Random House New Releases - Architecture - Between May 21, 2012 and June 20, 2013.

MAKE IT FABULOUS: The Architecture and Designs of William T. Georgis by Natalie Shivers

2013-06-04T00:30:00-05:00

MAKE IT FABULOUS: The Architecture and Designs of William T. Georgis
Written by William T. Georgis, Donald Albrecht and Natalie Shivers

Sumptuous and scrupulous in equal measure, the work of William T. Georgis is a glamorous blend of high-style architecture and expressive, innovative applications of the traditions of the decorative arts. In the twenty years since he founded his namesake firm, Georgis has created a dazzling portfolio consisting primarily of houses and apartments; other projects include restaurants, commercial interiors, and galleries. Georgis melds elegant architecture, imaginative furniture and fixtures (often custom-designed), and a layered assembly of art and objects with what he terms "a bit of magic." A thoughtful eclecticism, informed by an extensive knowledge of art, architecture, and the decorative arts, characterizes all his work.

The first monograph on Georgis, Make It Fabulous presents sixteen houses and apartments in New York City, Long Island, Florida, Montana, and California. All the residences were designed around important art collections and often include specially commisioned pieces. Among the projects showcased are Georgis's own homes, a smoked-glass townhouse in New York and a vacation house that hangs over the bay in La Jolla, California. Also included in the volume are Chinatown Brasserie, a theatrical eatery in lower Manhattan, and the interiors of historic Lever House, a respectful restoration of a modern masterpiece.

Along with lavish, large-scale photography, each project features the architect's trenchant commentary on the architecture, the decoration, and the process. Perceptive essays by design historians Donald Albrecht and Natalie Shivers illuminate Georgis's relationships with his clients, or "patrons," and the creation of narratives in his work. Multifaceted and multilayered, just like the work, this inventive volume is a virtuoso tutorial in the world of fabulous.

The Country Blacksmith by David L. McDougall

2013-05-21T00:30:00-05:00

The Country Blacksmith
Written by David L. McDougall

Trade Paperback, 70 pages | Shire | Crafts & Hobbies - Metal Work; History; Architecture - Historic Preservation | $12.95 | May 21, 2013 | 978-0-7478-1231-9 (0-7478-1231-4)

This book tells the story of the country blacksmith and his importance as the hub of village life. It describes his techniques, tools, and contribution to rural work. It includes the mythology of the blacksmith and the good fortune brought by horseshoes - and which way to hang them up! Thought at one time to be a declining craft, this book highlights the recent revival in blacksmithing with many young people taking up the craft in college course.

TOC: I: The blacksmith's trade /II: At the smithy /III: Marriages and powerful magic /IV: All in a day's work /V: Decline and wartime /VI: Blacksmith revival /Suggested reading /Places to visit /Index

The Country Blacksmith by David McDougall

2013-05-21T00:30:00-05:00

The Country Blacksmith
Written by David McDougall

eBook, 64 pages | Shire | Crafts & Hobbies - Metal Work; History; Architecture - Historic Preservation | $7.95 | May 21, 2013 | 978-0-7478-1362-0 (0-7478-1362-0)

This book tells the story of the country blacksmith and his importance as the hub of village life. It describes his techniques, tools, and contribution to rural work. It includes the mythology of the blacksmith and the good fortune brought by horseshoes - and which way to hang them up! Thought at one time to be a declining craft, this book highlights the recent revival in blacksmithing with many young people taking up the craft in college course.

Table of Contents: I: The blacksmith's trade /II: At the smithy /III: Marriages and powerful magic /IV: All in a day's work /V: Decline and wartime /VI: Blacksmith revival /Suggested reading /Places to visit /Index

Our Own Snug Fireside by Jane Nylander

2013-05-15T00:30:00-05:00

Our Own Snug Fireside Images of the New England Home, 1760-1860
Written by Jane Nylander

eBook | Knopf | Architecture - Domestic | $24.99 | May 15, 2013 | 978-0-307-82816-3 (0-307-82816-6)

This charming book portrays domestic life in New England during the century between the American Revolution and the Civil War. Drawing on diaries, letters, wills, newspapers, and other sources, Jane C. Nylander provides intimate details about preparing dinner, spinning and weaving textiles, washing and ironing laundry, planning a social outing, and exchanging food and services. Probing behind the many myths that have grown up about this era, Nylander reveals the complex reality of everyday life in old New England.

