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Modern India: a new tome delves into the Le Corbusier-built city of Chandigarh -
August book news: the top 10 new tomes to add to your shelves -
Cuban revolution: a new cuisine is hot on the heels of its Latin American counterparts -
The art of love: creative couples making it work in romance and businessCreative Couples: Collaborations That Changed History explores the unique bond between 15 creative couples
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Tracing the thread of Issey Miyake’s body-bending world -
Hat tricks: milliner Stephen Jones traces a lifetime of souvenirs -
Book: A Bespoke Journey - Andre Fu -
Book: Handcrafted Modern by Leslie Williamson -
Book: Usefulness in Small Things -
Oberlin’s new book turns college memorabilia into a work of art -
Book: Knoll Textiles, 1945-2010 -
Book: Freunde von Freunden -
From COS to Calvin Klein, Snarkitecture documents a decade of success in new monograph -
Jacqueline Hassink takes a seat at the table of power -
Book: Dennis Hopper: Photographs 1961-1967 -
Le Corbusier Book -
Taschen’s booth at Frankfurt Book Fair -
Hot topic: a new book delves into postmodernist architecture -
MoMA shines light on structural design in experimental Japanese architecture -
Kohei Yoshiyuki photobook -
Erik Kessels’ found photographs hint of jealousy, love and intrigueThe artist fills in the blanks of his newfound photography book, laden with violently defaced portraits discovered in a dusty Budapest archive
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How the 21st century reset the rules for emerging architects todayThe Atlas for Emerging Architects finds that social media, flattened hierarchies and increased interdisciplinary collaboration are just some of the factors redefining the experience of emerging architects today. Designed as a tool for architects, graduates and students, this captivating research project collates findings from 95 architects working in Europe into a beautifully designed publication
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Silver lining: Guard Tillman Pollock trace 25 residential projects over 25 years -
The wall-free architecture of Claude ParentA new, carefully edited tome celebrates the life and contribution of the French architect, who passed away in 2016
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Oscar Niemeyer’s Algerian architecture uncoveredJason 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 -
Beauty and the book: Nendo designs concept store for Japanese cosmetics company Nature's Way
