Architecture books

What if the future of our cities depended on the tiny, tireless work of bees? As urban environments grow, so do...  Read More >>

mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;"">This book presents cutting-edge research and applications in geospatial data acquisition,...  Read More >>

Worlding Home interrogates the social, spatial, and architectural lifeworlds of United Nations (UN) peacekeepers...  Read More >>

This book explores the architectural history of Christian universities in China, revealing how quasi-colonial power...  Read More >>

In Reading Design, noted architect Craig Hodgetts sorts through the myriad of things that surround us with an eye...  Read More >>

For over a decade, local historian and walking tour guide Dave Mason has been uncovering the rich architectural...  Read More >>

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This open access book gathers peer-reviewed contributions presented at the Building Digital Twin International Congress...  Read More >>

Worlding Home interrogates the social, spatial, and architectural lifeworlds of United Nations (UN) peacekeepers...  Read More >>

A trove of insights into and images of an important, little-known Frank Lloyd Wright building The house that Frank...  Read More >>

He invented the railway locomotive. He died penniless. Richard Trevithick, the self-taught Cornish genius, dared...  Read More >>

The Architect of the Underground City The founder of the Brunel dynasty is often overlooked. Sir Marc Isambard...  Read More >>

Complete with never-before-seen photos and a selection of iconic artworks, an unfiltered and intimate chronicle...  Read More >>

In a time of sultans and scholars, a brilliant mind emerged from the heart of the Islamic Golden Age. His name was...  Read More >>

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A Practical Guide Exam for the ARE 5.0 Project Planning & Design (PPD) Division! To become a licensed architect,...  Read More >>

This book, the first of its kind in industrial decarbonization, presents the research and development efforts in...  Read More >>

June 1990, the final question of the final exam: ""What will you do now?"" Emanuele knows what he wants, in fact,...  Read More >>

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This book presents a systematic, authoritative, and in-depth exploration of the archaeological restoration and historical...  Read More >>

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While the story will forever be fiercely hers, Getting Dressed in the Dark opens a mirror or portal between D'Italia...  Read More >>

This is a comprehensive introductory text on the issues, ideas, theories, and applications of emerging technologies...  Read More >>

From Abandoned Bronx Streets to the Spotlight of the Dance Floor Born into poverty and violence in the South...  Read More >>

This book provides a fresh look at Alvar Aalto’s regional and community planning work, particularly the ways in...  Read More >>