Spring/Summer 2019 Hello

Welcome to the 2019 catalogue for Artifice Press. We are delighted to offer a fascinating selection of new titles produced in close collaboration with some of the biggest and most emerging names of the architecture and design world.

It has been an eventful yet rewarding year for Artifice – in February 2018, we came under the ownership of the SJH Group, a world-leading creative media group. This partnership has put us in an even stronger position, bringing more scope and enabling us to publish a wider selection of beautiful books to a consistently high standard.

We are extremely proud of the titles we present on the following pages of this catalogue, which explore a variety of subject matters such as architecture as a discipline and its relation to the evolution of mankind, alternative ways of developing new cities, and how design can impact people’s lives. We have also worked closely with an international selection of revered architecture practices and institutions to produce beautifully illustrated monographs, which not only characterise their work and the various disciplines adopted, but also document the effect this is having on communities around the world.

We are excited about the future for Artifice Press, what this offers for us, and also for our publishing partners.

Read on and enjoy. NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES

Image from The Evolution of a Building Complex: Louis I. Kahn’s Salk Institute for Biological Studies THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX TELEVISION CENTRE REIMAGINED

ARCHITECTS: AHMM

During Britain’s post-war period, Television Centre was conceived and built as the new headquarters for the BBC. Bold and ambitious, its design made it the largest ‘factory for television’ of its kind in the world.

Television Centre became the home of some of Britain’s most beloved personalities and programmes—including Doctor Who, Only Fools & Horses, Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Top of the Pops, and Blue Peter— and its iconic Grade II listed circular Helios building (‘the doughnut’) and atomic wall dots made it an architectural treasure and cultural icon. RRP £34.95 / $44.95 With its closure, Stirling Prize-winning architectural practice Allford Hall ISBN 978-1-911339-16-8 Monaghan Morris (AHMM) was asked by the project’s developer, Available Stanhope, to masterplan the expansive West London site, to restore Hardback Television Centre’s famous spaces as well as opening it up to the 240 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait public for the first time in its history.

Thinking Outside The Box tells the story of this reimagining: the transformation of Television Centre from a sacred site in the national psyche, to a new London destination for living and working, broadcasting and entertainment.

4 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 5 Image6 ARTIFICEfrom Thinking PRESS Outside the Box NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 7 THE RIBA NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS 2018

The RIBA National Awards Winners 2018 showcases the very best of British architecture. This book features the 49 award-winning buildings and is written from the viewpoint of the jury members. The book discusses the collaborative process between architects and clients, and the talent, hard work and ingenuity, which creates buildings and places that serve and enhance communities, businesses, towns and cities across the UK.

Divided into six chapters – Houses; Culture and Leisure; Schools and Higher Education; Housing and Care; Offices and Workplaces; and Sacred and Monuments – this book gives a unique perspective on the most important buildings to come out of Britain in 2018, as RRP £49.95 / $59.95 well as shining a light on the superb pool of talent that exists in the ISBN 978-1-911339-30-4 Available architecture world. Hardback with real cloth cover 248 pages About RIBA 24.5 x 28.9 cm, portrait The Royal Institute of British Architects is a global professional membership body driving excellence in architecture. RIBA serves both members and society in order to deliver better buildings and places, stronger communities and a sustainable environment. Being inclusive, ethical, environmentally aware and collaborative underpins all that RIBA does.

8 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 9 RESHAPING THE MODERN CITY SLCE ARCHITECTS: 1941–2018

AUTHOR: THOMAS MELLINS

Founded in 1941, SLCE has continued to set new standards for producing buildings that inform and enhance urban environments worldwide. With demonstrated mastery across residential, mixed-use and commercial developments, as well as healthcare facilities, restoration and affordable housing, SLCE understands the full spectrum of urban life and consistently delivers buildings that answer to the city’s complex needs. While seeing each project through to successful, timely completion, the firm has also pioneered more efficient, user-friendly amendments to RRP £34.95 / $44.95 New York planning law, zoning issues and air rights. ISBN 978-1-911339-06-9 Available Hardback In a comprehensive essay following an introduction by the practice 376 pages leaders, curator and writer Thomas Mellins contextualises SLCE’s pivotal 24.5 x 24.5 cm role in developing some of New York’s most distinguished buildings in collaboration with internationally renowned practices, including the Blue Tower with Bernard Tschumi, the Bloomberg Tower with César Pelli, VIA 57 West with BIG, 520 Park Avenue with Robert AM Stern and the University Center at The New School with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, as well as full-service projects including the German Mission to the United Nations, Gotham West, the POD Hotel and ELEMENT.

