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INTERNATIONAL NEW TITLES AUTUMN 2021
CONTENT
4/5
agps, Manuel Scholl, Marc Angélil,
Sarah Graham
Out of the Box
13 Spatial Configurations 6/7
Robert Jan van Pelt, Mark Podwal,
Manuel Herz
How Beautiful Are Your
Dwelling Places, Jacob
8/9 An Atlas of Jewish Space, and a Synagogue for
Babyn Yar
Eric Höweler, J. Meejin Yoon
Verify in Field
Projects and Conversations Höweler + Yoon
10/11
Nicole McIntosh, Jonathan Louie (eds)
Swissness Applied
12/13
Learning from New Glarus
Matthew Wells
Survey
Architecture Iconographies
14/15
Andreas Lechner
Thinking Design
16/17
Blueprint for an Architecture of Typology
Susannah C. Drake
Sponge Park
Gowanus Canal
18/19
Ilmar Hurkxkens, Fujan Fahmi, Ammar
Mirjan (eds)
Robotic Landscapes
Designing the Unfinished
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ChartierDalix. Built Work
2016–2021
22/23
Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés
Architectes Urbanistes (eds)
24/25
Aglaée Degros, Anna Bagaric, Sabine Milieu—Lien—Lieu
Bauer, Radostina Radulova-Stahmer,
Mario Stefan, Eva Schwab (eds)
Basics of Urbanism
12 Terms of Territorial Transformation
26/27
Gerold Kunz, Hilar Stadler, Jonathan
Sergison, Stephen Bates, Mark Tuff (eds)
On and around architecture
Ten conversations. Sergison Bates architects
28/29
Christopher Platt (ed.)
Architects on Dwelling
30/31
Dawn Finley, Mark Wamble
System of Novelties
32/33 Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble,
Interloop—Architecture
Rachel Gottesman, Tamar Novick, Iddo
Ginat, Dan Hasson, Yonatan Cohen
Land. Milk. Honey.
Animal Stories in Imagined Landscapes
34/35
Rui Jorge Garcia Ramos, Virgílio Borges
Pereira, Marta Rocha Moreira, Sérgio
Dias Silva (eds)
36 Hidden in Plain Sight
New Titles Spring 2021 Politics and Design in State-Subsidized
Not yet published Residential Architecture
37–39
Recent Releases
and Key Titles
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A truly unique perspective on their own work: Swiss-Ameri-
can architectural studio agps, with offices in Zurich and Los
Angeles, has delved deep into their archive and woven a visual
thread of some 160 illustrations that guides readers through this
new book. Literally out of the box, from archival box and model
crates, models, model photos, small hand-drawn studies, visu-
alizations, but also photographs of realized buildings have re-
A unique visual tour through
emerged, covering agps’ entire work of decades of practice. the work of Zurich and
Los Angeles-based firm agps,
The images are organized according to 13 keywords: spatial
configurations that characterize agps’ core design concepts and
organized by 13 keywords:
summarize central elements of their ideas. At the same time, - Object in Space
they are terms that define the formal presence of their designs. - Framing
The result is a multifaceted and inspiring insight into the work - Buffer
of an international firm that proves just how important spatial
- Conglomerate
constellations are for the formulation of good architecture. Es-
says by Sabine von Fischer as well as by Marc Angélil and Cary
- Linear
Siress, along with an index of all featured buildings and projects, - Under the Roof
round off this unique volume. - Going Around
- Hidden
- Hovering
- Blurred
- Sequential
- Void
- Sculpted
Manuel Scholl is a partner at agps in Zurich Marc Angélil is a founding partner at agps in
and was Professor of Urban Design at Leibniz Zurich and taught as professor of architecture
University in Hanover 2009–2014. and design at ETH Zurich 1994–2019. He has
also taught as visiting professor at University
Sarah Graham is a founding partner at agps in of Southern California in Los Angeles and is
Los Angeles. She has taught as adjunct profes- currently Kenzo Tange Visiting Professor at
sor at University of Southern California in Los Harvard Graduate School of Design.
Angeles and as visiting professor at Rhode Is-
land School of Design, Harvard Graduate School
of Design, University of California Berkeley, and
Nanjing University in China. She is also a Fellow
of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
ISBN 978-3-03860-264-4
The first new book in a decade on renowned
Swiss-American architecture studio agps
A highly original visual exploration of three
decades of agps’ design and building activities
Presents the work of agps through largely never
before published model photos, sketches,
visualizations, and photographs of realized
buildings from their archive
agps, Manuel Scholl, Marc Angélil,
Sarah Graham
Out of the Box
13 Spatial Configurations
Texts by Sabine von Fischer, Marc Angélil, and
Cary Siress
Book Design by Lina von Waldkirch and Jörg
Schönenberger
Hardback
approx. 336 pages, 135 color and
24 b/w photographs and plans
17 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-264-4 English / German
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 42.00 | $ 50.00
October 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
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On September 29 and 30, 1941, more than 33,000 Jewish men,
women, and children were murdered in Babyn Yar, a ravine in
Kiev. This event constituted the largest single massacre perpe-
trated by German troops against Jews during World War II.
In commemoration, a synagogue designed in the shape of a
book will be inaugurated on the same site in 2021. When opened,
the book building’s inner space and its furnishings unfold. This
impressive movable structure was designed by Manuel Herz,
whose studio runs offices in Basel and Cologne. This book for
the first time shows the Babyn Yar synagogue captured in pho-
tographs by celebrated architectural photographer Iwan Baan,
as well as through plans and model photos.
