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An exploration of the concept of home, and a look at the afterlife of a number of conserved domestic spaces.

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Addresses a widespread yet rarely acknowledged blight that affects waterholes across the United States, and encourages trans-disciplinary communication between urban planners, ecological engineers and political decision-makers.

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Coop Himmelb(l)au: Dalian International Conference Center represents an architectural monograph, covering the new Conference Centre from the first concept sketch to the final building.

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By nature Herb Cohen was actually an observer but he became a participant in the lives of his camera's reticent subjects because, simply, he loved engaging with the people he befriended.

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This book prompts readers to develop more intimate friendships with architectural companions through a collection of stories, essays, and case studies that illustrate solidarity among humans, non-humans, buildings, interiors, and the broader environment.

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Curb-scale Hong Kong is about the infrastructural objects that constitute the street in Hong Kong. Through drawing and text, the book renders these objects visible and argues for their relevance as story tellers and civic protagonists.

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Through this Dalvey 7 project, there is hope in the idea outlined in Game theory to perpetuate and flourish in our profession to encourage sharing and collaboration.

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An award-winning photographer supplements his "one a day" shots from 2013, with expert knowledge on how the reader can improve their own pictures.

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Created from an archive of 20 years photographing, living and working in India, this book by Shaun Fynn weaves together a sometimes-haunting story of modernity and urbanisation with an ancient, diverse, and complex land.

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Part of the Gensler Monograph series, Design for Education is a survey of modern learning environments from primary schools to universities.

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The third issue of Dialectic focuses on the history, theory, and practice of design-build studio and non-profit design industry.

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Fourth volume in the Dialectic series.

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This issue of "Dialectic" looks at the changing role of the conceptual category of 'vernacular' in the history of architecture.

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Digital Fabrications is a collection of essays and half-true stories about design software and hardware.

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Draw In Order to See is the first book to survey the history of architectural design using the latest research in neuroscience and embodied cognition.

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Drawing Codes: Experimental Protocols of Architectural Representation examines the effects of this transformation on the architectural discipline and explores how architects have critically integrated procedural thinking into their drawing process.

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Dynamic Geographies seeks to address these perceptions with a series of our projects as examples one for every of our 20 years in business.

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Further exploring the themes first presented at the 2016 Woltz Symposium at the University of Virginia, Ecologies of Prosperity for the Living City is structured as a reader for students, practitioners, and enthusiasts of design with original material and exclusive interviews with speakers.

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Forged in the crucible of family tragedy, Edgar Jerins monumental charcoal drawings are a towering achievement of contemporary American art.

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A new four-volume set in the Ennead series.

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This is the eighth set in an ongoing series of books. Each of the titles tells the story of a single building.

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An edition dedicated to the projects within the fifth Ennead Profile Series. Each book is tailored to an individual project, emphasising Ennead's desire for each structure to be understood on it own terms.

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John Marx's watercolours, first published in the Architectural Review, are a captivating example of an architect's way of thinking