Architects have always looked to make the best use of space by creating smaller structures. But with budgets decreasing architects have readjusted their focus into making these small buildings unique with trendsetting ideas. Small Architecture Now ($40) showcases some of the best works from some of the best architects in the world. The structures included in the book range from vacation cabins, and pop-up stores, to housing for victims of natural disasters. They feature the works from some of the greatest names in the industry and a few unknowns. They include 2013 Pritzker Prize winner Toyo Ito, Alvaro Siza, Kazuyo Sejima, and Olafur Eliasson. If you’re in to right sizing then Small Architecture Now is a great look into the industry.
This deluxe edition explores the way in with the streamlined automotive shape has evolved from the 1930’s through to 1990’s. Curves of Steel was originally produced to be the official catalog for the 2007 exhibition held at the Phoenix Museum of Art and is a celebration of the intersection between aerodynamics and style that is […]