A history of the Jewish concept of space:
- territorial: home, real as well as mythical Yet the core part of the book tells the story of the Jewish peo-
- architectural: temple, synagogue, residence ple and of Judaism through the medium of space: the Jewish
concept of space from biblical times to the present. Space as a
- psychological
leitmotif is understood in broad terms here: territorially, archi-
- theological: the space of Talmudic debate tecturally, psychologically, theologically, intellectually, as well as
- intellectual pertaining to the persecution of the Jewish people. Rather than
- the space of the ghetto, displacement, in an abstract treatise, this story is told through 135 brief and
the holocaust engaging texts by Robert Jan van Pelt, a leading Holocaust re-
searcher and professor of architecture. Each of these reflections
is illustrated with drawings and watercolors by New York-based
artist Mark Podwal, who is known for his illustration of Elie Wi-
esel’s works.
Robert Jan van Pelt is renowned internationally Manuel Herz runs his own design and urban
for his research on the Holocaust and the ar- planning studio in Basel and Cologne and
chitecture of Auschwitz-Birkenau in particular, has gained renown for his design of the New
as well as on the architecture of the Jewish Synagogue in Mainz. He teaches as an assistant
diaspora. He is a professor of architecture at professor at University of Basel and is the editor
University of Waterloo, Canada, and the author of the widely acclaimed book African Modernism
of numerous books. (Park Books, 2014).
Mark Podwal is a New York-based artist and the
illustrator of many of Elie Wiesel’s books. He
has also published several books of his own,
and his work is represented in important public
collections, such as New York’s Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
ISBN 978-3-03860-267-5
A history of space and the concept of space in
Jewish culture
Offers insightful brief texts on 135 aspects
of the Jewish concept of space from the Old
Testament to the present, illustrated with
drawings and watercolors, many especially
made for this volume
First book on the new synagogue of Babyn Yar
near Kiev, offering plans and model photos
Features previously unpublished images of
the Babyn Yar synagogue by celebrated archi-
tectural photographer Ivan Baan
Robert Jan van Pelt, Mark Podwal,
Manuel Herz
How Beautiful Are Your
Dwelling Places, Jacob
An Atlas of Jewish Space, and a Synagogue for
Babyn Yar
Photographs by Iwan Baan
Book design by Bruno Margreth
In collaboration with the Babyn Yar Holocaust
Memorial Center, Kiev
Hardback
approx. 352 pages, 186 color and b/w drawings
and watercolors, photographs, and plans
16.5 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-267-5 English
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 32.00 | $ 40.00
October 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
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Höweler + Yoon, founded in 2001 and based in Boston, gained
early praise for ephemeral and interactive public projects and
today is recognized for striking works that combine conceptual
imagination and technological sophistication. The firm’s impres
sive body of work has expanded the scope of design beyond tra-
ditional disciplinary boundaries and has won them numerous
national and international awards. Verify in Field is Höweler +
Yoon’s second book. Its title derives from a notational conven-
tion on architectural drawings to indicate that the information is
subject to unknown conditions in the field. The book highlights
verification as an integral part of the design process and demon-
strates it as a productive tool to test ideas and act on the world.
For both disciplinary and contractual reasons, the instruments
of design—drawings, models, and prototypes—operate on the
world at a distance. Techniques of prototyping, measurement,
feedback, negotiation, and intervention inform the diverse An intriguing exploration of recent
output of the studio. Verify in Field features recent designs by work by Höweler + Yoon, demonstra-
Höweler + Yoon, including such projects as the Memorial to En-
slaved Laborers at the University of Virginia; a floating outdoor
ting how verification, uncertainty,
classroom in Philadelphia; the MIT Museum; and a pedestrian and agency come into play with
bridge in Shanghai’s Expo Park. The book also examines the architectural design
discipline’s pressing questions, as they relate to verification, un
certainty, and agency, in a series of essays by Eric Höweler and
J. Meejin Yoon on topics that include means and methods, the
public realm, energy and environments, the construction detail,
and social media. These themes are echoed in conversations
with collaborators, historians, and theorists: Adam Greeneld,
Nader Tehrani, Kate Orff, Daniel Barber, and Ana Miljacki.
Eric Höweler and J. Meejin Yoon are architects
and designers and cofounding principals of
Boston-based firm Höweler + Yoon. Höweler
is also associate professor of architecture at
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Yoon is
professor at and the Gale and Ira Drukier Dean
of Cornell University’s College of Architecture,
Art, and Planning.
ISBN 978-3-03860-224-8
New monograph on Boston-based firm
Höweler + Yoon Architecture, one of America’s
most exciting design studios
Features nineteen recent projects, completed
and ongoing, through images, plans and
concise texts
Topical essays by and conversations with
the firm’s principals offer insights into their
methods, concepts, and vision
Eric Höweler, J. Meejin Yoon
Verify in Field
Projects and Conversations Höweler + Yoon
With conversations with Daniel Barber, Adam
Greenfield, Ana Miljački, Kate Orff, and Nader
Tehrani
Edited by Alexander Porter und Rae Pozdro
Book design by Common Name
Paperback
approx. 360 pages, 150 color and 430 b/w
illustrations and plans
19.5 × 23.5 cm
978-3-03860-224-8 English
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 50.00
September 2021 (Europe) | November 2021 (US)
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Founded by Swiss settlers in 1845, New Glarus in Wisconsin
evolved from being a dairy farming and cheese production vil-
lage to a popular tourist destination. Following a grave econom-
ic downturn in the 1960s and 1970s, the community discovered
embracing the image of its cultural heritage, particularly tradi-
tional architectural details, as a way of survival. Consequently,
they began to change their commercial building façades to ap-
pear even more Swiss. Since 1999, the town has even regulated
the production of new buildings via its building codes to preserve
this particular aesthetic evoking the familiar traditional Swiss
chalet style.