Designers Abroad: Inside the Vacation Homes of Top Decorators by Michele Keith

2013-04-16T00:30:00-05:00

Designers Abroad: Inside the Vacation Homes of Top Decorators
Written by Michele Keith

Designers Abroad, Michele Keith's follow-up to her highly successful book Designers Here and There, features twenty-two vacation homes of today's top interior designers, exquisitely captured in over 200 lush color photographs.

For some, vacation homes offer an opportunity to escape from the office, to shut off, to wind down. For decorators, however, vacation homes mean just the opposite—they provide the opportunity to bring work home as they roam the globe, honing their design sensibilities and expanding collections of treasures. Designers Abroad takes the reader on a tour of the world, from Sri Lanka to South Africa to Sweden, by peeking into the gorgeously appointed homes of renowned interior designers. In lively and dynamic text, Michele Keith explores how they incorporate the distinct and native character a foreign land into their second homes, all the while expressing personal style. Embracing new cultures’ climates, architectural traditions, and indigenous art, fabrics, and furniture, each designer creates a space at once comfortable and glamorous, a place of solace and inspiration.

Designers Abroad offers inside peeks into residences ranging from a chic studio in Paris to a house perched on windswept cliffs in Nova Scotia, from a beachside abode nestled among boulders in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to a former monastery outside Rome dating back to the fifteenth century. Each project is accompanied by the story of how its design was conceived and executed, and how the attributes of each country inspired its owners—including Lars Bolander, Alessandra Branca, Clodagh, Timothy Corrigan, Mica Ertegun, Fisher Weisman, Juan Pablo Molyneux, Juan Montoya, and Cortney and Robert Novogratz, among others. Designers Abroad demonstrates how these designers incorporate their passion for travel into their own interiors, and thus inspires readers to add a touch of the exotic to their own homes.

French Accents by Erin Swift

2013-04-09T00:30:00-05:00

French Accents At Home with Parisian Objects and Details
Written by Erin Swift

This lavishly illustrated volume shows you how to choose fabulous French decorating details to create interiors with an unforgettable sense of sophistication and charm. French details are the key to achieving the effortless chic of the French home.

The first step is to understand how the French see—blending rich tradition with whimsy to achieve interiors that are as comfortable as they are stunning. Within these pages, acclaimed stylist Erin Swift offers a look at the exquisite homes of renowned designers, architects, and artists, simplifying the elements that define each room, such as color, art and furnishings, objects and accents, structure, and texture. Sharing the homeowner’s visions, she also highlights hundreds of fascinating and unconventional decorating details that you can draw inspiration from:

·         Hang vintage board games—or a collection of clocks, each set to the time in a favorite travel destination—on the wall
·         Balance impressive architecture with slipcovers in primary colors
·         Highlight antiques by tucking them into a kitchen or bathroom—and display crystal or a stack of books like everyday sculpture
·         Elevate a pitched ceiling or a corner with artwork to make an event out of a space that would otherwise be overlooked

Galleries featuring dozens of choices for molding, stone and tile flooring, frames, paint colors, doorknobs, and textiles offer even more ways to add a French touch.

With a comprehensive resource section, hundreds of photographs that will inspire those on any budget, and countless practical ideas, French Accents is the ultimate celebration of Parisian decorating in all of its ephemeral, individual, and incontrovertible style.

Albert Speer by Robert A. M. Stern

2013-03-26T00:30:00-05:00

Albert Speer Architecture 1932-1942
Written by Leon Krier
Preface by Robert A. M. Stern

Architect Léon Krier asks, “Can a war criminal be a great artist?” Speer, Adolf Hitler's architect of choice, happens to be responsible for one of the boldest architectural and urban oeuvres of modern times.

First published in 1985 to an acute and critical reception, Albert Speer: Architecture 1932-1942 is a lucid, wide-ranging study of an important neoclassical architect. Yet is is simultaneously much more: a philosophical rumination on art and politics, good and evil. With aid from a new introduction by influential American architect Robert A. M. Stern, Krier candidly confronts the great difficulty of disentangling the architecture and urbanism of Albert Speer from its political intentions.

