Design & Architecture
into one volume the great Arts and Crafts houses.
Johns Hopkins University Press
Race, Space and Culture K Ian Grandison (ed), Marlon B Ross (ed)
16th June, pb, eb, £54, 9781421454375
Addresses how race and space shape one another in profound and contested ways by bringing cultural theory into dialogue with the practices of design, planning and architecture.
Judd Foundation and Mack
Donald Judd Spaces 1st March, hb, £90, 9798218700966
Judd’s permanently installed living and working spaces in New York and Texas are surveyed in an expanded edition. Includes the restored Architecture Office.
Kulturalis
Bayt Al-Greiza 9th March, hb, £45, 9781836360308 Room-by-room examination of an Omani mansion that has been restored to its original vision and opened to the public.
Lannoo
Unframed: Interiors Gert Voorjans 8th June, hb, £150, 9789020919219
Combination of two books, beautifully bound with a linen band, Japanese binding and with three ribbon markers, featuring the projects of interior designer Voorjans.
Laurence King
Research Methods for Product Design Paul Rodgers, Alex Milton
26th February, pb, eb, £35, 9781529436006
Comprehensive resource on research methods for student and professional product designers.
Graphic Design Play Book Aurelien Farina, Sophie Cure
28th May, pb, eb, £18.99, 9781529441307
Entertaining introduction to graphic design.
Lund Humphries The Architecture and Writings of ES Prior David Valinsky
13th May, hb, £45, 9781848227224
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Brings both strands of Prior’s practice together to demonstrate its complexities and contradictions and to provide a holistic understanding of his thinking and creative approaches.
Luster Minus
Sophie Popelier 3rd February, hb, £55, 9789460583933
For 25 years Belgian design studio Minus has created minimalist interiors defined by calm and refinement. This anniversary book presents 25 projects in light tones and thoughtful materials.
Mack
Ecosystems 1st May, pb, £35, 9781915743947 First book by acclaimed Senegalese practice Worofila combines research processes and projects to propose a new approach to making architecture in contemporary Africa.
Collected Works Vol 3: 2010–2020 1st February, hb, £70, 9781917651394
Expansive retrospective surveys Caruso St John’s later projects through drawings, photography and commentaries, with texts by Roger Diener, Grace Ndiritu, Elizabeth Wilson and more.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gothic by Design Femke Speelberg, Melanie Holcomb
14th April, hb, £30, 9781588398086
Rare architectural drawings from the Gothic period uncover a flourishing tradition of design and draftsmanship. This book is essential for understanding the roots of modern architecture.
MIT Press
Alan Dunn Gabriele Neri, Barry Bergdoll
12th May, pb, £38, 9780262052597
First in-depth study of American artist whose incisive cartoons mocked 20th-century architecture and urban environments, expanding the field of architectural criticism.
The Bookseller Buyer’s Guide Non-Fiction Monacelli
Summer by the Sea Thomas A Kligerman, Read McKendree (illus)
15th February, hb, £44.95, 9781580937344
Noted architect explores the seaside setting and design of secluded cottages facing the Atlantic along the Rhode Island coast.
In the House Alton LaDay 15th April, hb, £59.95, 9781580937306
Vibrant and inspiring celebration of America’s leading Black interior designers.
Envisioning Landscapes Mark Lamster 15th March, hb, £34.95, 9781580937412
New edition of the monograph on the visionary landscape architecture firm OJB uncovers the philosophy that guides the practice and reveals the transformative power of landscape.
Handwork Emily Zaiden, Carol Sauvion
15th April, hb, £34.95, 9781580937276
Engaging portrait of the US through 101 surprising, overlooked, everyday handmade things crafted over more than 250 years.
Arbiters of Style Eugenia Santiesteban Soto
15th March, hb, £54.95, 9781580937313
From the editors of Frederic and the creative minds at Schumacher a beautifully photographed and finely written exploration of an exciting new movement in French interior design and architecture.
Explore: The Leading Hotels of the World Spencer Bailey, Deepak Chopra
15th June, hb, £54.95, 9781580937368
Singular destinations where adventure and/or wellbeing are taken for granted.
Niggli
Where Future Grows Jan Teunen Teunen, Christoph Quarch, Blackspace (ed)
1st February, hb, £45, 9783721210545
Through visionary insights and real-world examples this is an exploration of the shift towards work
environments that foster creativity, wellbeing and meaningful growth.