Swissness Applied investigates the transformation of Europe-
an immigrant towns in the United States, exemplified by New
Glarus. It features the results of extensive fieldwork on buildings
in the village as well as design projections based on the local
building code and evaluates the outcomes through different rep-
resentation techniques. Expert authors including Courntey Coff-
man, Kurt Forster, Whitney Moon, Philip Ursprung, and Jesús
Vassallo contribute essays that pick up on aspects such as the
role of cultural imagery and immigration history in architecture,
New Glarus, Wisconsin: a prime
and on Swissness as a cultural concept in particular. example of cultural heritage
in diaspora and of imagery and
appropriation in architecture
Nicole McIntosh and Jonathan Louie are the co-
founders of the Texas-based firm Architecture
Office. They are curators and designers of the
exhibition Swissness Applied that was on display
at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2019),
Kunsthaus Glarus (2019), and Yale Architecture
Gallery in (2020), with further stations planned.
ISBN 978-3-03860-244-6A unique and fascinating study at the interface
of cultural anthropology, diaspora research,
and architecture
Investigates the influence of cultural heritage
and imagery on architectural production
Nicole McIntosh, Jonathan Louie (eds)
Swissness Applied
Learning from New Glarus
Contributions by Courtney Coffman, Kurt
Forster, Jonathan Louie, Nicole McIntosh,
Whitney Moon, Philip Ursprung, Jesús Vassallo.
With a conversation with Patrick Lambertz and
a preface by Marc Angélil and Cary Siress
Books design by Luis Vassallo
Paperback
approx. 320 pages, 250 color and
30 b/w illustrations
23 × 30 cm
978-3-03860-244-6 English
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 50.00
October 2021 (Europe) | December 2021 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10/11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40When architects visit a building, and want to record or identify
what they see, they take out a bundle of folded sheets in search
of a blank piece of paper. These sheets may be ground plans,
diagrams, sketches and ordnance maps. In one way or another,
all are survey drawings, operating as both documentation and
analysis, enabling an architect to examine certain conditions of
the built environment, whether geometric, relational, material
or technical.
This book explores the history of the survey and its multiple
forms in order to understand how the methods of recording
what already exists can also be used to imagine what might be.
Lavishly illustrated, with works from the collection of Drawing
Matter and beyond, it addresses the multiple forms of the survey
through focused studies – on John Soane (1753–1837), Charles
Robert Cockerell (1788–1863), and Detmar Blow (1867–1939);
French architects Louis-Hippolyte Lebas (1782–1867), Henri
Labrouste (1801–1875), and Eugène Viollet-le-Duc (1814–1879);
and Swiss-based Peter Märkli (born 1953) – and an extensive
A lavishly illustrated history of the
section of plates with commentaries by contemporary archi- architectural survey drawing across
tects. In doing so, it maintains that while all surveys begin with for centuries
the site, the outcomes are as idiosyncratic as their authors – and
their methods have much to offer as tools in design practice.
The book is the first in the Architecture Iconographies series,
published in collaboration with Drawing Matter, an organization
based in Wincanton, Somerset, that explores the role of draw-
ing in architectural thought and practice. They consider the im-
age-making of architecture through its typologies and unique
approaches to drawing. Exploring their resonance in the history
of the profession, as well as their relationship to the architects
themselves, the series aims to open up further possibilities for
their use in both practice and teaching.
Matthew Wells is a lecturer and postdoc
researcher at ETH Zurich’s Institute for the
History and Theory of Architecture. The focus of
his research and writing is on representational
techniques, environmental technologies, and
professionalism in the built environment of the
19th and 20th centuries.
ISBN 978-3-03860-250-7An exploration of the history and significance
of the architectural survey drawing through
focused studies on John Soane, Charles Robert
Cockerell, Detmar Blow, Louis-Hippolyte
Lebas, Henri Labrouste, Eugène Viollet-
le-Duc, and Peter Märkli
Lavishly illustrated with works mainly from
the collection of Drawing Matter in Wincanton
(Somerset)
With commenting captions for selected
drawings by contemporary architects,
researchers and teachers including Biba Dow,
Tom Emerson, Stephanie Macdonald, Willem
Jan Neutelings, Sheila O'Donnell, Thomas
Padmanabhan, Eric Parry, David Valinsky,
Lucas Wilson, and Peter Wilson
Matthew Wells
Survey
Architecture Iconographies
Edited by Sarah Handelman
Book design by Mathias Clottu
In cooperation with Drawing Matter, Wincanton
(Somerset)
Paperback with dust jacket
approx. 180 pages, 130 color illustrations
23 × 30 cm
978-3-03860-250-7 English
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 42.00 | $ 50.00
August 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12/13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40However disparate the style or ethos, beneath architecture’s
pluralism lies a number of categorical typologies. In Thinking
Design, Austrian architect Andreas Lechner has condensed his
profound typological understanding into a single book.
Divided into three chapters—Tectonics, Type, and Topos—Lech-
ner’s book reflects upon twelve fundamental typologies: theater,
museum, library, state, office, recreation, religion, retail, factory,
education, surveillance, and hospital. Encompassing a total of
144 carefully selected examples of classic designs and build-
ings, ranging across an epic sweep from antiquity to the present,
the book not only explains the fundamentals of collective archi-
tectural knowledge but traces the interconnected reiterations
that lie at the heart of architecture’s transformative power.
As such, Thinking Design outlines a new building theory rooted in
the act of composition as an aesthetic determinant of architec-
tural form. This emphasis on composition in the design process
A clearly distilled architectural atlas
over the more commonplace aspects of function, purpose, or based on 144 major designs from
atmosphere makes it more than a mere planning manual. It re- ancient times to the twenty-first
veals also the cultural dimension of architecture that gives it the
ability to transcend not only use cycles but entire epochs. Each century, showcasing the cultural
example is meticulously illustrated with a newly drawn elevation dimension of building
or axonometric projection, floor plan, and section, not only invig-
orating the underlying ideas but also making the book an ideal
comparative compendium.
Andreas Lechner runs his own architecture and
research practice in Graz, Austria, and teaches
as an associate professor at Graz University of
Technology's Faculty of Architecture.
