124 pp., ‎ Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain; Bilingual edition 2021, hardcover.

172 PP, 2021, REPRINT FROM THE ORIGINAL EDITION 1956, foreword Tadao Ando, design Richard Lohse and Armin Hofmann

Michael Sorkin, Princeton Architectural Press, 144 pp., hardcover

180pp, 108 illustrations, paperback.

256pp, 250 illustrations, hardcover.

Park Books, paperback, 160 pp., 122 color & 120 b/w images.

Phaidon, hardcover, 256 pp., 250 illustrations.

Hardcover, 236 pp, 151 illustrated.

Philip Jodidio, Hardcover, 348 pp.

Paperback, 140 pages.

KØBENHAVN. Urban Architecture and Public Spaces, Edition Detail, Sandra Hofmeister, paperback, 304 pp.

Giles & Pickard, London, 2021, cloth edition, $65

Format: HardbackSize: 290 x 250 mm (11 3/8 x 9 7/8 in) Pages: 256 pp, Phaidon London editors Spectacular homes across the globe including prime examples in countries across 6 continents, from Australia, Canada, Chile, Fiji, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Sweden, Tanzania, Thailand, to the UK and USA. All with distinct relation to the sea. Due September 2021

Hardback, 238 pp. Keith Moskow and Robert Linn. Monacelli Press.

Women in Architecture - Past, Present, and Future by Ursula Schwitalla. 216 pp. In color and B&W.

The Ideal City - Exploring Urban Futures by SPACE10. 256pp. SPACE10 visits 53 cities in 30 different countries, detailing the specifics different firms have enacted to envision a more ideal city.

Up we go, up it must go, slender, slim, tiny and tall, the new urban housing design and its most complicated task. 48 projects, all over the urban landscape, solving and celebrating the details of vertical design in compact space. Done well, it is the thrill of intent and a true bow to design. Done well, it is the city as great hope.

18 houses for AIR, 12 for EARTH, 10 for FIRE and 14 for WATER, from all over this land and world. From Vietnam to Finland, from Olson Kundig in Kona to a Tulum treehouse, all in lovely color photos. And in each case, nature is not the backdrop, it is the houses that are showing respect. 256 pp.

When asked to design the capital of a young African republic, Rodrigo Tomás sees the opportunity of a lifetime. Eager to outshine his famous father he accepts, but he soon discovers that not all is what it seems. Chronicling the trajectory of an architect craving recognition, The Masterplan delivers a fictional reconstruction of an architectural dream blown to dust by bigger forces. A personal story comes to reveal a larger story – of an emerging nation’s struggle with colonial residue, the growing Chinese influence in Africa and the fraught workings of a global real estate market. Publisher Archis. paperback. 328 pp. April 2021