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With so many books being published, and so much available on the web, we review books we consider an interesting addition to an architect's library.

June 18, 2013 /

Reiulf Ramstad Architects
By Boris Brorman Jensen (editor)

Weighty and beautifully packaged, this monograph collects the works of one of the faces of the New Nordic movement, Reiulf Ramstad Architects. First and foremost it is a wholehearted and affectionate tribute to Reiulf Ramstad and his particular brand of architecture, as well as to his commitment to what he calls his “search for beauty”.

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May 29, 2013 /

All the Buildings* in New York (*That I’ve Drawn So Far)
By James Gulliver Hancock

New York has a lot of buildings. Even if you stick to the most noteworthy you can lose your breath just thinking about trying to remember them all. But artist and illustrator James Gullivor Hancock has a goal: he wants to draw every single building in New York.

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March 06, 2013 /

Tietgen Dormitory / An imaginary journey around a real building
By Torsten Bløndal (Editor)

This highly ambitious, much debated book aims to explain the philosophy behind the Tietgen Dormitory in Copenhagen, using a wide range of images revolving loosely around the term circularity. Publisher: Edition Bløndal.

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