10 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 11 FRONT COVER: PRINT AND DEBOSS OVERLAY LIFESCAPES BEYOND BIGNESS NATIONAL PAVILION UAE, LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA

EDITOR: KHALED ALAWADI

The world is becoming more urban and recent forms of development have had numerous negative environmental, energy, social, and economic consequences. New approaches becoming urgently necessary, in what we can consider humanity’s first urban century. At a fundamental level, new developments in cities should be comfortable for people as well as safe, healthy, relatable, and stimulating.

The Arabian Gulf, in particular, faces amazing opportunities and challenges in the face of rapid urbanisation. The Gulf states have the £34.95 / $44.95 providence of abundant oil and gas supplies that generate wealth ISBN 978-1-911339-26-7 in the cities. Meanwhile, the region is arid—hot and dry—with limited Available prime farmland. Hardback 416 pages Lifescapes Beyond Bigness explores alternative ways to make cities in 23 x 28 cm, portrait the United Arab Emirates, a nation well-known for its large-scale and ambitious building endeavours. Khaled Alawadi and his colleagues advocate a smaller, more human scale. Their ideas are deeply rooted in nature and culture. Their goal is nothing less than a radical rethinking and re-orientation of the cities in the UAE, away from the bigness of its recent past. In many regards, this is a bold undertaking, even more audacious than the muscular high rises that dominate the skylines of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Dr. Khaled Alawadi, Curator of the National Pavilion UAE, La Biennale di Venezia at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition, is an Assistant Professor of Sustainable Urbanism at Abu Dhabi’s Masdar Institute, part of Khalifa University of Science and Technology. His research is devoted to urban design, housing and urbanism, especially the relationships between the built environment and sustainable development.

12 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 13 SHAPING THE WORLD TWO HUNDRED YEARS OF THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS

Marking the 200th anniversary of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Shaping the World presents a visually rich and intellectually compelling account of the institution’s illustrious past, present and future. Meticulously researched, fully illustrated and beautifully designed, Shaping the World provides thought-provoking insights into the ideas and innovations behind many of the industry’s leading figures and organisations. The Institution of Civil Engineers’ remarkable archive includes detailed records of every member, past and present. Drawing on this unrivalled resource, as well as the ICE’s exhaustive global network, Shaping the World profiles 200 influential projects, RRP £39.95 / $49.95 organisations and people from the past 200 years that have changed ISBN 978-1-911339-29-8 April 2019 the lives of communities around the world. Hardback 24.5 x 28.9 cm, portrait “I’ve been absorbed in a weighty book I’d call ‘unputdownable’ were 432 pages it not for the difficulty of picking it up. Shaping the World: Two Hundred Years of the Institution of Civil Engineers has just been published by that august institution and it’s a thousand times more gripping than its title. Put it on your coffee table and your coffee will grow cold before you look up from its 400 pages. The editors have selected hundreds of the world’s most astonishing schemes from Britain and abroad — bridges, tunnels, dams, palatial sewers, airports, grand canals, giant turbines and impossible railways, each with stunning photographs and a few hundred words of clear-to-a-layman explanatory text. Makes you proud to be British.” — Matthew Parris, The Times, October 2018

A 10–page editorial on this title was featured in Italian GQ December 2018

14 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 15 STANDARD ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

ARCHITECTS: JEFFREY ALLSBROOK AND SILVIA KUHLE

Through an in-depth exploration of nine projects ranging from retail to residential design, Standard Architecture Design highlights the practice of Los Angeles-based interdisciplinary studio Standard, while deconstructing traditional conceptions of interior and exterior space.

By honing in on the malleability of the storefront and its transformative role across varying sectors of architecture and design, Standard presents RRP £29.95 / $39.95 ISBN 978-1-911339-04-5 an alternative understanding of the facade. The public/private divide Available becomes permeable, and cultural narratives can be written from the Hardback inside out—flowing from fundamental elements like space and light 160 pages to the contextual meaning of place. In Standard’s world, transitional 28 x 22 cm, landscape spaces such as doors, windows and openings come to define and bring meaning to our collective experience of place.

From nooks like Hidden House and Kayne Griffin Corcoran that escape their immediate surroundings to hybrid retail-gallery venues such as the Helmut Lang Concept Store and Maxfield Gallery in West Hollywood, Standard Architecture Design unveils the studio’s unique philosophy in action.

Across all of Standard’s work is the feeling of osmosis through space and time: old sites bleed into new structures, and apparently contrasting elements of urban life are artfully exposed to one other, reproducing themselves in the process. The result is a sophisticated rendering of place that is as intimate as it is accessible, and as nuanced as it is organic.

