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Offers fourteen previously unpublished essays by Lars Lerup, who ranks among the most significant teachers and researchers in the theory of urbanisation.

An unusual, surprising 100-fold encounter with Mies van der Rohe and his work.

Documenting an experimental public education project in Brazil, little-known architecture by Oscar Niemeyer is featured together with previously unpublished archive material.

Alfred Neumann is regarded as one of Israel's most significant architects, and this is the first comprehensive critical overview of his built and unbuilt work, his theories and methodology.

A study of representation and depiction in contemporary Japanese architectural design, based on extensive research and featuring a wealth of previously unpublished material.

An important contribution to the discourses on the social integration of refugees and the requirements mass migration movement create in architecture and urban design, and featuring essays with and contributions by high-profile figures in academia, international architecture and design firms.

A revised edition of the 2001 original, this is an intellectual introduction to iconic ideas of modern living by Inaki Abalos who ranks as one of the most significant contemporary teachers of architecture.

A handy guidebook to significant historic architecture in Lower Austria, which is a popular tourist destination around Vienna.

Cedric Price is revered as one of the 20th century's most highly original architectural theorists, whose ideas and concepts are much recognised to the present day, and this is the first comprehensive presentation of Prices' radical thinking and his visions.

Berlin's Tiergarten is a metropolitan biotope of unique biodiversity and a vast public space beyond economic, cultural, political, or urban conventions, and this book examines this historic landscape from biological, socio-cultural, historical, urbanist, and socio-political perspectives.

Dietmar Steiner ranks among Europe's most eminent architectural experts, and here his diary of observations about international architecture in recent decades contributes to the understanding of current trends.

First book in English on architect Rolf Muhlethaler.

The second volume of a series of four books on the creation of architectural space.

First monograph on the Indian structural engineer Mahendra Raj, featuring 28 of his pioneering buildings including previously unpublished material.

Features six case studies of urbanisation process around cities in Egypt, Italy, the US, Vietnam, Oman and Brazil.

An entertaining and easy-to-understand manual to produce one's own plywood furniture.

Three architects and architectural firms from Belgium, Spain and the US research the archives of Abalos & Herreros (1984-2006), revisiting some of the 250 projects now held by the Canadian Center for Architecture.

Presenting the results of a major research project supported by the Akademie der Kunste, Berlin, encompassing a wide range of artistic and scientific approaches and design options for the future of public space.

Initial volume of a new series - All About Space - comprising four books on the creation of architectural space.

Jan Turnovsky was a Czech-Austrian architectural theoretician and highly influential for an entire generation of Austrian architects. This book present Turnovsky's previously unpublished Master's thesis as a facsimile-reprint of his original artistic typo-script.

Documents a unique training facility for the poor rural population in the Gaibandha district in northern Bangladesh, and featuring photographs by Swiss architectural photographer Helene Binet.

With contributions by international experts, this latest volume in the UFO: Explorations of Urbanism series focuses on Venice as an exemplary metropolitan area.

Paulo Providencia is a Portuguese architect, equally revered for his built work as his writings and lectures, and this is his first book in English.

A reader on the often complex construction of meaning in publications and exhibitions, featuring contributions from scholars from the US, Britain and Switzerland.

Post-war modernist architecture is a subject of controversial debate. The results of a research project into four significant buildings from this era in Vienna are presented, including looking at the future use and development for these buildings.

Featuring statements and opinions by emerging architects and theoreticians from around the world, this is an analysis of the role and importance of personal relationships, forms of collaboration, and hierarchies in contemporary architectural production.

A comprehensive, highly original, and also satirical contribution to an international discourse in architecture.