Articles Tagged with ''Book Reviews / Excerpts''

A new book discusses how the American architect's take on Spanish colonial motifs transformed a town in South Florida.

An architecture professor at Iowa State looks at the breadth of the Italian architect's career.

Two new books offer compelling narratives for understanding embodied energy and how to design with it.

Despite starting his architectural career in the middle of the Arts and Crafts movement, Sir Edwin Lutyens was one of its leading figures, one author argues.

A new book discusses how Robert Venturi's two-year stay as a fellow in Rome shaped his thoughts on architecture.

A new book delves into the disappearance of New York's iconic institutions and neighborhoods.

The prestigious historian looks back on his role in the development of architecture.

'100 Buildings: 1900–2000' and 'Destination Architecture: The Essential Guide to 1000 Contemporary Buildings' aim to educate readers about the world's most captivating buildings.

A new biography details the fascinating life of one of America's most influential designers.

A plethora of volumes showcase architects’ accomplishments.