'Barbie Dreamhouse: An Architectural Survey' has been launched as a publication for avid fans of the namesake doll to add into their collection as a way to keep abreast with her various abodes over the years.
The book covers Barbie's various homes through the years to provide a detailed analysis across 152 pages that include original layout plans, full-color photos and even conversations with designers and architectural historians. The cook covers around 60 years of Barbie architectural history focused on the Dreamhouse and is curated by PIN-UP Magazine to offer all the details avid fans need to know.
'Barbie Dreamhouse: An Architectural Survey' was conceptualized and designed by Office Ben Ganz, and was edited by Felix Burrichter and Whitney Mallett.
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Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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