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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Architecture Books – Week 6/2025
This newsletter for the week of February 3 looks at two books by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, both elaborate productions: “Book of the Week” is Architecture, Not Architecture, published this week by Phaidon, and the book “From the Archive” is ...
Architecture Books – Week 5/2025
This newsletter for the week of January 27 heads to Michigan, looking inside a new book by Peter Forguson, Contemporary Michigan: Iconic Houses at the Epicenter of Modernism. This is Forguson’s second book, so the archive book revisits his ...
Architecture Books – Week 4/2025
This newsletter for the week of January 20 features a new book with case studies of mass timber in the home. In addition to featuring Against the Grain by William Richard as “Book of the Week,” I dig out a couple older books “From the Archi...
Architecture Books – Week 3/2025
The “Book of the Week” in this newsletter for the week of January 13 is Building Institution, Kim Förster’s in-depth history of the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies (IAUS), which was formed by Peter Eisenman in 1967 and is best ...
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John Hill is a licensed architect, published author, licensed NYC tour guide, and architectural bibliophile.
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