Albert Camus

1. Edward A Muschamp

Audacious Audubon

1. Edward A Muschamp

Audacious Audubon

1. Johan , Deurell
2. Shayari , de Silva

Geoffrey Bawa: Architecture for the Senses

Covering the entire career of Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa (1919-2003), this comprehensive monograph offers original perspectives on one of the most influential twentieth-century architects in South Asia, whilst featuring new photography of built projects by Iwan Baan and never-before published material from Bawa's archive. ¿ A comprehensive overview of Geoffrey Bawa, a key figure of twentieth-century architecture in South Asia¿ Fully illustrated with never-before published archival material - drawings, process material, Geoffrey Bawa's own photographs - as well as all exhibited objects¿ New photography by Iwan Baan of Geoffrey Bawa's key buildings in Sri Lanka

1. Mette Marie , Kallehauge
2. Laerke Rydal , Jorgensen

Architecture Connecting 2

The second volume in the "Architecture Connecting" series explores the pivotal role the human narrative plays in shaping the spaces of tomorrow. Centered on the relationship between architecture and concepts from the fields of anthropology, archaeology and geology, this publication presents the practice of two studios that delve into the past with both precise interventions and broad archaeological investigation. The studios DnA Architecture and Design, based in Beijing, and Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects, based in Tokyo and Paris, create work that is based on excavations of memories, narratives and knowledge about the specific place. The two studios showcase how architecture can create solutions that benefit the present by forming a bridge between past and future.DnA _Design and Architecture was founded by Xu Tiantian. She has received numerous awards and has built a number of projects, such as Songzhuang Art Center and Ordos Art Museum. In the past years she has been engaged extensively in the rural revitalizing process in Songyang and Zhejiang Province. Her groundbreaking "architectural acupuncture" is a holistic approach to the social and economic revitalisation of rural China and has been selected by UN-Habitat as the case study of Inspiring Practice on Urban-Rural Linkages.ATTA - Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects is a Paris-based international architecture atelier founded by Tsuyoshi Tane. ATTA collaborates with a team of architects and designers across a broad spectrum of projects - from urban planning and architecture to exhibition design - spanning diverse geographies and cultural contexts. Major works include the Estonian National Museum and Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art. Central to ATTA's practice is the concept of "Archaeology of the Future," an approach that explores the memory, culture, and anthropology inherent to the specificity of each site.

Life with P.: Journals, 1966-1976

An intimate account of a decade in the life of poet and painter Musa McKim and her husband Philip Guston, told through McKim's journal entries and poems.Bringing together Musa McKim's journals and poetry, My Life with P.: The Journals of Musa McKim Guston, 1966 1976 draws an intimate and candid portrait of McKim's life as writer and her marriage to the esteemed painter Philip Guston. The book spans a critical decade in the couple's marriage as well as a period of profound change and productivity in Guston's artistic practice that saw the creation of some of his most iconic late works. McKim's writings capture daily life at their home and studio in Woodstock, trips to New York City, travels abroad to Mexico and Italy, and time spent at various artist residencies. A rich collection of artworks and archival images documents the couple's domestic and social lives and the fellow artists and writers who made up their world. Alongside her introduction, notes by their daughter Musa Mayer provide valuable context to her mother's writings. Complementing Mayer's own celebrated memoir Night Studio (1988), My Life with P. is an extraordinary window into McKim's singular experience of the world.

Khudi Bari

In Bangladesh, flooding is becoming more frequent as a result of climate change, forcing countless people to find new homes. In response, Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum and her team have developed the Khudi Bari - Little House: A low-cost structure that can be assembled, disassembled, transported, and reassembled in another location by the inhabitants themselves. A Khudi Bari has been erected on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein as an example of an architectural approach and a concrete response to problems exacerbated by the climate crisis. This accompanying publication contains texts, photographs and illustrations of the building, which forms an important part of the ongoing architectural dialogue on the campus.