Standard is the partnership of Jeffrey Allsbrook and Silvia Kuhle, two Los Angeles-based architects whose combined practice stems from a research-based and collaborative approach to architecture, interiors and design. Standard fuses classical teachings with contemporary applications to arrive at new forms of living and working.

16 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 17 ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS 4

AUTHOR: JOSEPH RYKWERT, JAY MERRICK

This fourth volume, which continues to document the prolific work of Eric Parry Architects, spans 15 years, from 2003 to 2018. It features iconic buildings in London such as the offices in 4 Pancras Square in King’s Cross, One Eagle Place in Piccadilly, 7–8 St James’s Square in Mayfair and 10 Fenchurch Avenue in the city, as well as a variety of educational buildings such as The Welding Institute in Cambridge, Wells Cathedral School and Brighton College Music School. RRP £24.95 / $34.95 ISBN 978-1-911339-31-1 Available This volume travels across historical institutions at the heart of the Paperback city, and also explores the dialogue within the field of architecture 200 pages and the visual arts reflected in Eric Parry’s curatorial work for the 28 x 23 cm, landscape Royal Academy. With an introduction by architectural historian Joseph Rykwert and texts by architecture critic Jay Merrick.

18 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 19 20 ARTIFICE PRESS NEWImage AND from UPCOMING Eric Parry TITLES Architects21 4 ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS 3+4 BOX SET THE LETTERS OF COLIN ROWE FIVE DECADES OF CORRESPONDENCE AUTHORS: JOSEPH RYKWERT, JAY MERRICK, EDWIN HEATHCOTE AND DALIBOR VESELY EDITOR: DANIEL NAEGELE

Following on from Eric Parry Architects 1+2, which emphasises the Legendary architect, historian and critic, Colin Rowe taught Architecture practice’s history and importance within the architectural world, this and Urban Design at Liverpool University, the University of Texas at latest box set brings readers up-to-date, featuring projects from 2003 Austin, Cambridge University and for another 30 years at Cornell. to 2018. The set includes Eric Parry Architects 3, which focuses on the From the late 1940s through to the early 1960s he wrote a uniquely company’s contribution to not only the architecture, but also the urban perceptive series of articles on architecture that remains seminal to regeneration of London, and the brand new Eric Parry Architects 4, RRP £45.00 / $60.00 the discipline today. His books include The Mathematics of the Ideal which travels across historical institutions at the heart of the city, and ISBN 978-1-911339-32-8 Villa and Other Essays, The Architecture of Good Intentions, the volume explores a dialogue within the field of architecture and the visual arts. Available As I Was Saying and most notably, the 1978 Collage City, written with 424 pages (in 2 volumes) Fred Koetter. The recipient of the profession’s highest honours, he was 28 x 23 cm, landscape The box set features important London projects such 4 Pancras Square, awarded the Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education One Eagle Place, Spa at The Four Seasons in Mayfair and the in 1985 and the Gold Medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects Timothy Taylor Gallery, as well as the Welding Institute in Cambridge, in 1995. RRP £29.95 / $39.95 Wells Cathedral School and Brighton College Music School. ISBN 978-1-908967-53-4 Available Rowe was an inveterate letter writer. From his student days at Liverpool Hardback in the early 1940s until his death in Washington in 1999, he wrote 560 pages innumerable letters to his parents, renowned architects and scholars, 18 x 25 cm, portrait friends, colleagues and former students on both sides of the Atlantic; and most consistently and intimately to his brother, David, and sister–in–law, Dorothy, in England. Informal and elegant ruminations, they illuminate moments in Rowe’s migratory life, addressing a wide range of subjects from books, furniture, landscapes, politics, history and education, to architecture and the urban condition among a host of other engaging topics. Rich with wit and an astonishing array of scholarship, each is written in the incomparable style for which Rowe has long been famous, making evident his love affair with words and revealing a man of great humour, warmth and charm.

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22 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 23 THE EVOLUTION OF A BUILDING COMPLEX LOUIS I. KAHN’S SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDIES

AUTHOR: JEFFRY KIEFFER

This is the first book to examine the entire Salk Institute complex which is often considered to be Kahn’s most important commission. An in-depth examination, focusing on the design development, is offered of the built Laboratory building, the unbuilt Meeting House, the unbuilt Visiting Fellows residences and of the overall site planning of the complex, with Jonas Salk’s role in the decision-making process is highlighted.