Krier bases his study on interviews with Speer just before his death. The projects presented center on his plan for Berlin, an unprecedented modernization of the city intended to be the capital of Europe.

Artful Decoration by Margaret Russell

2013-03-19T00:30:00-05:00

Artful Decoration
Written by Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman
Introduction by Margaret Russell

Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman delight in the unexpected. They revel in beautiful contradictions to create interiors that blend the exotic and the traditional and refresh classic ideas with handmade, whimsical details. Both designers contribute an essential element to every project: Andrew Fisher injects opulence and glamour, hand-decorating chandeliers with shells, crafting side tables with delicate branchlike bases, and choosing ornate accent materials like tortoise, gold leaf, and peacock feathers; Jeffry Weisman contributes restrained architecture, calm visual pauses, and impeccable interior finishes.

As a firm, Fisher Weisman breathes new life into traditional aesthetics, reinterpreting timeless sensibilities with a lively and contemporary eye. Whether recovering Biedermeier chairs in zebra hide and slipper chairs with repurposed Indian saris found on their travels or finishing formal dining rooms in rich chocolate lacquer, Fisher Weisman subverts expectations to create truly extraordinary interiors. Artful Decoration showcases the exquisite work of this San Francisco–based design firm, revealing the imagination, meticulous attention to detail, and the sense of humor with which they infuse every home.

Beguiling touches finish off rooms designed with an enviable knowledge of form, proportion, color, and history to bring traditional spaces into the present and create livable, fresh interiors with an artisanal flair. Artful Decoration features thirteen residences ranging from small but lavish pieds-à-terre to airy Californian estates, from elegant penthouses to one especially elaborate tree house. Two hundred vivid, full-color illustrations reveal these and many other unexpected pleasures on every page to delight the eye and inspire the imagination.

A Place of My Own by Michael Pollan

2013-03-06T00:30:00-05:00

A Place of My Own The Education of an Amateur Builder
Written by Michael Pollan

At a turning point in his life, writer Michael Pollan found himself dreaming of a small wood-frame hut in the woods near his house--a place to work, but also a "shelter for daydreams." Weaving the practical with the philosophical, this book presents a captivating personal inquiry into the art of architecture, the craft of building, and the meaning of modern work. Line drawings throughout. Size C. 320 pp. National ads & publicity. 35,000 print.

The Church by Mike Aquilina

2013-03-05T00:30:00-05:00

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call Home
Written by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

From the bestselling authors of The Mass, an insightful and practical guide that explores the architectural and spiritual components of the Catholic Church.

Your local church is not only a physical place, but a spiritual home. In this thought-provoking book, Wuerl and Aquilina illuminate the importance of the Church in its many guises and examine the theological ideas behind the physical structure of churches, cathedrals, and basilicas. How is a church designed? What is the function of the altar? What does the nave represent? What is the significance of the choir loft? With eloquent prose and elegant black-and-white photography, these questions and many more will lead to answers that illuminate the history and practicality of Catholic life.

The Church by Mike Aquilina

2013-03-05T00:30:00-05:00

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call Home
Written by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

From the bestselling authors of The Mass, an insightful and practical guide that explores the architectural and spiritual components of the Catholic Church.

Your local church is not only a physical place, but a spiritual home. In this through-provoking book, Wuerl and Aquilina illuminate the importance of the Church in its many guises and examine the theological ideas behind the physical structure of churches, cathedrals, and basilicas. How is a church designed? What is the function of the altar? What does the nave represent? What is the significance of the choir loft? With eloquent prose and elegant black-and-white photography, these questions and many more will lead to answers that illuminate the history and practicality of Catholic life.

Chicago's Bridges by Nathan Holth

2013-02-19T00:30:00-05:00

Chicago's Bridges
Written by Nathan Holth

Stretching more than 150 miles and cutting through the city that bears its name, the Chicago River divides the Second City into the North Side and the South Side. In 1832, the first bridge across the river was constructed. In 1834, the first moveable bridge was erected. Today, Chicago is home to nearly 40 moveable bridges and some 60 bridges in all, making it the most bridge-rich city in the world. The River and its bridges have done much to shape the history of Chicago, which has grown from a rough-and-tumble trading outpost to a world-class city known for its architecture. Chicago's Bridges traces the evolution of the city's bridges, from the origins of the unique bascule bridges that punctuate the Chicago River to the splendidly designed bridges that lend Chicago its reputation as one of the great architectural destinations of the world.

