A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books
John HillWeekly emails featuring a book review, a curated list of new architecture books, a roundup of architecture book news, and other relevant goodies
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Architecture Books – Week 14/2024
This newsletter for the week of April 1 features a new monograph on Mecanoo and a couple of old books on — appropriately — libraries and Dutch architecture. Plus the usual new books and book news. Happy reading!
Architecture Books – Week 13/2024
Affordable housing isn’t the sexiest of subjects for an architecture book, but, like the typology itself, it’s necessary to make books on the subject: to explore issues at the heart of it and share commendable proposals and precedents. The ...
Architecture Books – Week 12/2024
This newsletter for the week of March 18 features a trio of books — one newly released and two old ones — that are centered around a methodology known as Behaviorology. It’s not a widely used methodology in architecture, so, not surprisingl...
Architecture Books – Week 11/2024
Better yet, let’s get miniature. Last week’s newsletter featured accordion books, so this week we continue with a focus on atypical formats with a miniature monograph and related books from the archives. In between are the usual new release...
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John Hill is a licensed architect, published author, licensed NYC tour guide, and architectural bibliophile.
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