Architecture Books – Week 47/2022
Only 5 more weeks left in 2022
The latest review on A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books:
The Minimal Intervention by Lucius Burckhardt, edited by Markus Ritter and Martin Schmitz, published by Birkhäuser.
Architecture Book News:
At Drawing Matter, Esra Akcan reviews The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, the catalog to the 2022 MoMA exhibition of the same name.
"This Ain’t Your Parents’ Gentrification": Read an excerpt from Leslie Kern's new book, Gentrification is Inevitable and Other Lies, at Azure.
Jon Gower reviews Frank Lloyd Wright: The Architecture of Defiance, a new book by Jonathan Adams which “suggests that by examining Wright’s Welsh roots you can locate the source of his driving work ethic, his radicalism and his philosophy.”
#archidosereads
Unboxing the latest Retrospecta (45) from @yalearchitecture, a special object with four stapled journals inside a folded box. Plain and, unfortunately, flimsy box does not really hint at the colorful contents, so be sure to click and then swipe through:
A few recently received books:
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