Cohler on Design by Eric Cohler

2012-11-20T00:30:00-05:00

Cohler on Design
Written by Eric Cohler

Dubbed “The Mixmaster” for his ability to blend high- and low-end pieces to create rooms that are simultaneously fresh and classic, Eric Cohler’s interior design is always a tribute to individual personality and style. Full of accessible tips and tricks, Cohler encourages his clients to be true to themselves, revel in what makes them happy, and surround themselves with objects and art that reflect that joy.

Interspersed among the 160 illustrations of his own work are images of seminal historic interiors, artwork, style icons, and architectural masterpieces that have influenced
Cohler’s designs and encouraged him to look at a space in a new way—and likewise teach readers to define what inspires them and how to incorporate that inspiration into their homes in a meaningful way.

Cohler on Design exemplifies how to live well by integrating your personal tastes and passions into your interiors. This lavishly illustrated volume is a visual tour of Cohler’s work, from luxurious penthouses to quaint country homes to glamorous pool-houses; from the bright, clean lines of contemporary design to the rich, intricate detailing of classic architecture. Eric Cohler, a perennial name on Elle Decor’s A-List, translates his extensive education in art and architecture into an uncomplicated, modern approach to interior design. He presents each project not as a merely aspirational fait accompli, but as a real example of a design idea that you can try in your own rooms, whether you’re hanging your collection of original Andy Warhol prints or your child’s finger-paintings. With vivid, dynamic text detailing Cohler’s experiences in the world of interiors, Cohler on Design is a guide to making the fantastic possible, and the commonplace extraordinary.

The Tube by Oliver Green

2012-11-20T00:30:00-05:00

The Tube Station to Station on the London Underground
Written by Oliver Green

From Norman Foster’s remarkable station at Canary Wharf to the Yellow-brick vaults of Baker street to the Art Deco exuberance of Arnos Grove, London’s tube stations are among its most distinctive and iconic buildings. This beautiful hardback edition is a fantastic gift-book, publishing in the run up to Christmas, and sales will be boosted even further by the much-loved network’s 150th anniversary in 2013.

Southern Plantations by Robin Lattimore

2012-11-20T00:30:00-05:00

Southern Plantations
Written by Robin Lattimore

Trade Paperback, 64 pages | Shire | History - United States - Civil War Period (1850-1877); History - United States - State & Local - South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, Ms, Nc, Sc, Tn, Va, Wv); Architecture - History | $9.95 | November 20, 2012 | 978-0-7478-1102-2 (0-7478-1102-4)

Once the lifeblood of large estates and farms throughout the American South and East, antebellum plantations today serve as windows into one of the most controversial eras of U.S. history. Though many of these grand homes have been lost, scores more still exist, some as National Memorial sites, National Historic Landmarks, or National Historic Places. Award-winning historian Robin Lattimore explores the history of antebellum plantations in this concise and colourful guide to the working estates that dotted the U.S. landscape before the Civil War, many of which still remain. Whether Greek Revival, Federal, or Tidewater in style, antebellum plantations were grand and stately, reflecting the wealth and power of their often slave-owning landowners. From an examination of the architecture of antebellum plantations to a look at the plantation system and its effects of the South, Antebellum Plantations is a beautiful account of these windows to the past.

Contemporary Follies by Robert Linn

2012-11-13T00:30:00-05:00

Contemporary Follies
Written by Keith Moskow and Robert Linn

Contemporary Follies showcases outstanding examples of contemporary design that address our place in nature. Emerging from the Enlightenment spirit of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Thomas Jefferson, the English picturesque folly, and the forest retreats of Scandinavian modernists, these projects inspire contemplation and creativity in their spatial energy and alliance with the environment.

The book features fifty structures, including work by internationally recognized firms such as Arata Isozaki & Associates, Heatherwick Studios, Patkau Architects, Steven Ehrlich Architects, TEN Arquitectos as well as innovative young studios in all parts of the world: Norway, United Kingdom, Austria, Chile, Germany, Ecuador, Finland, Taiwan, Spain, Canada, Netherlands, United States, Czech Republic, France, and Switzerland.

