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Lydia Kallipoliti’s latest book Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia
Ripple Effects

Lydia Kallipoliti untangles the contemporary relationship between nature and culture in Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia

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More Architecture Books!

ORO Editions launches imprint Axiomatic Editions and announces its upcoming titles

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Anarchitecture Abounds

With The Monster Leviathan, Aaron Betsky offers a sweeping survey of the ideas and works that haunt contemporary architecture

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Plant It Forward

AN in conversation with Jeanne Gang, author of The Art of Architectural Grafting

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Lost Dreams

Atlas of Never Built Architecture surveys the fantastical design we never get to see

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Beach House Reads

48 books AN editors have loved so far this year

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“Senorita Arquitecto”

In Chacarita Moderna: The Brutalist Necropolis of Buenos Aires, Itala Fulvia Villa’s architectural authorship of the necropolis is reclaimed

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Discover Book

Petra Blaisse’s new book Art Applied reflects on a career of trailblazing and multihyphenate creativity

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“Courtiers of Capitalism”

In Architecture from Below, Sérgio Ferro’s lectures and writings address the relationship between architecture and capitalist development

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“Explicitly Spatial”

Mahdi Sabbagh’s Their Borders, Our World explores Palestine through the lens of architects, journalists, and scholars

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The Purple Pill

A new AR-guided collection of essays defines “Purpleness” in architecture

“Room in the Bag”

Ursula K. Le Guin’s 19th-century home in Portland, Oregon, is being repurposed by Literary Arts to host a writer’s residency

A House for Essex by Charles Holland
The Good, the Weird, and the Unusual

Charles Holland’s How to Enjoy Architecture rethinks how a building can be good architecture

11 Hoyt and Brooklyn Tower
Jacobsians and Jacobins

Owen Hatherley’s Walking the Streets/Walking the Projects asks “what a new generation of American socialists might learn” from New York and Washington, D.C.

Ethnographic Accounts

City Limits sees urban interstate development through the eyes of community organizers

Scarborough Civic Centre is featured in the book Atrium
An Act of Urban Introversion

Charles Rice explores the contemporary implications of atria in his latest book Atrium

Paul Auster portrait
1947–2024

Paul Auster, who chronicled New York on the page and on screen, dies at 77

portrait of Vincent Scully
Celebrity Academic

A biography of Vincent Scully documents the historian’s life, work, and American architecture from the postwar period to the present

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