The Architecture of Public Space

A captivating visual description of the famous public spaces that make Italy’s historic towns and cities so timelessly attractive

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Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner

Train stations, airports, stadiums, hospitals, research buildings, and exhibition designs: this book tells about leading German architecture firm gmp’s experiences from 25 years of work in Italy that have produced 60 projects, of which 13 have actually been realized

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Armando Ruinelli Architetti

Armando Ruinelli: an internationally revered master of building in existing fabric and in an Alpine environment

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CARTHA – Building Identity

A handbook on fundamental issues of architectural design today, compiled by the international CARTHA network

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ChartierDalix

Be generous rather than generic: Trailblazing architecture by ChartierDalix in Paris

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EM2N—City Factory

Zurich-based architects EM2N have been actively contributing to Zurich’s urban transformation for twenty-five years—this is their first major monograph

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The Last Grand Tour

For much of the 16th to early 19th centuries, the Grand Tour of Italy was an important part of European aristocrats’ education. Emulating this tradition, this book takes a close look at today’s Italy, with a focus on the topic of housing as a gauge of political and socioeconomic interrelationships

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Looking for the Voids

What can urban interstitial spaces in major cities in Asia teach us for the expansion of architectural practice?

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Milieu – Lien – Lieu

L’architecture, interaction de différents facteurs et richesse d’associations

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OMA’s Kunsthal in Rotterdam

A grand portrait of Rem Koolhaas’s iconic museum building and the surrounding park in Rotterdam

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Paper Architecture in Novosibirsk

The first book ever to focus on the Novosibirsk branch of the legendary paper architecture movement during the last decade of the Soviet Union

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Paris Haussmann

New edition of the highly praised and sought-after analytical review of Baron Haussmann's redevelopment of Paris from today's perspective

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Sponge Park

Sponge Park: a visionary concept for resilient urban design in coastal areas that responds to new demands for public spaces as well as to increasingly extreme weather conditions

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The Advanced School of Collective Feeling

The reconstruction of a design concept of the 1920s and 1930s that has left an indelieble mark on the modern, domestic aesthetic as we know it

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Towards Territorial Transition

Coping with climate change and its sweeping effects requires large-scale decarbonization and poses major challenges for urban and infrastructure design

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