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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From Brooklyn to Boulder, Beirut, and Beyond
This newsletter for the week of August 18 looks at Buildings for People and Plants by WORKac, the brand new monograph on the New York firm of husband-and-wife architects Amale Andraos and Dan Wood. Appropriately, the book from the archive i...
We Are Living in an Expressway World
This newsletter for the week of August 11 looks at the latest book by Richard J. Williams, The Expressway World, published by Polity in July. The book includes case studies on around a half-dozen global cities where different conditions of ...
Driving Design with Data
This newsletter for the week of August 4 looks at Value of Design: Creating Agency Through Data-Driven Insights, a project of the Real Estate Innovation Lab at MIT that examines how quantifiable data can parse how architectural quality lead...
Taking Tashkent Into the Future
This newsletter for the week of July 28 takes a look at Tashkent Modernism XX/XXI, a sizable new book that argues for the preservation of modern buildings in the capital of Uzbekistan. The related book from the archive is Preservation Is Ov...
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John Hill is a licensed architect, published author, licensed NYC tour guide, and architectural bibliophile.
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