International in scope and focused on design excellence, this collection of exquisite buildings will appeal to all who yearn for a place of their own, a retreat in which to regroup and reprioritize. Together these small structures are the contemporary interpretation of the folly, the small building nestled in the landscape, a place apart.

Going to Town by Katherine Ashenburg

2012-11-13T00:30:00-05:00

Going to Town Architectural Walking Tours in Southern Ontario
Written by Katherine Ashenburg

Winner of The Ontario Historical Society’s Fred Landon Award for Best Regional History.

With 300 photos and 11 maps.

A work of unexpected delights and surprises: here is a one-of-a-kind guidebook that pinpoints the best of Ontario’s architectural heritage in its most charming towns, offers tantalizing and informative details of provincial history, indulges the near universal vice of real-estate voyeurism, and beckons even the most reluctant to physical exercise.

Katherine Ashenburg is our knowledgeable and charmingly opinionated companion on walking tours of ten small (populations 1000 to 27,000) Ontario communities that provide a rewarding variety of domestic and public architecture in a walkable compass. Each tour begins with a brief historical sketch of the town, then, with the aid of a detailed map, guides the reader/walker to some 60 sites over a leisurely but carefully plotted two-and-a-half to three-and-a-half hour stroll. We visit churches and jails, libraries and town halls, theatres and factories, and all manner of houses - homes of startling grandiosity and humble integrity. We become conversant with belvederes and ogee arches, Flemish bond and board and batten, at ease with Regency and Queen Anne, Italianate and Romanesque. And along the way, Ashenburg reveals the town’s true personality, its distinctive architectural styles, forms and materials, and the genius, ambition, and vanities of its founders and builders.

Every town - Perth, Picton, Cobourg, St. Mary’s, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Merrickville, Port Hope, Paris, Stratford and Goderich - is a day’s excursion from Toronto by a car or public transit; most are day-trips from either Ottawa or London. Over 300 black and white photographs capture the highlights; 11 maps show the way. For easy reference, there is a helpful, illustrated Guide to Historical Styles and an exhaustive Glossary of Architectural terms - everything from Apse to Voussoir.

From the Trade Paperback edition.

Evidence by Robert A. M. Stern

2012-11-06T00:30:00-05:00

Evidence The Work of Robert A. M. Stern Architects
Written by Robert A. M. Stern

Robert A. M. Stern Architects, over its forty-year history and across a wide range of building types, has defined principles common to all projects. Stern articulates the ideas that govern his design process through this rich visual presentation of all types of his work: museums and cultural institutions, colleges and universities, commercial and residential developers, and, famously, private residential clients throughout the United States and Europe.

Evidence serves as a visual synthesis of Stern's methodologies, revealing the firm's vision through juxtapositions of building, material and landscape: "We never think of just the building. We like to think of the next bigger thing—what other buildings will come next to it, but also the siting and landscaping. Abstract compositional principles do interest me but not when I begin a design. I begin with a cultural assessment of the building as a type, the place it is set in, and lastly its obligations to its particular moment in time."

Through 400 illustrations, Stern illuminates key architectural concepts by examining components: stunning windows harmonizing with their views, elegant entryways, meticulous stonework, homes conversing with their settings. On each page, Stern pairs images that challenge the idea that tradition means statis. Rather, tradition can be interpreted to suit all situations in an increasingly complex world.

Capital Views by James M. Goode

2012-10-30T00:30:00-05:00

Capital Views Historic Photographs of Washington, DC, Alexandria and Loudoun County, Virginia, and Frederick County, Maryland
Written by James M. Goode

Hardcover, 192 pages | Smithsonian Books | History - United States - State & Local - Middle Atlantic (Dc, De, Md, Nj, Ny, Pa); Photography - Architectural & Industrial; Architecture - History | $39.95 | October 30, 2012 | 978-1-58834-331-4 (1-58834-331-6)

Metropolitan areas change over the time. These changes come together and create a city's character and personality. Renowned Washington, DC, historian James Goode has assembled an incredible collection of images that look back at a Washington before it developed into the international metropolitan city it is today. The impactful historic photography exposes the elements of the DC metro area that have disappeared: the dairy farms of Loudoun County, the railroad round house in Alexandria, and model boats on the Rainbow Pool on the National Mall, as well as provide startling different views of areas and neighborhoods that still exist. The majority of these images have never been published, and under the curatorial eye of James Goode have been put together in a way that give readers a better understanding of the city Washington DC was, and the city it was to become.

