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Oscar Niemeyer’s Algerian architecture uncovered
Jason Oddy’s photographic study of Oscar Niemeyer’s Algerian buildings, set alongside research and archival documents, explores the architecture’s inseparable relationship to revolutionary politics in a new book from Columbia University Press, titled The revolution will be stopped halfway: Oscar Niemeyer in Algeria
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Parallel universe: tracing New York’s unbuilt history
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Beauty and the book: Nendo designs concept store for Japanese cosmetics company Nature's Way
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Simonett & Baer indexes the work of Herzog & de Meuron
Inspired by the many Herzog & de Meuron works of architecture in his home city of Basel, publisher Dino Simonett has created a technicolour tome as an index, a tribute and a celebration of the international work of the architects
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Beyond belief: a new Charles Saatchi tome reveals advertising’s dark past
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A new book investigates the characters behind design
Milan-based design curator and journalist Maria Cristina Didero shines a light on people behind the design, with a new limited edition book designed by Prague-based creative collective OKOLO
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Book: 'Page 1: Great Expectations', published by GraphicDesign&
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Tracing every object that made it to the moon – and the ones that didn’t
In his new book, Architecture Guide: Moon, Paul Meuser comes at space travel from an architectural angle
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In tribute: new monograph remembers the late and great James Irvine
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Book club: engaging reads selected by Wallpaper* editors
Peruse the virtual stacks of the Wallpaper* library
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APFEL’s new digital foundry explores type as ‘readymade’
London-based graphic design studio A Practice for Everyday Life has launched the APFEL Type Foundry, through which it will publish a growing library of typefaces developed through visual, textual and experiential research
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Make Book: G.F Smith’s new bespoke book-printing service
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Passion, Pantones and persnickity clients: Graphic Designers Surveyed reveals all
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Brioni Moleskine notebooks by Carlo Stanga
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Tedy Eiley, the Paris-based brand inspired by mundane domesticity
Our Next Generation 2022 showcase shines a light on 22 outstanding graduates from around the globe, in seven creative fields. Here, we profile fashion graduate Brian Tusin, from Institut Français de la Mode, Paris
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The Accidental Fold: Saskia de Brauw, an artist turned model, and back again
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March book news: 10 of this month's finest tomes
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Celebrating the fabric futurism of Stone Island
Rizzoli’s Stone Island: Storia explores the experimental history of the Italian outerwear brand
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Book: Maison Martin Margiela
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Book: J. Lindeberg's The Documentary and a Dream VI
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The W* Library: flick through August’s 10 new titles
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Balzac's book 'La Peau de Chagrin' inspires an artisan bag brand
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Second nature: sharp silhouettes and sculptural still lifes collide in Jaeha’s latest collection
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The W* Library: 10 new titles to add to your shelves
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Book: 'I Only Want You to Love Me' by Miles Aldridge
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Spell bound: preview New York’s Antiquarian Book Fair
Who said print is dead? The 60th anniversary of the world’s finest antiquarian book fair proves otherwise
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The W* Library: flick through April’s new titles
