US First Edition of Enclosure by Andy Goldsworthy. 189 pp. Full Color. Cumbrian fields, Northern England

‘Planet City’ is an urgent examination of the productive potential of extreme densification in an imagined future where ten billion people surrender the rest of the planet to a global wilderness. By Los Angeles-based film director and architect Liam Young. 408 pp.

When asked to design the capital of a young African republic, Rodrigo Tomás sees the opportunity of a lifetime. Eager to outshine his famous father he accepts, but he soon discovers that not all is what it seems. Chronicling the trajectory of an architect craving recognition, The Masterplan delivers a fictional reconstruction of an architectural dream blown to dust by bigger forces. A personal story comes to reveal a larger story – of an emerging nation’s struggle with colonial residue, the growing Chinese influence in Africa and the fraught workings of a global real estate market. Publisher Archis. paperback. 328 pp. April 2021

158pp, 15 projects are introduced, each with color photos, textured drawings and text by Olgiati. Bahrain to Lucerne, space to fascinating space,

A fine study of Naples, from the research forces of LAN, who had presented the brilliant review of Paris urban plan and Hausmann three years ago. Now, Napoli, the Italian character, the city of port and labor, of noise and sound and bustle.this a study of its squares and buildings, of its mad, operatic character. They create an atlas of Naples, eighteen significant buildings 1930-1960, and extrapolate to make sense and pattern and order. The Mediterranean of Naples, crossing the bold and brassy modernism of new Napoli, make a wonderful and mad urban opera. The French photographer Cyrille Weiner adds 50 color photos of Naples, now, and it all begins to make some sense. The lovely book concludes with exceptional new illustrations, in beautiful black line drawings, detailing the very architecture of this lavish seaport. Edited by LAN, Jalon and Napolitano, 2021, Zurich, 262pp. cloth

Gerard Unger (1942-2018) — The extensive monograph about renowned type designer Gerard Unger: life in letters is finally available! The hardcover book by Christopher Burke is illustrated with archive material and is designed with a three colour foil print cover. 20,5 x 27 cm, hardcover, 336 pages, English, illustrated

Carlo Scarpa - Beyond Matter. 218pp in full color., Lorenzo Pennati, Patrizia Piccinini, cloth, printed Italy. A tribute to the Venetian master, in lovely photos and text, with quotes and tales. Incl Olivetti, Gavina, Stampalia, Brion Vega, Castelvecchio, with stories laced between. "The only way to respect the past is to be authentically contemporary"

First Edition

272pp, full color, Spring 2021, cloth ed. The spare and still lovely, the allure of 100 recipes from the Pawson family base in the English countryside. The dining of light and texture, of architecture and nature. "As more of my family become vegan and vegetarian, I am always looking for recipes that will please everyone." A more personal book.

240pp, Kenneth Frampton, Michael Webb, cloth ed 2021, 11 1/2"x 10" Lovely, and very smart book about the 25 year residential project on Lake Muskoka. Begun as a boathouse, to a fire pit, to a guest house, to a main house, to a masterpiece of a project. A long fine Frampton essay, with his own sketches proving his admiration, each element is explored and photographed, to its edges and rims and handles and hooks and nooks.

212 pp 1971, cloth, Praeger, Huber + Steinegger, Zurich. foto and drawings Full monograph of the French engineer/architect, master of the light industrial details - from deck to warehouse, from house to chair to table to windows, to bridges. The relentless survey of metal/concrete construction, of prefabrication.

296pp, paper edition, 100 color, 1998 Princeton Architectural Press, designed by Lorraine Wild, Frank Escher ed., large page format. Includes all projects from1940-1992, in color and in detail and plan. " The purpose of this book is to help understand the infinite potential of Architecture to improve Life" from Lautner intro. A superb monograph, legend and inspiration of work, architect and book

160 pp, 143 color, 1994 Stuttgart, Museum Wiesbaden, Todd Eberle fotos, Hatje Cantz Publisher. A quietly famous catalog, detailing interiors and buildings at Marfa, relationships of sculpture, landscape, construction. Inside, and out, across the way, behind and in the alleys, the making of Chinati from the days and days of Donald Judd and this Texas town.

90pp, boards on cloth, 1999, Swedish/Eng/, Claes Caldenby, Adam Caruso, Stockholm, full color of each church, St Mark 1960, St Peter 1966 The two major projects, along with the Flower Kiosk 1969, at the end of Lewerentz career are his masterpieces. Caruso, from the view of the new architect, declaring St Peter's to be perfect - " the perfect buildings that I have seen are the work of old men"

12 1/4 x 9 in, 320 pp. Better is Temporary examines the internal philosophy that has transformed the company from visionary underdog to the world's leading sneaker and sportswear brand. The design of the book itself relates to Nike, sporting colors Volt yellow and Hyperpunch pink over an image of world-champion marathoner Eliud Kipchoge. It was once sneakers. It is now a crucial part of design and the conditions on this earth. Important new title -

Urban Bremerton, 2020, paper, ed. David Albright, $25 It is the smallest matters, of course, that matter. A photo book of Bremerton, of its urban details, its stairs and theater, its storefronts and logos and alleys, its corners and sidewalk and signage, its cedars and lamp posts. Full color single photos of the very fabric of Bremerton, lonely in a way, until you see them.

192pp cloth, 2020. Reinvention of the farm building, adding the tactics of sustainability and the particular spirit of architecture. Profiles 16 farms around the globe. Fine, handsome projects, of working farms

The second size, , 7" x 5", 32 cards, heavy stock, to build a little bigger construction!