Books
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John Pawson's visual inventory provides a rich glimpse into his creative world
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Snap chat: Daido Moriyama on how to be a street photographer
By Elly Parsons Last updated
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A good death: Andrea Ucini illustrates how to die well
A new illustrated book, How to Die Well, teaches us how to practically and emotionally prepare for death
By Hannah Silver Last updated
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Japanese wigmaker Tomihiro Kono combs through ideas on identity
In his new book Personas 111, wigmaker Tomihiro Kono examines the identity-shaping properties of hair
By Mary Cleary Last updated
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Apple announces new iPad Pro with full-screen design and more at special event
By Jessica Klingelfuss Last updated
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Learn urban birdwatching with this architect-designed guide
Architect Antonin Yuji Maeno's free digital urban birdwatching guide is the lockdown flight of fancy we didn't know we needed
By Elly Parsons Last updated
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Rebel revival: a new tome revisits British postmodernist architecture
By Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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On the road: these nomadic homes could set you free
By Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Eccentric houses in Southern Puglia offer a new take on modernity
Discovering a sense of freedom from form in Southern Puglia, Salento Moderno documents a distinct breed of Italian houses with an imaginative and anarchic approach to architecture.
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Olivo Barbieri brings together 10 years of aerial photography in ’Site Specific’
By Pei-Ru Keh Last updated
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Bauhaus bound: coffee table books that celebrate the school’s centenary
Publishers have spread themselves thin over the Bauhaus centenary – concrete-like, covering new ground. Everyone has found an innovative way to approach the subject, all the while republishing editions with updated introductions. It's been a big old year for Bauhaus – here are some of our favourite printed celebrations
By Melina Keays Last updated
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Ebook: ’Passages in the Making of a Book’ - a study of Xu Bing’s iconic work
By Ellen Himelfarb Last updated
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Tracing the evolution of the contemporary house in the 21st century
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Toad in the hole: Toiletpaper launches vibrant limited edition monograph
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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The W* Library: flick through July's top titles
By Melina Keays Last updated
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Jean-Michel Othoniel decodes the secret language of flowers in the Louvre’s collections
The artist has published a new book about the flowers within the storied Paris museum’s art collection, alongside an intervention of new paintings in its glass-roofed French sculpture hall
By TF Chan Last updated
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Redwood giant: a monograph explores the life and work of sculptor JB Blunk
The daughter of late American sculptor JB Blunk has compiled an extensive and intimate monograph of her father's acclaimed life, work and home
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated
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John Derian’s Picture Book is an eclectic, illustrative feast for the eyes
By Amy Verner Last updated
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Radical architecture: is this the built environment's future?
A new book by Phaidon and curator, convenor and author Beatrice Galilee hails the radical architecture of the future through community-focused designs, site-specific and virtual installations, photography essays and traditional architectural projects
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Power dressing: Christian Dior traces 70 years of design in new tome
By Siska Lyssens Last updated
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July book news: leaf through this month's top tomes
By Melina Keays Last updated
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Piece by piece: exploring the intricate history of chess set design
By Tom Howells Last updated
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Photographer John Myers’ portraits of 1970s Middle England suburbia
By Ellie Howard Last updated
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Take a trip through nostalgic travel photography with Rimowa
The Cologne-based suitcase expert has released a Rizzoli-published monograph of its archival designs
By Laura Hawkins Last updated
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How American legend Ellsworth Kelly mastered colour and shape
By Harriet Lloyd Smith Last updated
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Yves Behar on his design for good
On the occasion of his new monograph, Yves Behar: Designing Ideas, we talk to the Fuseproject founder on his career journey, technology and ‘the slow, winding journey of design’
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Cheers to that: Open House 2021 celebrates London pubs
Open House 2021 is accompanied by an extensive survey of the social and architectural history of London pubs in the shape of a book, Public House
By Nick Compton Last updated