Architecture for Humanity’s Design Like You Give a Damn: Building Change from the Ground Up supplements the original by examining more than 100 projects from around the world.
Architectural photographer Tim Street-Porter turns his talents to seaside houses and rooms with stunning water views.
Alexandra Lange, an architectural critic and a writer for Design Observor, teaches us all to take a second look at buildings in her primer on reading and writing architecture criticism.
An architecture professor describes eleven architecture and urban environments that have that elusive authentic, sense-of-place quality--with lessons to be learned in each.
Alcatraz has a history of intrigue, but it also has a history of architectural styles, as documented in a new book by San Francisco architect Donald McDonald.
Richard Olsen looks back at the long-standing practice of building new houses with reclaimed elements and old architectural parts in Handmade Houses: A Century of Earth-Friendly Home Design.
A monograph showing the complete works of Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando has been updated to include recent designs and on the boards projects. The book will be released later this month.
Tracing the legacy of architect Robert R. Taylor.
New photographs focusing on light and color, in addition to three original essays, are showcased in this recently released book that explores architect Luis Barragán’s own house.
KieranTimberlake's latest book breaks design down into 10 gerunds.