History of architecture books

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This book is about the architecture and design of broadcasting in the 1920s and 1930s, examining the buildings which...  Read More >>

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An expanded new edition of this fascinating and lavishly illustrated landmark volume offers a guided tour of Hamptons...  Read More >>

This book uses a wide range of textual, visual and material evidence to offer the first comparative, interdisciplinary...  Read More >>

A provocative and personal investigation into the intersection of race, identity, and the built environment.  Read More >>

Lavishly illustrated, this is the first book on the global and postcolonial entanglements of Austrian architecture...  Read More >>

Offers a survey of a decade of school building design by Berlin- and Lausanne-based AFF Architekten, a collective...  Read More >>

In 2025, the Vatican put Gaudí on the path to sainthood, in recognition not only of his architectural work but of...  Read More >>

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For over a century, the Old Idaho Penitentiary-a fortress of unforgiving Table Rock sandstone-imprisoned over 13,000...  Read More >>

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Out There is a critical survey of 50 architectural firms working across America's regional cities and small towns....  Read More >>

Echoes of Britain: The Tower of London: Crown, Stone and Blood a medieval palace, royal prison, treasury, armoury,...  Read More >>

Echoes of Britain: York Minster tells the remarkable story of one of Britain's greatest buildings, from Roman Eboracum...  Read More >>

An essay that deftly deconstructs the history of 'Islamic architecture', challenging colonial narratives and promoting...  Read More >>

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Research and Education in...  Read More >>

""The first comprehensive study of American artist Alan Dunn (1900-1974), whose incisive cartoons brilliantly satirized...  Read More >>

ABOUT THE BOOK What if the gods of ancient civilizations were not mythical beings-but visitors from the stars?...  Read More >>

It is relevant to researchers, graduate students, artists, and cultural policymakers, offering a unique perspective...  Read More >>

What if the greatest monuments on Earth were never meant to be built by primitive tools alone? ""The Pyramid Code""...  Read More >>

What if the gods of ancient mythology were not merely symbols, legends, or spiritual archetypes-but visitors from...  Read More >>

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What if everything we've been taught about human progress is wrong? ​Mainstream history tells us a comforting story:...  Read More >>