A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books
John HillA 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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Chicago: City on the Bake
This newsletter for the week of April 27 heads to Chicago for some background on the city’s brick buildings with Will Quam and his Fire and Clay: How Bricks Reveal the Hidden History of Chicago, which was published last week by University o...
A Visit to Gilardi House
This newsletter for the week of April 20 looks at Gilardi House: Barragan’s Last Witness, a book-length case study of Luis Barragán’s last built work, completed in 1977. The insightful book features an interview with one of the clients, num...
PUZ ZLI NGA SSE MBL IES
This newsletter for the week of April 13 looks at Puzzling Assemblies, the mew monograph on Oyler Wu Collaborative, the Los Angeles studio of Dwayne Oyler and Jenny Wu. The book from the archive is Oyler Wu’s Pendulum Plane, published in 20...
Take a Ride on the 'Housing Loops'
This newsletter for the week of April 6 looks at Housing Loops: Opulence, Precarity, Dignity, Prosperity and Fraternity, the latest book from a+t architecture publishers and their a+t research group. The book from the archives is an older a...
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John Hill is a licensed architect, published author, licensed NYC tour guide, and architectural bibliophile.
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