Tag: Books | Architecture Now

Bookshelf: Nordic homes and petite places

Review | We review books that explore two typologies that are distinct in their own right: one based on geography and one based on size.

Review | We review two books about New Zealand buildings: St Andrew’s College Centennial Chapel and a Visitor Centre for Kāpiti Island.

Review | This month, we review two books that explore alternatives to urban living.

Review | We review three books the celebrate residential design, contemporary kitchens and luxurious bathrooms.

Review | The common garage has a rich past. Here, Simon Bush-King evaluates a book that takes a serious look at the unimposing room.

Review | Mike Austin reviews a new book that explores the work of an iconic New Zealand architect.

Review | We review two books, which are sure to add fun and inspiration to your reading list this summer.

Review | See what’s on our shelves this summer.

Review | Andrew Barrie discusses this book, which explores a systematic approach to thinking about space based on dramaturgy.

Review | We take a look at three architecture and design books that are carrying us through to Spring.

Review | Dr Andrew Barrie reviews this book by Marian Macken, a newly appointed senior lecturer at the UoA School of Architecture.

Review | Dr Andrew Barrie reviews this exploration of the art of Japanese gardens by Sophie Walker.

Review | Guy Marriage reviews Phantom Architecture by Philip Wilkinson.

Review | A selection of some of the architecture and design books that we’re digging this summer.

Review | We’ve handpicked a selection of books on designing for urban living, as well as small house living.

Review | Guy Marriage reviews The Auckland School: 100 Years of Architecture and Planning by Julia Gatley and Lucy Treep.

Review | We review two recent architecture books: Alexander Rodchenko and The Glass of the Architects.

Review | Camille Khouri reviews three new interesting architecture and design books that have recently hit the shelves.

Review | Dr. Andrew Barrie reviews Claude Megson: Counter Constructions by Giles Reid, with photography by Jackie Miering.

Review | Camille Khouri reviews three recent architecture books, including In Search of Bawa and Simon Devitt’s Rannoch.