John van de Water, one of the partners of architecture office NEXT, wrote a book about his adventures in China. Hans Teerds was so absorbed that he read You Can’t Change...

In a follow-up to the 2009 lecture series of the same name from the Faculty of Architecture at Delft University of Technology, the compilation Architecture as a Craft edited...

Ed Taverne read the book European Architecture since 1890 by Hans Ibelings. He was impressed by the overview of architecture in Europe offered by Ibelings but...

MOKUM, A guide to Amsterdam is an almost 200-page-thick guide that does everything your average travel guide tries to avoid. A traditional guide assists the traveller...

Forced by the economic slump, architects as well as urban designers are searching for new approaches. With the publication of The Spontaneous City the office Urhahn Urban...

Since its establishment in 1977, Bureau B+B, a collective whose name still reminds us of its founders Riek Bakker and Ank Bleeker, can without exaggeration be called the key...

335 pages, 10 editors, 17 critics, 38 projects, and an obituary. The Flanders Architectural Yearbook is more impressive than ever. One thing is abundantly clear: the Flemish...

As part of its Rietveld Year, the Centraal Museum in Utrecht is presenting an exhibition called Rietveld’s Universe, an incredibly ambitious title for an exhibition that is...

The famous London Architectural Association School of Architecture has launched a new publication series entitled Architecture Words. Thomas Wensing read two volumes...

‘What challenges will we face now that Green is over...?’ That’s the final sentence of the book Green Dream from The Why Factory. The book thus cancels out its...