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  • Samuel Bianchini, Erik Verhagen (eds.)

    Practicable. From Participation to Interaction in…

  • 2G / #74

    Harquitectes

  • Achim Valbracht (Hg.)

    Das neue Grab

  • Bart Lootsma

    Reality Bytes

  • Yasuhito Nagahara

    The Stream of Information Graphics

  • Alison and Peter Smithson

    The Space Between

  • Haubitz + Zoche

    Hybrid Modernism. Movie Theatres in South India

  • Christian Berkes (Ed.)

    Welcome to AirSpace. On Airbnb, Uber, Facebook,..

  • Nick Srnicek

    Platform Capitalism

  • Catherine Ince, Lotte Johnson (Hg.)

    Die Welt von Charles und Ray Eames

  • David Brody

    Housekeeping by Design. Hotels and Labor

  • Rolf Lindner

    Berlin, absolute Stadt. Eine kleine Anthropologie der…

  • Matteo Ghidoni

    Fundamental Acts. Life, Education, Ceremony, Love, Death

  • Yasminah Beebeejaun

    The Participatory City

  • Deyan Sudjic

    The Language of Cities

  • Donna Haraway

    Das Manifest für Gefährten: Wenn Spezies sich begegnen -…

  • Oliver Hartung

    Iran. A Picture Book

  • Turit Fröbe

    Die Inszenierung eines Mythos. Le Corbusier und die…

  • Peter Allison (Ed.)

    David Adjaye. Constructed Narratives

  • Neil Brenner

    Critique of Urbanization. Selected Essays

  • Francis Kéré

    Radically Simple

  • Caroline Maniaque-Benton(Ed.)

    Whole Earth Field Guide

  • Matthew Tempest, Simon Phipps, Derek…

    Modern Berlin Map: Guide to 20th Century Architecture in…

  • Thomas Meinecke

    Selbst

  • Reinhold Martin

    The Urban Apparatus. Mediapolitics and the City

  • Pier Vittorio Aureli, Maria Sheherazade…

    Rituals and Walls: The Architecture of Sacred Space

  • Olaf Bahner, Matthias Böttger (Hg.)

    Neue Standards. Zehn Thesen zum Wohnen

  • Jesús Vassallo

    Seamless: Digital Collage and Dirty Realism in Contemporary…

  • Baier, Hansing, Müller, Werner (Hg.)

    Die Welt reparieren: Open Source und Selbermachen als…

  • A. P. Pais, C.F. Strauss (eds)

    Slow Reader: A Resource for Design Thinking and Practice

  • Nina Paim

    Taking a Line for a Walk: Assignments in design education

  • Helmut Draxler

    Abdrift des Wollens. Eine Theorie der Vermittlung

  • Christian Schittich (Ed.)

    Wohnkonzepte in Japan / Housing in Japan: Typologien für…

  • Clemens Marschall

    Avant-Garde From Below: Transgressive Performance from Iggy…

  • Joost Grootens

    Elemental Living. Contemporary Houses in Nature

  • Sebastian Beck, Olaf Schnur

    Mittler, Macher, Protestierer: Intermediäre Akteure in der…

  • Nanni Baltzer, Martino Stierli (eds.)

    Before Publication: Montage in Art, Architecture and Book…

  • Joerg Bader (Hg.)

    Serge Fruehauf. Extra Normal

  • Contemporary City Institute ETH Studio…

    Territory: On the Development of Landscape and City

  • Barbara Vinken

    Die Blumen der Mode. Klassische und neue Texte zur…

  • Donna J. Haraway

    Staying With the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene

  • Anna-Sophie Springer, Etienne Turpin (…

    Fantasies of the Library

  • Neil Spiller

    Architecture and Surrealism. A Blistering Romance

  • Henry Plummer

    The Experience of Architecture

  • Aberrant Architecture

    Wherever You Find People: The Radical Schools of Oscar…

  • Urs Peter Flückiger

    Wie viel Haus? Thoreau, Le Corbusier und die Sustainable…

  • Caroline A. Jones, David Mather,…

    Experience: Culture, Cognition, and the Common Sense

  • Friedrich von Borries

    Weltentwerfen. Eine politische Designtheorie

  • Douglas Crimp

    Before Pictures

  • Mehta, Mehndiratta, Huber (Hg.)

    The Structure: Works of Mahendra Raj

  • Nina Rappaport

    Vertical Urban Factory

  • Boris Groys

    Particular Cases

  • Ana de Brea

    Total Latin American Architecture. Libretto of Modern…

  • Jaleh Mansoor

    Marshall Plan Modernism: Italian Postwar Abstraction and…

  • Mckenzie Wark

    Molecular Red. Theory for the Anthropocene

  • Mark Nash (Ed.)