This book is also a study of the Institute in the context of Kahn’s entire architectural career and new observations are offered of his major RRP £29.95 / $39.95 works. It is the product of over forty years of on-and-off thinking about ISBN 978-1-911339-35-9 Louis Kahn’s work based on research at the Architectural Archives at Available the University of Pennsylvania and the Special Collections Library Hardback at the University of California at San Diego. The 194 images, 176 pages 19.5 x 25.4 cm, portrait of which 95 are in colour, include newly published photos of the Institute, plus extensive selections from the Kahn archive. A design and construction chronology is provided, as well as documentation such as Jonas Salk’s 1984 AIA memorial lecture in honour of Louis Kahn, plus an extensive bibliography.

24 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 25 BELZBERG ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECT: HAGY BELZBERG

Belzberg Architects serves as a significant mid-career survey of the Santa Monica-based eponymous practice. It reflects upon the last 20 years of the studio’s work, exploring a rich mix of award-winning projects including the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust, The Gores Group Headquarters, the Kaplan Family Pavilion at City of Hope, Tree Top Residence in California and Threads and Profiles in Mexico City. This diverse range of built work is complemented by unbuilt projects that provide a key insight into the team’s responsive and collaborative design process.

Founded in 1997, Belzberg Architects incorporates a narrative-led approach RRP £34.95 / $44.95 to design. Each project’s conceptualisation stems from a sensitivity toward ISBN 978-1-911339-19-9 user interaction. Working collaboratively with engineers and consultants September 2019 such as Arup and Potion Design, the studio implements cutting-edge digital Hardback fabrication and manufacturing technologies that optimise performance 224 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait without sacrificing values of sustainability and economy.

Under the direction of founding partner Hagy Belzberg, Belzberg Architects has grown into a multidisciplinary, dynamic design studio with equal prowess in the cultural, institutional, commercial and luxury residential sectors, as well as providing interior design services for museums, offices, universities and public resource buildings alike. This versatility stems from Belzberg Architects’ capacity to successfully combine local resources with a spirit of innovation and global collaboration.

Alongside its featured projects, Belzberg Architects addresses the benefits of a collaborative, cross-disciplinary design approach that melds architecture with traditional and emerging complementary disciplines. Drawings and diagrams further flesh out the firm’s methodology and lend an elegance to Belzberg Architects – characterising the studio’s practice at large.

26 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 27 THE FOUNDING MYTHS OF ARCHITECTURE

EDITORS: KONRAD BUHAGIAR, GUILLAUME DREYFUSS, JENS BRUENSLOW

The Founding Myths of Architecture brings together and discusses the work of some of the most influential and intriguing figures in the history of architecture. By returning to the authentic roots from which modern architectural thought has sprung, it explores the significance of the discipline in relation to the evolution of mankind.

The contributors, international leading theorists from a variety of disciplines, provide fascinating texts that contribute to the broad discussion on architecture and its relationship with science, nature, art and society. Kari Jormakka, Fabio Barry, Pedro Azara, Caspar Pearson and Henry Dietrich Fernández are just some of the respected scholars whose writings comprise this authoritative look at the origins of architectural practice and its importance to the development of modern society.

RRP £19.95 / $29.95 By exploring architecture as a basic human instinct, linking ISBN 978-1-907317-17-0 contemporary architecture to ideas surrounding mythology and cosmos September 2019 and assessing the importance of architecture from an anthropological Paperback viewpoint, The Founding Myths of Architecture is a refreshing take on 176 pages architectural theory. The oeuvre of Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, 15.5 x 24.5 cm, portrait Louis Kahn, Francesco Borromini, André Le Notre, Giorgio Grognet and Marcus Vitruvius Pollio amongst others is visually referenced in the This title is also published in French context of these topics.

Published in both French and English, this collection of essays pushes the boundaries of architectural criticism by encompassing history and anthropology in its analysis of design theory and by moving away from a purely rational and functional understanding of architecture.

RRP £19.95 / $29.95 ISBN 978-1-907317-18-7 September 2019 Paperback 176 pages 15.5 x 24.5 cm, portrait

28 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 29 LAUREN BERGER COLLECTION: A NEW YORK LOVE STORY

AUTHOR: NAOMI BIKIS

A New York Love Story tells the remarkable tale of how one woman, Lauren Berger, with a heart for people and passion for generosity, became the world’s greatest host.

For over two decades Lauren has opened the doors of her most exclusive and luxurious homes to guests. From idylls in the Hamptons to sprawling French villas or an apartment on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, Lauren not only creates an extraordinary stay, but makes unforgettable experiences.