EN GE
ISBN 978-3-03860-246-0 ISBN 978-3-03860-266-8A unique building manual drawing on
humanity’s accumulated architectural
knowledge
An invaluable resource for contemporary
building design
Newly drawn axonometric projections, sections
and floor plans allow for optimal comparison
Andreas Lechner
Thinking Design
Blueprint for an Architecture of Typology
Book design by CH Studio and Andreas Lechner
Hardback
approx. 480 pages, 320 b/w illustrations and
plans
23 × 31 cm
978-3-03860-246-0 English
978-3-03860-266-8 German
sFr. 59.00 | € 58.00 | £ 55.00 | $ 65.00
November 2021 (Europe) | January 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14/15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal is a hidden landmark, a valuable but
latent asset to the local and broader community. Formerly a
wetland creek, it is now severely polluted and bordered by indus-
trial buildings. Although it is surrounded by residential neigh-
borhoods, there is hardly any public access to the water’s edge.
The existing canal bulkhead and drainage is also a piece of hard
engineered infrastructure that is seemingly easy to maintain but
inadequate for managing extreme weather—when it fails the
impacts are catastrophic.
To facilitate greater access and ecological productivity of the
Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn-based firm DLANDstudio has invent-
ed the Sponge Park™. It is designed as a series of public urban
waterfront spaces that slow, absorb, and filter dirty surface wa-
ter runoff to clean contaminated canal water, reduce combined
sewer overflow, and activate the canal edge. Revealing the form,
Sponge Park: a visionary concept
distribution, and size of natural ecological patterns in relation for resilient urban design in coastal
to the shape and patterns of infrastructure, neighborhoods, and areas that responds to new demands
political jurisdictions is another key component of the design.
for public spaces as well as to increa-
This book introduces the award-winning Sponge Park™ in great
detail with photos, illustrations, plans, and diagrams. It demon-
singly extreme weather conditions
strates the concept’s potential as a component also of a larger
vision for a new paradigm of coastal urbanism, upland adap-
tation, and right of way design in the twenty-first century that
anticipates more frequent extreme weather impacts and affects
American policymaking. It is a must-read for design students,
architects, and academics as well as for elected officials, policy-
makers, and community activists.
Susannah C. Drake is an associate professor at
University of Colorado Boulder’ s Department of
Environmental Design and a founding princi-
pal of DLANDstudio Architecture + Landscape
Architecture in Brooklyn. In 2020, her Gowanus
Canal Sponge Park project won the inaugural
Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design
Award for Climate Action.
ISBN 978-3-03860-249-1Introduces DLANDstudio’s pioneering and
award-winning Sponge Park concept for the
regeneration of the notorious Gowanus Canal in
Brooklyn, NY
The comprehensive approach integrates
ecological and urban design, making the
project a unique and compelling strategy for
improving also urban climate resilience
Offers a resource for communities, architects,
landscape and urban designers, environmen-
tal activists, and public agencies to clean up
similarly degraded sites
DLANDstudio’s design for the Gowanus Canal
is the only project to date that has succeeded
in both branding an idea for greater public
acceptance and actually performing on the
promises of the planning
Susannah C. Drake
Sponge Park
Gowanus Canal
Book design by Sabine Hahn
Paperback
approx. 128 Pages, 80 color and
50 b/w illustrations
22 × 27 cm
978-3-03860-249-1 English
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 40.00
October 2021 (Europe) | December 2021 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16/17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40The Department of Architecture at ETH Zurich has been re-
searching the integration of robots into the architectural prac-
tice, both in design and the fabrication process, for some time.
This book—created in collaboration with the chair of Christophe
Girot, Gramazio Kohler Research, and Marco Hutter at ETH Zu-
rich’s Robotic Systems Lab—is the first to investigate the use of
robot-based construction equipment for large-scale soil grad-
ing in landscape architecture. As landscapes are continuously
changing due to ever-changing environmental conditions, the
application of autonomous systems that respond to the environ-
ment rather than perform predefined and static earthwork is of
particular interest in this field.
Robotic Landscapes sheds light on a series of groundbreaking
experiments in an interdisciplinary collaboration of landscape Dynamic robot-based planning
design, environmental engineering, and robotics that aims to
make landscape architecture sustainable and ecological in the and execution tools open up
long term. previously inconceivable design
possibilities in the landscape
architecture of the 21st century
Ilmar Hurkxkens is a researcher and lectur- Fujan Fahmi is and architect and urban planner
er with Gramazio Kohler Research at ETH and has been directing the interdisciplinary
Also available: Zurich’s Depatment of Architecture. He is also MØFA Studio in Zurich since 2017. Her work
co-founder of the design research laboratory covers a wide range of interventions at the
LANDSKIP and of Ungenau Robotics. Prior to intersection of urban planning and landscape
The Robotic Touch this he worked at Christophe Girot’s Chair of design. She also teaches in the Design Studio of
How Robots Change Landscape Architecture. ETH Zurich’s Department of Architecture.
Architecture
978-3-906027-37-1 Ammar Mirjan is an architect working as a
English researcher with Gramazio Kohler Research
sfr. 49.00 | € 48.00 at ETH Zurich’s Department of Architecture.
£ 35.00 | $ 50.00 He focuses on constructive robotic assembly
ISBN 978-3-906027-37-1 processes and their impact on the construction
industry.
