Articles Tagged with ''Book Reviews / Excerpts''

A new book reveals the interesting discussions architects have shared over drinks at the Center for Architecture.

A new book shows how modest undertakings and subtle, insightful design can strengthen communities.

This lively 300-page compendium gathers far-flung remnants of the prolific 1960s British collective.

A new biography questions the personal integrity of one of the pioneers of modern architecture.

An architecture critic releases his third anthology of essays on modern architects.

Four editors briefly highlight books about historic and living architects, interiors, and landscape design to guide our readers in choosing gifts for architects, clients, students, or interested lay people.

A selection of books discusses ways in which architects can design in response to nature.

A new book takes a look at prominent architectural drawings over the years.

Two academic scholars chart the rise of the Hungarian architect's reputation.

This compendium of 16 essays, edited by housing specialist Karen Kubey, explores strategies architects are using to address the global housing crisis.