    Red Africa. Affective Communities and the Cold War

  • Adolf Loos

    Ornament und Verbrechen

  • Thilo Hilpert

    Century of Modernity. Das Jahrhundert der Moderne.…

  • Stiftung Buchkunst (Hg.)

    Die Schönsten deutschen Bücher 2016

  • M. Fineder, T. Geisler, S. Hackenschmidt

    Nomadic Furniture 3.0: Neues befreites Wohnen? New…

  • Hannah Neate, Ruth Craggs

    Modern Futures

  • Douglas Spencer

    The Architecture of Neoliberalism: How Contemporary…

  • Freek Lomme (Ed.)

    Can You Feel it? Effectuating Tactility and Print in the…

  • Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc

    State and Politics: Deleuze and Guattari on Marx

  • Christoph Keller

    Paranomia

  • Philipp Meuser

    Seismic Modernism. Architecture and Housing in Soviet…

  • Lívia Páldi, Olav Westphalen (Ed.)

    Dysfunctional Comedy. A Reader

  • Cartha

    On Relations in Architecture

  • Kerstin Stakemeier, Susanne Witzgall

    Die Gegenwart der Zukunft

  • Michaela Meise

    Eshi Addis Ababa

  • Takahiro Kurashima

    Poemotion 3

  • Han Byung-Chul

    Die Austreibung des Anderen. Gesellschaft, Wahrnehmung und…

  • Cate St Hill

    This is Temporary. How Transient Projects are Redefining…

  • Carlo Ratti, Matthew Claudel

    The City of Tomorrow: Sensors, Networks, Hackers, and the…

  • Henri Lefebvre

    Metaphilosophy

  • Eduard Helman

    Rhetoric of Logos: A Primer for Visual Language

  • Marie Neurath, Robin Kinross

    Die Transformierer. Entstehung und Prinzipien von Isotype

  • P. Lewis, M. Tsurumaki, D. J. Lewis

    Manual of Section

  • W. Nägeli, N. Kirn Tajeri (Hg.)

    Kleine Eingriffe: Neues Wohnen im Bestand der…

  • Kathryn Brown (Ed.)

    Interactive Contemporary Art: Participation in Practice

  • Peter Granser

    El Alto. Freddy Mamani Silvestre

  • Omar Kholeif (Ed.)

    Electronic Superhighway. From Experiments in Art and…

  • Bill Caplan

    Buildings are for People. Human Ecological Design

  • Hannah Black

    Dark Pool Party

  • R. Pasel, A. Hagner, H. Drexler, R. Boch

    Home not Shelter! Gemeinsam leben statt getrennt wohnen

  • Alessandro Biamonti

    Archiflop. A guide to the most spectacular failures in the…

  • Isabell Lorey, Gundula Ludwig, Ruth…

    Foucaults Gegenwart. Sexualität - Sorge - Revolution

  • Brigitta Kuster

    Choix d'un passé. Transnationale Vergegenwärtigungen…

  • Simon Roloff

    Der Stellenlose: Robert Walsers Poetik des Sozialstaats

  • Jace Clayton (aka DJ Rupture)

    Uproot. Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture

  • Nicolas Bourriaud

    The Exform

  • Nick Gallent, Daniela Ciaffi (Eds.)

    Community Action and Planning: Contexts, Drivers and…

  • Blanco, Galan, Carrasco, Llopis, Vezier…

    After Belonging: Objects, Spaces, and Territories of the…

  • Sally Banes

    Terpsichore in Sneakers. Postmodern Dance

  • Sven Quadflieg, Gregor Theune (Eds.)

    Nadogradnje. Urban Self-Regulation in Post-Yugoslav Cities

  • Regina Bittner, Elke Krasny (Hg)

    Auf Reserve: Haushalten! Historische Modelle und aktuelle…

  • Karin Harrasser

    Prothesen. Figuren einer lädierten Moderne

  • Frieze Magazine

    frieze A to Z of Contemporary Art

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Architecture is more than what makes up our built environment; it is a way of thinking about the world - and beyond. This is the lesson author Geoff Manaugh, creator of the popular website BLDGBLOG, entertainingly communicates in this tour-de-force of architectural speculation and futuristic critique. In five sections that relate to the sprawling, smart, always compelling, and often very funny inquiry that comprise the site, The BLDGBLOG Book will find its place among the legions of hip and literate design-interested readers who are still bored by architecture magazines. Heavily illustrated with fantastic images from prehistory to the outer reaches of space, The BLDGBLOG Book is a must-have primer to the future of architectural thought.
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Geoff Manaugh
The BLDG BLOG Book
Chronicle Books, 2009, 978-0-8118-6644-6