But for Lauren, her life’s work would be nothing without love. RRP £59.95 / $69.95 A New York Love Story maps her love for her guests, for crafting ISBN 978-1-911339-28-1 beautiful experiences, creating exquisite yet comfortable spaces September 2019 Hardback and tells the story of her life together with her husband, the indelible 24.5 x 28.9 cm, portrait Dr. Sidney Berger. 304 pages

Lauren’s talent for hosting was fostered around a dinner table – often a crowded affair with her eleven siblings, where her mother would open her home to guests, ushering them in like family. Lauren learned from her mother’s example but it was her husband of 34 years who helped realise her calling. Whilst Dr. Sidney’s patients would recuperate, often in the Berger’s own home, Lauren would care for them sparking the idea for what would go on to become Lauren Berger’s legacy.

This is the remarkable story of a woman whose passion for hospitality took her to the top and how her love for people has kept her there.

30 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 31 THE STORY OF 70 ST MARY AXE

CONTRIBUTORS: NUVEEN, FOGGO ARCHITECTS, JAMES REID PHOTOGRAPHY

Iconic form, high function – great design is not just about the way things look, it’s about how they work. 70 St Mary Axe is a building that represents the changing shape of a modern, forward-looking London, a city that is home to some of the world’s most innovative businesses, those who shape the future of commerce and creativity.

This book carefully documents the 10-year story of creating this prestigious London building, from concept through to completion. RRP £49.95 / $59.95 It includes drawings and plans from Foggo Architects, alongside ISBN 978-1-911339-33-5 September 2019 stunning photography by James Reid. Hardback 304 pages 70 St Mary Axe is not only a building that is a valuable addition to the 30 x 30 cm London skyline, it is an incredible example of human endeavour, and James Reid’s photography reflects this, giving a unique insight into the entire construction process of the building, the people behind its creation, and also those who will inhabit it.

32 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 33 FOOD FOR THOUGHT TRUCK

AUTHOR: STUDIO O+A

In the autumn of 2017 Verda Alexander, one of the founders of the San Francisco design firm Studio O+A, brought a team of designers together for a project outside the company’s comfort zone. After 27 years of creating groundbreaking workplace environments for high-profile corporations, Verda felt the call of a different kind of design. Her idea: Buy a food truck, turn it into a mobile design studio and take it on the road to partner with communities on small, ad hoc projects. Her goal: to bring the benefits of good design to places that hadn’t experienced it and to bring back new perspectives on what “good design” might be. This book is the story of how that all worked out. RRP £29.95 / $39.95 ISBN 978-1-911339-24-3 Beginning with the first kick-off meeting and continuing through the September 2019 life of the project, Food for Thought Truck chronicles the conceptual Paperback highs and real-world lows of turning an idea into a reality. Told in the 16.5 x 22 cm, portrait 256 pages lively, often comic vernacular of O+A’s SOMA office, this story of how design actually happens and captures the personalities and passions of Verda’s team and the day-to-day practicalities of getting a project on its feet. The book is lavishly illustrated with sketches and schematics of the truck as it evolves and with documentary photography of its designers in action. When the truck takes to the road in San Francisco, San Jose, Bakersfield and Los Angeles, what started as one innovator’s dream becomes an adventure shared by many.

Ultimately Food for Thought Truck is a portrait of the craft of design and the impact it can have on people’s lives. With the world in turmoil politically, economically, environmentally, design has acquired a moral dimension that wasn’t apparent when O+A first opened its doors. Food for Thought Truck follows committed young designers confronting this dimension as they struggle to get the job done, the project designed, the materials ordered, the construction scheduled, the truck gassed up and ready to go.

34 ARTIFICE PRESS NEW AND UPCOMING TITLES 35 CURRENT TITLES

Image from Simon Conder: Small Works SIMON CONDER SMALL WORKS

ARCHITECT: SIMON CONDER

Small Works is the chronological, pictorial story of Simon Conder’s architecture between 1993 and 2016. Conder trained in London at both the Architectural Association School of Architecture and the Industrial Design Department of the Royal College of Art. Prior to this, he designed and made furniture, and has worked closely with skilled craftspeople to create buildings, generally at a small scale, ever since.

Before working in the public sector in England for six years on large housing and community projects, Simon worked in small studios in London and Copenhagen. Here he particularly identified with the RRP £34.95 friendliness and commitment of a small team, the variety and fast pace ISBN 978-1-908967-93-0 of the work and the importance of detail. In 1984 he won four out of six Available competitions and was able to start his own studio with offices in London Hardback and Suffolk. 208 pages 23 x 30 cm, portrait Since then, he has won some large competitions, with none of these schemes having been built, partly because of the cyclical nature of the construction industry, partly because of his inability to delegate design decisions and partly because of his antipathy to the business community.

