History of architecture books

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Castle Howard is the official illustrated guide to Britain’s finest country house, written by its own curator, and...  Read More >>

Sir John Vanbrugh was one of Britain’s greatest architects and the designer of some of the most important and best...  Read More >>

Berlin im Dezember 1930: Walter Benjamin (1892-1940) bekommt die Schriften des Architekten Adolf Loos (1870-1933)...  Read More >>

This book starts with a paradox: how the Chinese Cultural Revolution—through its adaptation by French Theory and...  Read More >>

A transdisciplinary history of the 20th-century office, exploring how its spatial forms, technological systems and...  Read More >>

A fascinating illustrated history of the lighthouses around the coast of Wales from their beginnings to the present...  Read More >>

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Brings together the views of architects, artists, critics, historians, and philosophers to explore how beauty can...  Read More >>

A history of a series of misunderstood masterpieces, the log-based architecture that emerged in the Adirondacks...  Read More >>

Ever wonder how we got from the abacus to AI? From the dawn of computation with tally sticks to Charles Babbage's...  Read More >>

Professional architects first began to arrive in California in the 1880s. These architects wanted to practice their...  Read More >>

Ever wonder how we got from the abacus to AI? From the dawn of computation with tally sticks to Charles Babbage's...  Read More >>

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A brilliant new history of the English house, encapsulated in eight buildings This is the story of the superbly...  Read More >>

Exploring how the New Deal shaped history through politically driven commemoration During the Great Depression,...  Read More >>

From building blocks to city blocks, an eye-opening exploration of the ways children's playthings and surroundings...  Read More >>

From the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in Manhattan to his UAE Pavilion at Expo 2020 in Dubai, discover...  Read More >>

A beautifully illustrated exploration of Arts and Crafts buildings across the United States, showcasing the movement's...  Read More >>

After the First World War, Interior Design emerged in Britain as a distinctive profession, one that used fresh eyes...  Read More >>

A French-language edition, which offers a new approach Weizman names ""documentary architecture,"" meaning that...  Read More >>

Wie sahen die mittelalterlichen Rathäuser aus und woher stammten ihre architektonischen Formen? Wie wurden sie benutzt?...  Read More >>

As a subject, Waterloo Bridge fascinated writers and artists such as Dickens, Constable, Monet and Derain. This...  Read More >>

During the interwar years, the discourse of regional planning profoundly reformulated the spatiality of race and...  Read More >>