Lars Muller, 368 pp., 226 illustrations, paperback, 2022

Princeton, paperback, 2016, 216 pp.

Paperback, 5.5 x 8.25 in, 268 pp., 64 color, 204 duotone, Spanish/English.

304 pages, 5 1/4 x 7 3/4 54 b/w illus.

Trade Paperback | 232 pages

148 p, ills colour, 24 x 17 cm, pb,

Mastenbroek, SeARCH, Baan, Taschen Publishing, Koln, hardcover.

Birkhäuser; 5th revised & expand. edition, 368 pp.

a+t architecture publishing, 55 cards, color, 5x3 in

Triest, 158 pp, 240 images, Softcover, Jan Cremers, Peter Bonfig, David Offtermatt. The courtyard typology in eight basic concepts for space saving in different sizes and proportions. Case studies and technical data based on extensive and interdisciplinary investigations. Project created by German Research Foundation at Stuttgart University, 2020

160 p, ills colour & bw, 24 x 20 cm, hb, Italian/English An exhibition that traces the life of the great French-Swiss architect through documents, photographs, and many personal objects rediscovered following a restoration of Le Corbusier’s apartment on Rue Nungesser et Coli, Paris. Objects he called objets à réaction poétique: shells, pieces of wood, glass or bone, stones, enamelled ceramics, bricks, and common objects. Photographs and sketches of cars demonstrate Le Corbusier’s passion for vehicles and means of transport, and the tickets, tourist brochures, and postcards of monuments that the architect collected. A life re enacted in its ephemera, in its kept collection.

Park Books, Pre-Order Released February 2022, Paperback, 320 pp, 120 color illustrations. Edited by Aglaée Degros, Anna Bagaric, Sabine Bauer, Radostina Radulova-Stahmer, Mario Stefan, Eva Schwab.

‘Planet City’ is an urgent examination of the productive potential of extreme densification in an imagined future where ten billion people surrender the rest of the planet to a global wilderness. By Los Angeles-based film director and architect Liam Young. 408 pp.

442 pp 2020, from the Museum of Simple Technology, a handbook on roof construction and detail, for residence and shelter. The lifework of Yona Friedman, the Franco Hungarian theorist architect, creating a literacy of blackboard sketches and detail.