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Black Architect
"This book is about the experiences of Black architects in America. But it is also about you: the buildings you inhabit, the spaces you traverse, and how and why they are all influenced by mindsets and ideals that may or may not match your own."
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Brick 26
“In a time of climate crisis, the lessons of brick are not nostalgic, but urgent.”
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Junior Architects. New Paradigms in Design Education
A field report from contested terrain tracing the pursuit of equity in architecture and design education in the United States amid larger political rifts
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Mysteries of a Communist Cave
Gumshoe presents: Oscar Niemeyer’s mysterious headquarters for the French Communist Party in Paris
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Antifascist Architecture
What does built antifascism look like? And who builds antifascist architecture?
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Monsters and Mutants
Learning from plant intelligence: revolutionary concepts for Hybrids and Earth Buildings, part nature, part architecture
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Becoming
Architectures for a Planet in Transition
Brick 26
Outstanding International Brick Architecture
Spirits Out of Trees
Francis Kéré. Gando / Montana
Junior Architects
New Paradigms in Design Education
The House of Doctor Koolhaas
Mysteries of a Communist Cave
The Roofless Truth
Planning and Architecture for Homelessness
Global – Neutral
Architecture from Austria in Africa and Asia 1955–1989
New Schools on the Block
A Typological Inventory
Somewhere, Something, Someone
Leers Weinzapfel Associates
Defining Architectural Quality
Black Architect
Monsters and Mutants
Explorations in the Architecture-Nature Continuum
Antifascist Architecture
SHIFT
Architecture in Times of Radical Change
Totems
Selected Essays on Architecture
Seoul Urban Architecture
Rising from the Crushing Bowl
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Highlights
The House of Doctor Koolhaas
Mysteries of a Communist Cave
New Schools on the Block
A Typological Inventory
Black Architect
Antifascist Architecture
Totems
Selected Essays on Architecture
Seoul Urban Architecture
Rising from the Crushing Bowl
Architecture by Peter Celsing Photographed by John HĂĄkansson
Residential Architecture
Meditations in Entropy
The Work of Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA
Typology
Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Kazuo Shinohara – 3 Houses
House in White, House in Uehara, House in Yokohama
SAY 25/26
Swiss Architecture Yearbook 2025/26
Public Spaces, NY
Dirty Old River
Esch Sintzel Architekten
Buildings and Projects
A House to Live With
16 Variations by Dom Hans van der Laan and His Companions
Peter Zumthor 1985–2013
Buildings and Projects
The Architecture of Public Space
Sigurd Lewerentz
Architect of Death and Life
Spotlight – Swiss Architectural Firms
Penzel Valier
Architecture, Construction, Design 2007–2024
Unfinished Atlas
19 Projects by Manuel Herz Architects
DEON
A Workbook
Esch Sintzel Architekten
Buildings and Projects
Food for Architects
Steib Gmür Geschwentner Kyburz – Exponents of Excellent Housing
Armando Ruinelli Architetti
Progetti 1982–2022. Leggere il tempo
Roger Boltshauser – Response
Out of the Box
13 Spatial Configurations
Buchner Bründler – Buildings II
Portraits
15 Buildings KAAN Architecten
Poolology of Housing
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![“Set along a quiet residential canal, it abuts an abandoned fifteenth-century house in a dense UNESCO-protected neighborhood. The project never touches the city itself; it floats on fifteen pontoons, its only allowable points of contact.
Inside, the framing shifts. On one side, sistered two-by-fours run in tight sequence. On the other, two-by-eights expand the spacing, doubling the rhythm and subtly altering the scale. This play between frequencies registers as a kind of serial instability.
[…] From most angles, the pavilion appears as incomplete or discontinuous; this uncanniness defamiliarizes the neighboring house, rendering it newly legible and turning it into a provisional twin.”
PROJECT II, Brugge Diptych
Jon Lott—Proximities.
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With contributions by Jon Lott, Toshiko Mori, Charles Shafaieh and Julie Cirelli
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