(Hardback)

A witty and insightful account of the life and times of the automobile, by one of the worlds great design writers.

(Hardback)

Aimed at young, enquiring minds An Igloo on the Moon explores how and why we build. Beginning with the igloo, whose origins are lost in time, and culminating in the latest 3D-printing technology for building dwellings on the Moon, the book weaves together themes and ideas to create an unfolding visual narrative.

(Paperback)

After a 50-year pause, Archigram magazine is back! Edited by Peter Cook, with contributions from numerous designers and critics, it asks: where is architecture going

(Hardback, 2nd New edition)

A comprehensive monograph on Archigram the renowned avant-garde design collective, who in the 1960s and 70s envisioned a new architectural reality through a series of iconic, hypothetical projects.

(Hardback)

Powerful photographic record of the destruction of the USA's most famous resort town. Contains commentaries by news and broadcast media, juxtaposed with contemporary tweets by Donald Trump

(Hardback)

Here are the stories behind 100+ iconic band logos each a supreme exercise in graphic distillation, able to convey a bands attitude, image, and style of music, in a unique form.

(Hardback)

Celebrates one of the greatest feats of human engineering - putting a man on the moon. Contains fun historical and scientific facts designed to encourage curiosity and interest in space.

(Hardback)

Design-guru Stephen Bayley approaches the thorny and sometimes elitist topic of 'taste' with typical wit, drawing on his expertise in a number of fields from fashion to food.

(Hardback)

A scrapbook of inspirational typographic ephemera, as collected over the past 30 years by renowned graphic designer Andy Altmann, founder of Why Not Associates. Companion volume to tat* (9781911422273).

(Hardback)

Photographer Erik Noppe and model Sara Scarlet offer the nude figure in the landscape as a metaphor for humanitys relationship with the environment.

(Hardback)

Spanning the first four years of her creative journey as a photographer, Boudoir is the first book by Playboy model turned self-portraitist, Ifa Brand.

(Paperback, 2nd New edition)

Death Drive is an appreciative essay about the historic place of the automobile in the modern imagination and an exploration of the circumstances of 24 celebrity car crashes.

(Hardback)

First book by veteran New York photographer, Frank Rispoli, whose documentation of the Manhattan club scene in the 1970s and 80s is given a unique twist by his exclusive focus on womens shoes.

(Hardback)

Comprehensive visual record of Gilboa's Food Chain Project.

(Hardback)

A collaboration between renowned architect Richard Rogers and architect and writer Ivan Margolius, featuring the drawn designs for some of Kaplicky's best work, including the International Space Station.

(Hardback)

Brian Rose set out to photograph all the neighbourhoods at the ends of the New York City subway lines and discovered a diverse, multi-centred metropolis.

(Hardback)

Photographer Angus Stewart has spent ten years backstage with Londons burlesque community, getting to know the performers and documenting their shared world to create what he calls a family album.

(Hardback)

Steve Diet Goedde's photographs are concerned with fetishism, but they could reasonably be regarded as fashion photographs, for they are about clothes and the roles that dressing imposes on women, or allows them to play. Contains unseen 'candid' and behind-the-scenes images.

(Hardback)

Design-guru Stephen Bayley approaches the topic of "taste" with typical wit, drawing on his expertise in a number of fields from fashion to food. This is a new edition of his classic book, brought into the new millennium by Bayley's critique of modern design.

(Hardback)

The first comprehensive monograph of Zadlok Ben-David's work, spanning twenty years and including four major installations as well as outdoor sculpture.