Architecture Monographs
CARLO MOLLINO: ARCHITECT AND STORYTELLER
Written by Sabatino, Michelangelo
Italian architect and designer Carlo Mollino (1905-73) is known to many for his furniture designs. Although none of Mollino's designs were mass-produced, they command high prices among collectors of twentieth-century furniture and are part of the collections of major design museums.
TIMELESS HOME: JAMES GORST ARCHITECTS
Written by Bradbury, Dominic
Whether in town or country, James Gorst's buildings are defined by a combination of modern thinking and an ingrained respect for craftsmanship and bespoke detailing, with equal weight given to architectural form and engaging, vibrant interiors, full of texture and life. This is the first monograph on his work.
CALIFORNIA MODERNE AND THE MID-CENTURY DREAM: THE ARCHITECTURE OF EDWARD H. FICKETT
A dazzling presentation of the mid-century modern California style, offering a fresh perspective on the work of this influential yet widely unknown figure.
MCCLEAN DESIGN: CREATING THE CONTEMPORARY HOUSE
The first book on the architect's custom-built residences in California, tailor-made to the highest specification one could ask for. This collection of visionary residences takes us on a tour of the height in luxury, designed to accommodate all amenities available--from the indoor gym and hair salon to the movie theater, champagne vault and wine cellar, cigar room, and wellness room.
SANTIAGO CALATRAVA: BRIDGES
Santiago Calatrava is among the most important and influential architects of our times. His candid architecture is polarizing yet unmistakable.
PARIS HAUSSMANN: A MODEL'S RELEVANCE
Throughout the nineteenth century, Paris underwent profound transformations that reached every part of the city. Georges Eugene Haussmann, prefect of France's Departement Seine, who was behind the master plan for this rebuilding of the capital, embodies this century of public works that continues to shape the city today.
PAUL R. WILLIAMS: CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD STYLE
Written by Hudson, Karen E
Over a career spanning six decades, architect Paul Revere Williams came to define what gracious living looked like for the Hollywood elite.
PERSONAL DIVERSITY: THE SYNERGY OF LIGHT, CONCEPTS, TIME AND SPACE IN ARCHITECTURE
Written by Manders, Bob
* The latest book of minimalist yet richly tactile projects by Dutch architect Bob Manders, illuminating his synergistic approach to light, space, and natureIn this book, an inspiring combination of architecture and design, Dutch architect Bob Manders demonstrates how diverse tastes and preferences can harmoniously work together within a particular style or concept.
EVANS + SHALEV: ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM 1965-2018
Written by Rykwert, Joseph
Eldred Evans and David Shalev are among Britain's most respected architects. The first monograph on their work, this book covers their entire sixty-year career including cultural landmarks such as Bede's World Museum, Jarrow, and Tate St Ives.
GRID AND A CONVERSATION: MORRIS ADJMI ARCHITECTS
Written by Morris Adjmi Architects
-Interlaces scholarly and insightful reflections throughout, including conversations with Bill Higgins, Charles Blaichman, Fred Bland, Judith Saltzman, Lyle Starr, Jimmy Stamp, and Diane Ghirardo -Showcases its well-deserved reputation for sophisticated contemporary designs and thoughtful revitalizations of historic and post-industrial urban fabrics, such as the Samsung building along New York Cit
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