9 783906 027371
ISBN 978-3-03860-254-5The first book on the use of robotic technology
in landscape design that introduces new,
dynamic methods and previously inconceivable
scenarios for implementation
Demonstrates how digital design and robotic
execution of landscape designs result in safe
and resilient solutions in the age of climate
change
Presents alternatives to current natural-
hazard-mitigation strategies that can be
adapted to progressive changes in the terrain
Ilmar Hurkxkens, Fujan Fahmi, Ammar
Mirjan (eds)
Robotic Landscapes
Designing the Unfinished
Contributions by Mathias Bernhard, Dana
Cupkova, Fujan Fahmi, Christophe Girot, Fabio
Gramazio, Francesca Hughes, Ilmar Hurkxkens,
Marco Hutter, Dominic Jud, Matthias Kohler,
Benedikt Kowalewski, Jesús Medina, Ammar
Mirjan
Book design by Janic Fotsch and Pascal
Sennhauser
In collaboration with ETH Zürich, Chairs of
Christophe Girot, Fabio Gramazio and Matthias
Kohler, and Marco Hutter
Hardback
approx. 192 pages, 50 color and
160 b/w illustrations
17 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-254-5 English
sFr. 45.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 45.00
October 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18/19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Paris-based firm ChartierDalix, founded in 2008 by Frédéric
Chartier and Pascale Dalix, can look back on a successful first
twelve years of design practice. They have garnered attention at
various international competitions and were awarded several
prizes, such as the Europe 40 under 40 Award. In 2019, their first
book ChartierDalix. Hosting Life explored their unique approach
to link ecosystem and architecture and their research and prac-
tical implementation of this connection.
In this new series of books, ChartierDalix now presents its en-
tire body of work, beginning with the volume covering the years
2016 to 2021. It showcases eleven designs they have realized in
Paris and the surrounding area, all described in detail with texts,
photographs and plans. The selection includes projects such as
the transformation of the former Lourcine barracks into the new
Université de Droit-Paris I, which was nominated for the Mies
van der Rohe Award and honored with the Frame Award 2020, a
number of office and commercial structures, the transformation
of the Renault Design Center in Guyancourt, as well as several Be generous rather than generic:
designs for private and social housing. Trailblazing architecture by
ChartierDalix in Paris
Frédéric Chartier holds an architecture degree
Also available:
from the École Nationale Supérieure d’Archi-
tecture Paris-Malaquais and is co-founder of
ChartierDalix. ChartierDalix in Paris.
Hosting Life
Architecture as an Pascale Dalix is a graduate of École Nationale
ecosystem Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris-Val de Seine
978-3-03860-166-1 (formerly École d'Architecture Paris-Villemin)
English / French and a founding partner of ChartierDalix in Paris.
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00
£ 35.00 | $ 45.00 Sophie Deramond is an architect and head of
ISBN 978-3-03860-166-1 research and development with ChartierDalix
in Paris.
9 783038 601661
ISBN 978-3-03860-257-6First volume of a multi-part monograph on
successful Paris-based design studio
ChartierDalix
Documents 11 projects realized 2016–2021
through texts and rich previously unpublished
images and plans
ChartierDalix’s unique approach of connecting
architecture and ecosystems has received
considerable international attention
ChartierDalix. Built Work
2016–2021
Contributions by Frédéric Chartier, Pascale
Dalix, and Sophie Deramond. Photographs
by Luc Boegly, Camille Gharbi, Sergio Grazia,
Mathieu Janand, and Takuji Shimmura
Book design by Building Paris
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approx. 200 pages, 172 color and b/w
illustrations
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978-3-03860-257-6 English / French
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October 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20/21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40For several years, Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés Architectes
Urbanistes of Lausanne, Switzerland, have deliberately based
their work on three key French terms: milieu (environment), lien
(connection) and lieu (location). Taking three signature designs
as examples—an ensemble of five apartment buildings in Lau-
sanne-Provence for environment, the Renens train station for
connection, and an eco-neighborhood in Nyon for site—they now
reflect on their work as architects and urban designers and situ-
ate it in a larger context.
For the first-ever book on their work, the architects have also
invited experts from other fields such as philosophy, biology, or
art, to address the concepts of milieu, lien and lieu from differ-
ent perspectives than their own. In this way they create inter-
Architecture as an evocative interplay connections between different aspects of human activity, whose
of different factors: three projects by common point of reference is the architecture that houses them.
the Swiss firm Farra Zoumboulakis & Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés Architectes Urbanistes, who
celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2020, have made a name for
Associés Architectes Urbanistes themselves with their innovative urban planning and architec-
ture in francophone Switzerland, from major refurbishments to
housing designs and public buildings.
Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés Architectes
Urbanistes, founded in 2000 by Bassel Farra and
Christina Zoumbolakis, is based in Lausanne,
Switzerland. Bassel Farra also held teaching
appointments at EPFL’s School of Architecture
in Lausanne and at HEPIA in Geneva.
ISBN 978-3-03860-263-7The first-ever book on Lausanne-based
Swiss firm Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés
Architectes Urbanistes
Features three signature designs that
exemplify their philosophy of sustainability
and carbon neutrality
Bassel Farra, Christina Zoumboulakis,
Emmanuel Colomb, and Mathieu Robitaille
reflect on their work in dialogue with
experts from the disciplines of philosophy,
biology, and art
Farra Zoumboulakis & Associés
Architectes Urbanistes (eds)
Milieu—Lien—Lieu
Contributions by Emmanuel Colomb, Bassel
Farra, Gabriel Gandolfo, Gabriele Guscetti,
Robert Ireland, Aude Launay, Bruno Marchand,
Jeremy Narby, Carmen Perrin, Mathieu
Robitaille, Jade Rudler, and Christina
Zoumboulakis
Book design by Julien Notter, Notter + Vigne
Hardback
approx. 224 pages, 18 color and
74 b/w illustrations
16.5 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-263-7 French
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 55.00
January 2022 (Europe)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22/23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Urban design today is facing a multitude of challenges. Using
twelve key terms, this book connects these challenges to proj-
ects in this field. It introduces concepts. presents possible solu-
tions, and describes implementation processes. A special focus
is put on the interaction of the built environment with living sys-
tems—an approach that is slowly gaining acceptance within the
urban design community and that is setting aside a primarily
building-oriented practice in favor of an increased appreciation
of public space.