Shaping Brands Christoph Zielke 1st May, pb, £29.95, 9783721210576
Research-based framework going beyond exclusivity and loyalty to focus on visibility and accessibility as key drivers of brand success.
The Generative Mind Patrik Hubner 1st February, pb, £24.95, 9783721210590
True creativity today means making authentic connections and shaping meaningful narratives. With practical insights and clear principles this book offers a fresh perspective on designing for a constantly changing future.
OH Series
The Little Guides 2nd April, hb, £6.99, 97810354334
Design excellence on wheels explored and celebrated. The Little Guide to Ferrari 76 The Little Guide to Lamborghini 83
Oro Applied Research + Design
Toward an American Spolia
Aleksandr Mergold 9th March, pb, £24.95, 9781943532858
Inventory of the processes of spolia, a distinctive cultural practice from ancient times to ours, framing the necessity for the spoliation of the American 20th century.
Oro Editions
Modern, Again Serge Ambrose, Michelangelo Sabatino
9th March, hb, £32.50, 9781957183794
Equal parts history of modern residential architecture in America and a rewarding journey of preservation and stewardship.
Hot Air
Erik L’Heureux 9th February, pb, £35, 9781961856035
Monograph that situates and defines the hot air of the urban equator through the
architecture and creative practice of Erik L’Heureux and the Office of Equatorial Intelligence.
Design Research for Uncertain Futures Jamie Vanucchi, Ozayr Saloojee, Sarah Dooling
9th March, pb, £32.50, 9781961856103
Our model of design research envisions a powerful role for future practitioners to work confidently with uncertainty and to negotiate contested futures as part of creating more equitable worlds.
Landscapes for Adaptation Charles Waldheim
9th February, hb, £55, 9781961856332
Presents 60 projects and experiments and assembles a menu of practical strategies and real-world tactics for landscape adaptation in China and around the world.
Muzharul Islam, an Architect of Tomorrow Kazi Khaleed Ashraf
9th February, hb, £50, 9781961856486
First comprehensive overview of the life and work of the master architect from Bangladesh, Muzharul Islam.
Arturo Mezzedimi, Africa Hall
Marcello Mezzedimi 9th February, hb, £65, 9781961856639
Photographic journey complemented by academic essays on related historical, architectural and artistic topics all on the origin and life of “Africa Hall” in Ethiopia.
Supergraphic Landscapes Joseph Altshuler, Nekita Thomas 11th May, pb, £30, 9781961856776 Contemporary public art and creative placemaking strategies that amplify identity, access and belonging in public spaces.
Claying Architecture 9th March, pb, £39.95, 9781961856844
Collection of essays, interviews and projects from architects, designers and researchers who are analysing the role of clay 3D printing in contemporary architecture. Curated by Doyle, Melendez, Murphy and Scelsa
Re-scaling the Rural Sophia Meeres (ed), Ben Stringer (ed), Mo Michelsen Stochholm Krag (ed)
9th March, pb, £35, 9781966515050
Offers students, academics and practitioners alike a snapshot of some of the most innovative contemporary design and thinking relating to rural terrains and issues.
Arthur Dyson
Giuliano Chelazzi, David Swann, Douglas Cardinal, Eric Lloyd Wright
9th March, hb, £49.95, 9781966515104
Embarks on a captivating journey through the architectural visions of one of America’s most innovative architects.
Oxford University Press
Victorian Architecture GA Bremner 26th March, pb, £24.99, 9780198835394
Concise history of buildings erected all over Britain and its colonial empire during the long 19th century.
Park Books
Paris Haussmann Benoît Jallon (ed), Umberto Napolitano (ed), Franck Boutté (ed), Cyrille Weiner (illus)
11th May, hb, £42, 9783038602194
Research on Baron Haussmann’s extensive rebuilding of Paris in the late 19th century. Features comparisons with other international metropolises.
Re-use in Construction Eva Stricker (ed), Guido Brandi (ed)
9th March, hb, £50, 9783038602958
Lavishly illustrated with photos and plans as well as informative diagrams and graphs, this book is a rich and inspirational source for architects and engineers and their clients.
The Playground Project Gabriela Burkhalter (ed) 9th March, pb, £50, 9783038603504
New research findings on playgrounds in the former German Democratic Republic and new portraits of German playground designers.
Black Architect Sekou Cooke 9th March, pb, £25, 9783038603825
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