Architecture Books – Week 28/2022
Architecture Books – Week 28/2022
15 Summer Reads
The latest review on A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books:
Here is a list of 15 Summer Reads I compiled for World-Architects. Don’t want to see the list with my commentary? Visit my blog for the list of books with links to them on Amazon.
Architecture Book News:
John J. Parman looks at some books from the 1960s and 70s to see if they "shed light on current issues of adding density in urban contexts."
“Books on golf course architecture are tremendously popular,” according to Topping & Company Booksellers in St. Andrews, where the Open Championship is taking place July 14–17. Bestsellers there include Tom Doak’s Little Red Book of Golf Course Architecture and Paul Daley’s multi-volume series on worldwide Golf Architecture.
“6 Must-Have Soviet Architecture Books for Your Coffee Table” on the blog of Megan & Aram, including Soviet Metro Stations, which I reviewed a few years ago.
#archidosereads
Not technically an #archidosereads, but something to read: a write-up of my visit to the studio of Flores & Prats in Barcelona in May. Flip through some of my photos in this Instagram post:
A few recently received books:
See these and more recently published and forthcoming architecture books on my blog and on my Bookshop.org page.
Giveaways:
The next giveaway will be in next week’s Newsletter.
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