Focusing on the concept of goodwill, this book offers a thorough historical review of accounting literature and professional standards concerning the accounting methods for purchased goodwill. It delves into the evolution of these practices, providing insights into both the theoretical and practical aspects of goodwill in accounting.
Focusing on the interplay between architecture and theatre, this book explores the essential elements of Focus, Platform, and Frame that influence theatrical success. Through insightful analysis and sketches, Bloom addresses the needs of designers, theatre professionals, and audiences alike. It serves as a crucial resource for architects, students, and decision-makers involved in the design or renovation of performance spaces, offering guidance on creating effective and engaging theatrical environments.
The book explores the essential role of architecture in accommodating human life within created spaces, emphasizing the need for modern designs that respond to current human needs using advanced techniques. It critiques the trend of recent architectural practices that prioritize aesthetics over social relevance, arguing for a return to designs that enhance both functionality and beauty. The author advocates for a thoughtful approach to architecture that considers historical context and aims to create environments that genuinely support and enrich human existence.