His work is about many things, but paramount is the desire to make things well and to respond genuinely to the particular requirements of the client, the site and the budget. Many of his best projects have been created on very low budgets. Although always a very small studio, averaging three to four people, Simon Conder Associates have already won 40 architecture and design awards, including two RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prizes for the ‘Best Building Costing Less than £1 million in Britain’ as well as twice being shortlisted for the biennial ‘Best Building in Europe’ Mies van der Rohe Award.

When he was at school, Simon had the rather pretentious ambition to be an ‘intellectual’, but a devastatingly bad entrance interview for Cambridge University taught him that words were never going to be his best way of communicating ideas, hence this word-free book where he hopes every picture will tell the story.

38 ARTIFICE PRESS CURRENT TITLES 39 STRUCTURE AND SPACE STRUCTURE AND SPACE GILES & PIKE ARCHITECTS

AUTHOR: DOMINIC BRADBURY

Structure and Space traces the 35 year history of London-based practice Giles & Pike Architects, whose diverse body of work has consistently evolved around the ‘form follows function’ logic of Louis Sullivan.

This publication showcases a curated selection of the practice’s most celebrated projects, including the Amerland Road House, the The work of Weybridge House and Thurleigh Road House, and contains essays GILES & PIKE ARCHITECTS about the practice penned by acclaimed architectural historians and critics such as Dominic Bradbury and Paul Finch. Structure and RRP £24.95 Space shines a light on the unique story of Matt Giles and Tom Pike’s ISBN 978-1-911339-00-7 partnership, allowing the modernist principles informing their work Available Paperback to be discovered through generous full-spread photographs and plans, 160 pages as well as exclusive in-studio interviews. 23 x 28 cm, portrait

Beginning in the mid-1980s and stemming from Tom Pike’s initial involvement in designing architectural interiors for advertising agencies, film companies and fashion houses, the practice began making waves with its residential work in the 1990s and launched headlong into this sector following Matt Giles joining the practice in 2000.

Since the millennium, Giles & Pike Architects has established an unassailable reputation for its expertise in producing clean-cut modernist schemes in the residential sector, building largely in London and occasionally outside the capital. Despite a 22-year age difference, both principals adopt a design aesthetic that stems from a shared Bauhaus-based education and a deep-seated investment in the modern movement and aesthetic. The work of Giles & Pike Architects follows a fundamental belief that good ideas for buildings are generated from a firm understanding of the brief and the programme for the building, rather than simply ‘designing for design’s sake’.

40 ARTIFICE PRESS CURRENT TITLES 41 WALLS AND BOXES GUARD TILLMAN POLLOCK

ARCHITECT: GUARD TILLMAN POLLOCK

Spanning 25 projects in as many years, Walls and Boxes charts the remarkable commitment to modernist design principles that characterises the practice of Guard Tillman Pollock Architects.

Mark Guard, Steven Pollock and Keith Tillman present a body of residential work that combines contemporary technology with the ethos of the heroic period of modern architecture. The practice builds contemporary homes that are full of space and light without compromising their function RRP £19.95 or form. This book chronicles the results, a transformable architecture ISBN 978-1-911339-03-8 Available of exceptional practicality and great beauty with many bespoke details Paperback developed by the firm over the years. 144 pages 20 x 20 cm Through a rich combination of photography, before-and-after plans and axonometrics, Walls and Boxes illustrates 25 projects built between 1990 and 2015. Each demonstrates the application of the practice’s rigorous design attitude to different building types, ranging from modest apartments to new-build houses.

At a time when specialisation is being met with a general scepticism, Walls and Boxes presents a studio whose devotion to a particular aesthetic and sense of space shows an insight and building expertise that borders on the philosophical. The office’s wealth of experience fuses British, North American and European training to bring about elegant residential projects on an international scale that are as functional as they are stylish.

As much a nuanced exploration of Guard Tillman Pollock’s practice as it is a powerful manifesto on the timeless principles of form, space and light, Walls and Boxes can be utilised as a guidebook for producing transformative residential spaces that resist the constraints and limitations so often imposed by twenty first century urban life.

Walls and Boxes is about design for modern times, a book for anyone interested in the creative process of architecture and looking for new ways of improving the spaces we inhabit.

