
A weekly newsletter on architecture books, delivered on Mondays with a "Book of the Week," a curated list of new architecture books, a roundup of architecture book news, and a glance at one or two old books related to the Book of the Week.
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This newsletter for the week of November 2 looks at What Else Could It Mean?, a new career-spanning monograph on environmental artist James Wines and SITE, the New York City studio he cofounded in 1970 and whose name is short for Sculpture...
This newsletter for the week of October 26 looks at a new monograph on German architect Anna Heringer, Architecture Is a Tool To Improve Lives, published earlier this year by Birkhäuser. The book features dozens of photographs by Iwan Baan,...
This newsletter for the week of October 19 delves into Black Architect, a series of conversations Sekou Cooke conducted with Lesley Lokko, David Adjaye, Zena Howard, German Barnes, and a dozen other Black architects. The book from the archi...
This newsletter for the week of October 12 delves into A Dead White: An Argument Against White Paint, written by Wendy W. Walters and released this week by Scribner. Hardly an architecture book, it nevertheless has numerous references to ar...
Similar to a post from March, in lieu of a single long review, this newsletter for the week of September 28 looks briefly at a selection of recently published books. Specifically, I’m commenting on ten books in five thematic pairs: (Self-ta...
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John Hill is a licensed architect, published author, licensed NYC tour guide, and architectural bibliophile.
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