Reviews

Reviews of published works on architecture and design.

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Review: Basics Series

Each of the volumes of the Basics series is richly illustrated with photographs and diagrams. The examples covered range from the traditional to the most recent cutting-edge work. These 'books' are a must-have, not only for students and their teachers, but also for professionals wanting to brush up on their fundamentals. More

Review: O'Donnell + Tuomey: Selected Works

The work takes centre stage here, bolstered by its rich and complex Irish setting. This is undoubtedly one of the best monographs in recent years. And for those looking out for architecture that revels in poetry, meaning and restraint, you need not go any further. This is the book you must have. More

Review: Kanner Architects 11 projects

The work of this architecture practice, little known outside of the USA, continues from the traditions of mid-20th century Californian Modernists. This monograph, more in the vein of a catalogue, presents a selection of current projects through bright, sunny and vibrant images of a remarkable body of recent work. More

Review: Construction Materials Manual

What sets this book apart, as the introduction clearly states, is the attempt to, for once, combine the three formats that dominate building materials-related publication today -- the technical, the sensual as well as the ignored but increasingly important aspect of the ecological. More

Review: iF yearbook communication 2006

iF Communication Design Award 2006 showcases the works of iF award winners in four main categories -- digital media, print media, architecture & public spaces, and crossmedia (multimedia). And a separate category dedicated to concepts in communication. More

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