42 ARTIFICE PRESS CURRENT TITLES 43 DP ARCHITECTS 50 YEARS SINCE 1967

ARCHITECT: DP ARCHITECTS

DP Architects: 50 Years Since 1967 celebrates the half-century legacy of one of Asia’s most prolific architecture and design practices, DP Architects. Established in 1967 with the mission to use architecture and design in order to improve the lives of those who encounter its projects, DP Architects’ own growth runs parallel with that of Singapore following its independence from Malaysia in 1965. Since then DP Architects has gone on to shape the cityscape of Singapore and beyond, with built work in 77 countries and an integrated, full-service design approach spanning engineering, healthcare, infrastructure, lighting, consulting and sustainable design. RRP £34.95 For this special trade edition, designed to coincide with the DP50 ISBN 978-1-911339-13-7 exhibition at the URA Centre, Singapore, DP Architects: 50 Years Available Since 1967 offers a holistic insight into the firm’s unique story and Paperback technique. It provides readers with a curated selection of some of 288 pages 21 x 28 cm, portrait DP Architects’ most renowned projects, including The Dubai Mall, Esplanade—Theatres on the Bay, Sunray Headquarters, the Singapore University of Technology and Design with UNStudio, the Singapore Sports Hub and Resorts World Sentosa, as well as current projects including the Sengkang Hospital. In addition to a generous feature of built projects, DP Architects: 50 Years Since 1967 contains exclusive interviews with DP Architects’ principals, including founder Koh Seow Chuan. Throughout this celebratory publication, leading voices share their experiences and wisdom in the spirit of collaborative design across a multitude of typologies, scales and locations.

From early on, DP Architects earned a reputation for producing environmentally conscious buildings with a joie de vivre inherent to their user-oriented design values and colourful palette. A half century later, with 17 offices operating worldwide and 1,300 employees, DP Architects remains true to its founding vision of maintaining an excellence in its design that strives to improve the quality of life for a public who is truly engaged with its illustrious architectural feats.

44 ARTIFICE PRESS CURRENT TITLES 45 RZLBD HOPSCOTCH SEEKING A TERRITORY FOR A VISION

AUTHOR: REZA ALIABADI

RZLBD HOPSCOTCH, the first monograph on rzlbd’s work, focuses on its built projects over the last five years, while including a selection of past works and polemical writings that set the foundation for the practice.

With a particular interest in the house as an archetypal model of the world, whilst implementing the guiding idea that design belongs to everyone and that ‘modern has to be affordable’, the work of rzlbd occupies a unique position in its exploration of new ideas for contemporary infill dwellings.

Along with architectural projects and writings, the book is also a record RRP £24.95 of Aliabadi’s search for a design language and his unique perspective ISBN 978-1-908967-90-9 coming out of his three major solo expeditions to the North Pole, around Available the world in 49 days and the ‘Trans-Canada’ route, which crosses the Paperback 160 pages country from the Atlantic to the Pacific. 23 x 28 cm, portrait

Reza Aliabadi is the founder of atelier rzlbd in Toronto. He splits his time between designing buildings and objects, curating installations and exhibitions and publishing a zine called rzlbd POST.

46 ARTIFICE PRESS CURRENT TITLES 47 THE MODERN HOUSE BUILDINGS OF NEW YORK

AUTHOR: JONATHAN BELL AUTHOR: ROGER FITZGERALD

The Modern House reflects upon the complex relationship architecture Buildings of New York is the second monograph by artist and has with the terms ‘modernist’, ‘modernism’ and ‘modern’, specifically architect Roger FitzGerald, which follows on from Buildings of London, in relation to the concepts of home and everyday life. 2016. Turning his attention to the landscape of New York, FitzGerald brings his unique painting style to the continually evolving cityscape. These special examples of British modernism include such progressive Included within the book are entirely unique portrayals of some of the experiments on communal urban living as Wells Coates’ Isokon city’s most iconic architectural landmarks. Individual structures, such Building (1934) and Berthold Lubetkin’s Highpoint, regarded today as as Grand Central Station, the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and an iconic example of the early International Style. Compared with the many bridges, all sit alongside gentle and considered paintings RRP £12.95 these London enormities are private homes such as Trevor Dannatt’s of brownstone townhouses, views of the surrounding boroughs, as ISBN 978-1-908967-96-1 Laslett House in Cambridge (1958) or John Winter’s own residency, well as dramatic views of Central Park. Each image is accompanied Available the Winter House (1967). RRP £29.95 by short, personal comments by the artist, making this book an Paperback ISBN 978-1908967-72-5 inspiring guide to New York. 112 pages The Modern House opens with an introductory essay by acclaimed Available 22 x 22 cm architectural journalist Jonathan Bell, former architecture editor for Paperback FitzGerald’s painting style combines colour, texture and collage to Wallpaper* and contributing editor at Blueprint, and includes projects 160 pages capture the essence of places. He frequently portrays buildings as 23 x 28 cm, portrait by renowned British architects including Carl Turner, Marcel Breuer, an architectural ‘stage-set’: a permanent, calm and static backdrop 6a Architects, John Pawson, Richard and Su Rogers and Adjaye to the vibrancy of everyday life. This contrast is exploited, with cool Associates, among others. architectural colours being offset by vivid warm tones and elements of collage which represent the life and bustle generated by moving With images of yet to be seen interiors and restorations, people and vehicles. Tickets, menus, maps, books, newspapers and The Modern House illuminates the convergent characteristics of a host of other paraphernalia are incorporated into the images, functionalism, truth to materials, flowing space and natural light adding additional meaning and complexity. within the modern home as a space for living.

