Architecture
Barn
Susan Carol Hauser
Format: Hard Cover
Delve into the fascinating history of these iconic American structures. You'll never see barns the same way again!
How to Read Paris
Chris Rogers
Format: Paperback
How to Read Paris is a pocket-sized guide to understanding and appreciating the architecture of Paris.
How to Read New York
Will Jones
Format: Paperback
How to Read New York uncovers and illuminates the rich architectural language of one of the world's truly great cities, from its celebrated skyscrapers to its lesser-known treasures.
The Art of the Airport
Alexander Gutzmer, Laura Frommberg and Stefan Eiselin
Format: Hard Cover
Cathedrals of the jet age that offer something of the transcendence of flight even in an era of mass travel and budget fares. Here are twenty-one of the most beautiful airports in the world.
Atlas of Improbable Places
Travis Elborough
Format: Hard Cover
Atlas of Improbable Places shows the modern world from surprising new vantage points that will inspire urban explorers and armchair travellers alike to consider a new way of understanding the world we live in.
Concrete Concept
Christopher Beanland
Format: Hard Cover
Concrete Concept takes architecture admirers on a tour of the world's most impressive, celebrated and controversial Brutalist buildings.
Osbert Lancaster's Cartoons, Columns and Curlicues
Osbert Lancaster
Format: Hard Cover
This beautiful boxed-set contains three long out-of-print and influential books by the great British humourist, Sir Osbert Lancaster (1908- 1986).
Britain's Lost Churches
Matthew Hyde
Format: Hard Cover
They are dotted around the British Isles, houses of God, that are now lost in time, and forgotten. Left to neglect, renovated for commercial use, or simply demolished completely, with no trace left other than photographs or illustrations to mark their existence.
The Age of Empire
Clive Aslet
Format: Hard Cover
The Age of Empire is a lavishly illustrated celebration of the architectural legacy of the British Empire and its ability to create buildings that remain as awe-inspiring as when they were first built.
