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Erratic Boundaries is a collection of ten pen and ink drawings by architect and artist Sigrid Miller Pollin, coupled with ten ekphrastic poems by poet and economist Jane D'Arista.

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Gathering twenty essays written over twenty years, Figments of the Architectural Imagination explores the frontiers of speculative architectural design, theory, and pedagogy to offer clear-eyed and incisive treatments of some of the most important projects, practices, and polemics at work making contemporary architecture contemporary.

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An exploration into the work of the Omega Center for Sustainable Living, as it tests what is possible with regenerative design and the outcome when sustainability is moved to the top of the list of criteria.

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This book provides a taxonomy of this expanding and heterogeneous terrain within architecturea matrix of shared generative logics and morphological typeswhile providing an overview of one of the most significant and prolific periods of experimentation within the discipline.

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How does one envision architecture Forays gathers the work of Joe Day and Deegan-Day Design into six diptychs, unified by this question.

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Foundations describes the 53 Foundations and 9 Propositions driving design at Duvall Decker. This is one studios search for public good.

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A long-overdue female-centric perspective on underground rock music, featuring photos by Tricarico and essays by Joan Jett, Amy Farina, Allison Wolfe, Donita Sparks, and more!

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Fresh Water is a book that addresses regional, territorial, and continental water issues through inter-disciplinary design research in landscape architecture.

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Featuring contributions from more than a dozen contemporary architects, Fulfilled: Architecture, Excess, and Desire presents an unparalleled and multidisciplinary exploration into the ways tangible and intangible fulfilment have shaped modern architecture.

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While photographing children from all of the States, celebrity photographer Matthew Jordan Smith also examines their aspirations for themselves and the future of America.

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Future Offices examines the evolving nature of the office as a spatial asset. Rapid changes in culture, technology, and society have upended longstanding notions of offices and the nature of work itself.

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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer captures four electrifying punk shows in Washington, DC, in 1979; narrative by Alec MacKaye.

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Examining the art, architecture and design of the counterculture of the 1960s and early 1970s, this title surveys the radical experiments that challenged societal and professional norms while proposing new kinds of technological, ecological and political utopia.

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The book features 12 built works and 15 projects on the boards. Richly illustrated, the projects elaborate on FILLAT+'s unique approach to designing new destination hotels and resorts, whether building upon historic foundations or designing icons as key anchors in urban redevelopment master plans.

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The book departs from a reflection on contemporary issues of environmental and social sustainability. With buildings and cities being one of the primary accelerators of climate change, the tightening of urban environments is one of the mechanisms by which architects and urban planners can affect change.

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Addresses how design of low-density housing stock and neighbourhoods may better serve the common mobility, access and social needs of seniors.

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Explores the efforts the city of Boston has made to grow and develop whilst avoiding expansion on a large scale. The architects give their own ideas for future projects, as well as examining the city's metropolitan characteristics.