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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 This book present Turnovsky's previously unpublished Master's thesis as a facsimile-reprint of his original artistic typo-script.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.

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.

Authoritative survey of modern and contemporary Austrian architecture, featuring some 100 additional buildings.

A full documentary of ETH Zurich's new LEE building, which breaks new ground in the architect's constructive approach, and including much technical detail.

Features a privately financed social-housing project in Vienna.

A thorough treatment of the topic of melancholy in architecture within the context of the work of Aldo Rossi.

The first book on London-based mae Architect's philosophy, vision and work.

A study on two different but complementary urban realities that have played a fundamental role in the imagination, the definition, and the redefinition of the 20th century,

A study on two different but complementary urban realities that have played a fundamental role in the imagination, the definition, and the redefinition of the 20th-century modern city.

A documentation of Bogdan Bogdanovic's memorials and monuments in former Yugoslavia.

The first comprehensive monograph on a significant group of architects in post-war Austria.

Presents recent research on artistic impulse on architecture.

This book examines Chicago's role as a catalyst for international developments and the city's influence to international discourse.It is the first publication to cover this aspect of Chicago's architectural history.

An up-to-date survey of contemporary architecture and building culture in Austria.

Presents little known 20th-century architecture of a world-famous Swiss region.

A book which explores the arhitectural work of Swiss architects Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein.

A comprehensive overview on an urbanisation process particular to China.

An analysis of the relationship between media policy and urban design, with specific reference to the influence of visual media on New York's built environment during the 1960s and 1970s. Includes DVD of the film "What is the City but the People".

Features an urban design proposal for the Great Lakes Megaregion, offering a new approach on large-scale urban design. A range of current issues in planning and development for megaregions, around the world, are also addressed.

180 buildings from three continents are featured with the same clear and use-orientated presentation of information that characterised the first volume. Christ & Gantenbein's approach to developing urban architectural designs is of practical value to students, teachers and practitioners alike.