Basics of Urbanism defines and illustrates parameters with
a clearly territorial approach to urban design. Space between
buildings is treated as an essential structure for environmen-
tal and social change within small-scale neighborhoods and
blocks, as well as at the level districts and even entire cities. This
approach includes forward-thinking temporal aspects as well as
the implementation of existing resources in the creation of new History, context, composition, network,
spatial qualities.
profile, density, function, space,
access, transition plan, participation,
metabolism: basic concepts for a
future-oriented design of the city
Aglaée Degros is an architect and urban design- Radostina Radulova-Stahmer is an architect and
er, and a founding principal of Brussels-based researcher who works as teaching and research
Also available: Stefan Bendiks, design firm Artgineering. She is also director of assistant at the Institute of Urbanism, Tech-
Aglaée Degros and a professor at the Institute of Urban Design, nische Universität Graz.
Traffic Space is Technische Universität Graz.
Public Space Mario Stefan is an architect with Graz-based
A Handbook for Anna Maria Bagarić is an architect working as studio Nussmüller Architekten. Prior to this he
Transformation teaching and research assistant at the Institute worked as a student assistant at the Institute
978-3-03860-165-4 of Urbanism, Technische Universität Graz. of Urbanism, Technische Universität Graz
English / German 2015–20.
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 Sabine Bauer is an urban design researcher who
£ 35.00 | $ 39.00 works as teaching and research assistant at the Eva Schwab is a landscape designer and deputy
ISBN 978-3-03860-165-4 Institute of Urbanism, Technische Universität director of the Institute of Urban Design, Tech-
Graz. nische Universität Graz.
9 783038 601654
ISBN 978-3-03860-260-6A manual for a new territorial approach to
urban design in the 21st century, based on
twelve key concepts.
A concise survey and clear presentation of a
range planning tools make the book equally
suitable for students and practitioners
Introduces concrete examples of visionary
spatial developments with a strong focus on
practice
Aglaée Degros, Anna Bagaric, Sabine
Bauer, Radostina Radulova-Stahmer,
Mario Stefan, Eva Schwab (eds)
Basics of Urbanism
12 Terms of Territorial Transformation
Contributions by Markus Bogensberger,
Aglaée Degros, Eva Schwab, Marcel Smets.
Interviews with Blaz Babnik, Stefan Bendiks,
Ilka Cerpes, Harald Gries, Gernot Kupfer,
Robert Loher, Claudia Nutz, Ans Persoons,
Katarina Psegionnaki, Michael Ryckewaert,
Rudolf Scheuvens, Carol Schmitt, Marcel
Smets, Maarten van Aacker, Bernd Vlay,
Johann Zancanella, Sibylla Zech
Book design by Margit Steidl—Studiolo M
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approx. 320 pages, 120 color illustrations
20.5 × 23.5 cm
978-3-03860-260-6 English / German
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 40.00
October 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24/25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Sergison Bates architects, established in 1996 and today running
offices in London, Zurich, and Brussels, have made a name for
themselves with projects ranging from housing to care homes,
from educational and cultural institutions to urban-scale regen-
eration designs. Since the outset, the partners have engaged
with the debate within the professions and have curated a num-
ber of exhibitions about the themes they explore in their teach-
ing and practice.
This book features ten conversations Jonathan Sergison, Ste-
phen Bates, and Mark Tuff have conducted with prominent
Swiss-based architects, historians, and researchers and in
which they reflect with their guests on the many aspects of
making, teaching, and writing architecture. Topics and guests
Sergison Bates architects in include: Learning from the European City (Roger Diener), The
conversation with eminent Provocation of Sustainability (Sascha Roesler), Rethinking
Housing Conventions (Jean-Paul Jaccaud), Learning from the
Swiss architects, historians Recent Past (Stanislaus von Moos), Thinking and Writing (Mar-
and researchers tin Steinmann), Exploring Construction (Roger Boltshauser),
Shaping Public Space (Maria Conen and Raoul Sigl), Finding
and Repurposing (Elisabeth and Martin Boesch), Lessons from
Teaching (Ludovica Molo), and Working Methods (Oliver Lütjens
and Thomas Padmanabhan). The lively dialogues draw shared
experiences in practice, teaching, and research, and form an
inspirational reader for anyone with a deeper interest in archi-
tectural practice.
Gerold Kunz is an architect based in Ebikon, Stephen Bates is founding partner of Sergison
near Lucerne, Switzerland. Bates architects. He is based in London and
also teaches as professor of urbanism and
Hilar Stadler is director of Museum im Bellpark housing at Technical University of Munich,
in Kriens, near Lucerne, Switzerland, and also Germany.
works as a freelance writer and curator.
Mark Tuff is a partner with Sergison Bates
Jonathan Sergison is founding partner of Ser- architects since 2006. Based in London, he
gison Bates architects. He is based in Zurich oversees the management of the practice and
and also teaches as professor of architectural supervises the work of project architects.
design at the Accademia di Architettura in Men-
drisio, Switzerland.
ISBN 978-3-03860-228-6Ten conversations on current and timeless
questions and aspects of architecture and
construction
An inspirational reader for professionals and
anyone with a deeper interest in architecture
Sergison Bates architects in London and
Zurich are among Europe’s leading firms
and have been contributing significantly to
international building culture and architecture
discourse for twenty-five years
Gerold Kunz, Hilar Stadler, Jonathan
Sergison, Stephen Bates, Mark Tuff (eds)
On and around architecture
Ten conversations. Sergison Bates architects
Book design by Esther Rieser
In cooperation with Museum im Bellpark,
Kriens
Paperback
approx. 112 pages, 30 color and
10 b/w illustrations
19 × 28 cm
978-3-03860-228-6 English
sFr. 35.00 | € 29.00 | £ 25.00 | $ 30.00
July 2021 (Europe) | October 2021 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26/27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40While most books on architecture focus on the architectural
outcome itself, Architects on Dwelling takes a close look at how
that outcome is created. To design any kind of dwelling, archi-
tects draw on both their reservoir of ideas as well as their own
experiences as fellow inhabitants of such structures. This book
explores how architects design the places we inhabit and how
those places in turn inform the manner in which we live, in ways
beyond lifestyle and personal taste. Through contributions by
Stephen Hoey, Henry McKeown & Ian Alexander, James Mitch-
ell, Stacey Philips, Christopher Platt, Adrian Stewart, and Miran-
da Webster—most of whom are Scotland-based practitioners as
well as teachers in The Glasgow School of Art—it reveals the
unique values and qualities that inform their design process- The places we live in profoundly
es. In their essays, they focus mostly on one exemplary build-
matter to our well-being: eight
ing, explaining how and why they design the way they do. Dick
van Gameren, Simon Henley, and Graeme Hutton, distinguished architects write about how this
experts and themselves architect-educators, place this work influences their design process
within an international context and provide insightful comment
about what these design approaches inform us about contem-
for homes
porary design in Scotland. Complemented with a wide range of
images, these essays both illuminate the architects’ motivations
and inspirations and celebrate their featured works.