The Tube by Oliver Green

2012-10-23T00:30:00-05:00

The Tube Station to Station on the London Underground
Written by Oliver Green

Random House New Releases - Architecture - Between May 21, 2012 and June 20, 2013.

MAKE IT FABULOUS: The Architecture and Designs of William T. Georgis by Natalie Shivers

MAKE IT FABULOUS: The Architecture and Designs of William T. Georgis Written by William T. Georgis, Donald Albrecht and Natalie Shivers

The Country Blacksmith by David L. McDougall

The Country Blacksmith Written by David L. McDougall

The Country Blacksmith by David McDougall

The Country Blacksmith Written by David McDougall

Our Own Snug Fireside by Jane Nylander

Our Own Snug Fireside Images of the New England Home, 1760-1860Written by Jane Nylander

Designers Abroad: Inside the Vacation Homes of Top Decorators by Michele Keith

Designers Abroad: Inside the Vacation Homes of Top Decorators Written by Michele Keith

French Accents by Erin Swift

French Accents At Home with Parisian Objects and DetailsWritten by Erin Swift

Albert Speer by Robert A. M. Stern

Albert Speer Architecture 1932-1942Written by Leon Krier Preface by Robert A. M. Stern

Artful Decoration by Margaret Russell

Artful Decoration Written by Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman Introduction by Margaret Russell

A Place of My Own by Michael Pollan

A Place of My Own The Education of an Amateur BuilderWritten by Michael Pollan

The Church by Mike Aquilina

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call HomeWritten by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

The Church by Mike Aquilina

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call HomeWritten by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

Chicago's Bridges by Nathan Holth

Chicago's Bridges Written by Nathan Holth

Cohler on Design by Eric Cohler

Cohler on Design Written by Eric Cohler

The Tube by Oliver Green

The Tube Station to Station on the London UndergroundWritten by Oliver Green

Southern Plantations by Robin Lattimore

Southern Plantations Written by Robin Lattimore

Contemporary Follies by Robert Linn

Contemporary Follies Written by Keith Moskow and Robert Linn

Going to Town by Katherine Ashenburg

Going to Town Architectural Walking Tours in Southern OntarioWritten by Katherine Ashenburg

Evidence by Robert A. M. Stern

Evidence The Work of Robert A. M. Stern ArchitectsWritten by Robert A. M. Stern

Capital Views by James M. Goode

Capital Views Historic Photographs of Washington, DC, Alexandria and Loudoun County, Virginia, and Frederick County, MarylandWritten by James M. Goode

The Tube by Oliver Green

The Tube Station to Station on the London UndergroundWritten by Oliver Green

MAKE IT FABULOUS: The Architecture and Designs of William T. Georgis
Written by William T. Georgis, Donald Albrecht and Natalie Shivers

The Country Blacksmith
Written by David L. McDougall

The Country Blacksmith
Written by David McDougall

Our Own Snug Fireside Images of the New England Home, 1760-1860
Written by Jane Nylander

Designers Abroad: Inside the Vacation Homes of Top Decorators
Written by Michele Keith

French Accents At Home with Parisian Objects and Details
Written by Erin Swift

Albert Speer Architecture 1932-1942
Written by Leon Krier
Preface by Robert A. M. Stern

Artful Decoration
Written by Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman
Introduction by Margaret Russell

A Place of My Own The Education of an Amateur Builder
Written by Michael Pollan

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call Home
Written by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

The Church Unlocking the Secrets to the Places Catholics Call Home
Written by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina

Chicago's Bridges
Written by Nathan Holth

Cohler on Design
Written by Eric Cohler

The Tube Station to Station on the London Underground
Written by Oliver Green

Southern Plantations
Written by Robin Lattimore

Contemporary Follies
Written by Keith Moskow and Robert Linn

Going to Town Architectural Walking Tours in Southern Ontario
Written by Katherine Ashenburg

Evidence The Work of Robert A. M. Stern Architects
Written by Robert A. M. Stern

Capital Views Historic Photographs of Washington, DC, Alexandria and Loudoun County, Virginia, and Frederick County, Maryland
Written by James M. Goode

The Tube Station to Station on the London Underground
Written by Oliver Green