Albert Kahn, "the man who built Detroit," gets his due in this new book by Michael H. Hodges.

Two books highlight defining moments in mid-20th-century residential design on the West Coast.

A new book explores homes in remote areas.

This non-traditional biography delves into the legacy of an influential German architect.

The Guardian’s architecture and design critic provides a snapshot of a reclusive country “in all its kaleidoscopic color.”

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.