Taken as a whole, Architects on Dwelling reminds us how pro-
foundly the place we live in matters to our well-being, and of the
social responsibility architects have in creating the built environ-
ment in general and dwellings in particular.
Christopher Platt is an architect and co-founder
of Glasgow-based firm Studio KAP. He is also
Chair of Architecture at the Mackintosh School
of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art.
ISBN 978-3-03860-238-5Eight Scotland-based architects and teachers
of architecture write about how and why they
design the way they do
Three commenting essays place these
positions in context with contemporary design
practice in Scotland
An inspirational reader on housing design
that also highlights what social responsibility
architects have of the built environment
Christopher Platt (ed.)
Architects on Dwelling
Contributions by Simon Henley, Stephen
Hoey, Graeme Hutton, Henry McKeown & Ian
Alexander, James Mitchell, Stacey Philips,
Christopher Platt, Adrian Stewart, Dick van
Gameren, and Miranda Webster
Paperback
approx. 144 pages, 35 color and
205 b/w illustrations
17 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-238-5 English
sFr. 35.00 | € 29.00 | £ 25.00 | $ 35.00
November 2021 (Europe) | January 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28/29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Interloop—Architecture is a Houston-based design office found-
ed in 2001 by principals Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble, who
both also teach at Rice University’s School of Architecture. The
firm’s focus is on innovative building technologies, inventive
forms, and precise material finishes. Their project types range
from the design of custom furniture and textures to private resi-
dences, research complexes, and cultural institutions.
System of Novelties is the first book on Interloop—Architecture’s
work to date, tracking the firm’s formation and trajectory. It op-
erates between a monograph and a field guide, presenting novel
works of architectural design within a broader context of influ-
ence, procedures, and techniques that are threaded from project
to project over a period of two decades. It features a diverse col-
lection of built and speculative designs that are framed through
three research topics: Information—Shape, Procedure—As-
sembly, and Material—Pattern. All this is supplemented with
graphic notes that synthetically connect the unique and recur-
ring systems engaged in this innovative architectural practice.
System of Novelties offers unique insights on innovative forms
of contemporary practice in architecture and demonstrates the A unique hybrid between monograph
firm’s technical expertise with material, manufacturing, and de-
livery processes.
and field guide, offering insights into
the design practice and technical
expertise of Houston-based firm
Interloop—Architecture
Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble are the found-
ing principals of Interloop—Architecture in
Houston, Texas. They both also teach at Rice
University School of Architecture, Finley as
associate professor and director of graduate
studies, Wamble as professor in practice.
ISBN 978-3-03860-245-3First book on Houston-based Interloop—Archi-
tecture and their significant contributions to
the discipline and profession of architecture
Lavishly illustrated with previously unpublished
material
Interloop—Architecture is widely recognized
for their innovative building technologies,
inventive forms, and precise material finishes
Dawn Finley, Mark Wamble
System of Novelties
Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble,
Interloop—Architecture
Architecture at Rice
Book design by Renata Graw
Paperback
approx. 312 pages, 181 color and 207 b/w
illustrations and plans
20.5 × 26.5 cm
978-3-03860-245-3 English
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 39.00
October 2021 (Europe) | December 2021 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30/31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40The biblical metaphor of a “Land of Milk and Honey” has de-
noted for millennia a prophecy and promise for plenitude. This
book, published in conjunction with the Israeli Pavilion at the
seventeenth International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice
Biennale, examines the reciprocal relations between humans,
animals, and the environment within the context of modern Pal-
estine-Israel, and demonstrates how this promise has become
an action-plan over the course of the twentieth century.
Land. Milk. Honey. investigates how colonialism, urbanization,
and mechanized agriculture radically reshaped the environment
and altered human-animal relationships. It shows how the cel-
ebrated metamorphosis of the region into a prosperous agricul-
tural landscape was entangled with irreparable damage to the
environment, as well as the disruption of human communities.
And it highlights the predicaments that both the environment
and its inhabitants are facing.
The fundamental changes the region has undergone are por-
Turning a biblical promise into reality: trayed through the stories of five local animals: cow, goat, hon-
eybee, water buffalo, and bat. These case-studies and analysis
the book accompanying the Israeli
construct a spatial history of a place in five acts: Mechanization,
pavilion at the 2021 International Territory, Cohabitation, Extinction, and the Post-Human. A rich
Architecture Exhibition of the Venice collection of literary excerpts, historical documents, archival
photos, as well as short original vignettes reveals the story of
Biennale this remarkable transfiguration and redesign
Rachel Gottesman is a historian and writer, and Iddo Ginat is an architect and curator, and a lec-
Also available: a lecturer at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy turer at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy of Arts
Israel Lessons of Arts and Design and at Shenkar College of and Design and at Shenkar College of Engineer-
Industrial Arcadia Engineering and Design in Ramat Gan. ing and Design in Ramat Gan.
Teaching and
Research in Tamar Novick is a senior research scholar at the Dan Hasson is an architect, exhibition designer,
Architecture Max Planck Institute for the History of Science and lecturer at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy of
978-3-03860-087-9 in Berlin, where she leads a working group on Arts and Design.
English animals and knowledge.
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 Yonatan Cohen is an architect and urbanist and
£ 45.00 | $ 55.00 heading Architecture and Design at Mosaic,
ISBN 978-3-03860-087-9 an Arizona-based construction-technology
enterprise.
9 783038 600879
ISBN 978-3-03860-247-7A unique exploration of how ideology translated
into colonialism, settlement, urbanization,
infrastructure, and mechanized agriculture,
have radically reshaped the environment of
Palestine-Israel
Combines literary excerpts, historical
documents, archival photos, and brief original
texts to bring about the story of the territory’s
remarkable transfiguration and redesign
Takes an unusual perspective by portraying
these fundamental changes through the stories
of five local animals
The official publication of the Israeli Pavilion at
the 17th International Architecture Exhibition of
the Venice Biennale 2021
Rachel Gottesman, Tamar Novick, Iddo
Ginat, Dan Hasson, Yonatan Cohen
Land. Milk. Honey.
Animal Stories in Imagined Landscapes
Book design by Dana Gez, Studio Gimel2
Paperback
392 pages, 47 color and
111 monochrome illustrations
12 × 16.5 cm
978-3-03860-247-7 English
sFr. 29.00 | € 25.00 | £ 22.00 | $ 30.00
June 2021 (Europe) | August 2021 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32/33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40Social housing has a long tradition in Europe. Since the early
20th century, these often anonymously built and unappreciated
structures have arisen all across the suburbs of Europe’s major
cities. In the multidisciplinary and international research project
Mapping Public Housing, the Center for Studies in Architecture
and Urbanism at the University of Porto’s Faculty of Architecture
has been tracing the architectural heritage of social housing.
The findings demonstrate that, in many cases, vibrant neighbor-
hoods and entire city districts have emerged from such social
housing programs.
This book takes a closer look at exemplary developments in
Germany, Great Britain, Portugal, Switzerland, and Spain. The
case studies cover a wide range of social and historical contexts,
from the beginnings of social housing in Portugal sparked by
German investment during World War I to the propaganda poli-
cies associated with subsidized housing for the working class in
the 1940s, and to sustainable concepts and ideas for the future.
Hidden in Plain Sight offers a wide-ranging panorama that recog-
nizes the development of subsidized residential construction as An insightful compendium on the
a part of Europe's cultural history and traces the important role development of state-subsidized
that state-funded housing has played in the emergence of the
European welfare state.
housing in Europe in the 20th century
Rui Jorge Garcia Ramos and his collaborators
Virgílio Borges Pereira, Marta Rocha Moreira,
and Sérgio Dias Silva work at the Center for
Studies in Architecture and Urbanism (CEAU),
a research unit at University of Porto’s Faculty
of Architecture (FAUP). Since 1994, CEAU has
been conducting interdisciplinary research
projects such as Mapping Public Housing.
ISBN 978-3-03860-261-3A compendium on the history and development
of subsidized housing in Europe of the 20th
century
Features exemplary social housing
developments Germany, Great Britain,
Portugal, Switzerland, and Spain
Illustrates the importance of publicly funded
housing as part of Europe’s architectural
history
With a contemporary photo essay on a 1960s
social housing complex in Lisbon
Rui Jorge Garcia Ramos, Virgílio Borges
Pereira, Marta Rocha Moreira, Sérgio
Dias Silva (eds)
Hidden in Plain Sight
Politics and Design in State-Subsidized
Residential Architecture
Book design by Cristina Amil
Paperback
approx. 456 pages, 82 color and
76 b/w illustrations
17 × 24 cm
978-3-03860-261-3 English
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 42.00 | $ 50.00
September 2021 (Europe) | February 2022 (US)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34/35 36 37 38 39 40NEW TITLES SPRING 2021 Karin Björkquist, Sébastien
Corbari (eds)
NOT YET PUBLISHED Sigurd Lewerentz,
Pure Aesthetics
St Mark’s Church, Stockholm
Paul Andersen, Jayne Kelley,
Paul Preissner (eds) 978-3-03860-243-9 English
sFr. 69.00 | € 65.00
American Framing £ 60.00 | $ 75.00
The Same Something for Everyone August 2021 (Europe)
October 2021 (US)
978-3-03860-195-1 English ISBN 978-3-03860-243-9
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September 2021 (Europe) An
9 7 8 3 0atmospheric
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November 2021 (US)
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of modern sacred architec-
ture: Sigurd Lewerentz’s
Markuskyrkan (St Mark’s
9 Timber
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51 this quint- Church) in Stockholm’s
essentially American con- Björkhagen district
struction type dominates the
USA’s built landscape today
Hubertus Adam (ed.)
and has erased typological
and social distinctions in Atelier Deshaus 2001–2020
a socially and economically 978-3-03860-223-1 Englisch
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November 2021 (Europe)
Urs Meister, Carmen Rist- January 2022 (US)
Stadelmann, Machiel Spaan (eds) ISBN 978-3-03860-223-1
Crafting Wood
Structure and Expression
9 Shanghai-based
783038 602231 Atelier
978-3-03860-235-4 English Deshaus stays away from
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September 2021 (Europe)
November 2021 (US) culture to focus on utterly
ISBN 978-3-03860-235-4 independent designs that
receive widespread interna-
tional recognition
9 New
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joints: presenting results
from a practice-based Ludovic Balland, Nele Dechmann
(eds)
educational cooperation of
European universities Duplex Architects
Housing
Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, 978-3-03860-230-9 English
Urs Meister (eds) 978-3-03860-229-3 German
sFr. 65.00 | € 58.00
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Building as a Common Process September 2021 (Europe)
November 2021 (US)
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