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Image from The Modern House AFTER METROPOLIS ALAN COLQUHOUN BENNETTS ASSOCIATES BENNETTS ASSOCIATES THE ARCHITECTURE AND COLLECTED ESSAYS IN FOUR COMMENTARIES FIVE INSIGHTS DESIGN OF POWELL TUCK ARCHITECTURAL CRITICISM Authors: Peter Carolin, Authors: Rab Bennetts et al ASSOCIATES RRP £39.95 Frank Duffy et al RRP £34.95 Author: Julian Powell Tuck ISBN 978-1-906155-20-9 RRP £24.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-65-7 Contributors: David Connor, Hardback ISBN 978-1-904772-15-6 Flexicover Fred Scott, Carey Taylor 352 pages Paperback 272 pages RRP £19.95 23 x 26 cm, portrait 208 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait ISBN 978-1-908967-49-7 180 b/w ills 23 x 28 cm, portrait 120 colour and b/w ills Paperback 280 colour and b/w ills 192 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait 170 colour and b/w ills

AN OPEN MIND THE ALCHEMY BUILDINGS OF LONDON Buildings of London explores London’s well-known sites (like THE WORK OF OF GALVANIZING Author: Roger FitzGerald Borough Market, Brick Lane and Parliament Square), as well as HUDSON ARCHITECTS ART, ARCHITECTURE RRP £12.95 its unspoilt and hidden ones, through the paintings and drawings Contributors: Peter Blundell AND ENGINEERING ISBN 978-1-908967-73-2 of Roger FitzGerald. Jones, Jay Merrick, Editors: Iqbal Johal, Paperback Alan Powers et al Nicky Smith 72 pages FitzGerald, who has practised as an architect in London for RRP £24.95 RRP £24.95 22 x 22 cm over 30 years, brings an architect’s keen eye for detail and ISBN 978-1-908967-06-0 ISBN 978-1-908967-42-8 34 colour and b/w ills construction to his pictures, combining this with short, personal Paperback Hardback comments that make for an intriguing and inspiring guide to 192 pages 144 pages the architectural delights of the city. 23 x 28 cm, portrait 22 x 29 cm, portrait 221 colour and b/w ills 132 colour and b/w ills

BERTHOLD LUBETKIN ARCHITECTURE AND ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS 1 ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS 2 ARCHITECTURE AND THE BEYOND Authors: Dalibor Vesely, Authors: Dalibor Vesely, TRADITION OF PROGRESS PROCTER-RIHL Wilfried Wang Wilfried Wang Author: John Allan Authors: Fernando Rihl, RRP £24.95 RRP £24.95 RRP £39.95 Christopher Procter et al ISBN 978-1-906155-62-9 ISBN 978-1-906155-25-4 ISBN 978-1-907317-14-9 RRP £19.95 Paperback Paperback Hardback ISBN 978-1-908967-40-4 208 pages 208 pages 680 pages Paperback 28 x 23 cm, landscape 28 x 23 cm, landscape 22 x 27 cm, portrait 112 pages 347 colour and b/w ills 343 colour and b/w ills 1003 colour and b/w ills 21 x 26 cm, portrait 138 colour and b/w ills

Drawing on the format of the urban guidebook, A Guide to A GUIDE TO THE DIRTY ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS ERIC PARRY ARCHITECTS 3 The Dirty South—Atlanta generates a new discourse about the SOUTH—ATLANTA 1+2 SLIPCASE Authors: Edwin Heathcote, architecture of the American South. By guiding readers on a Author: Jennifer Bonner Authors: Dalibor Vesely, Dalibor Vesely tour of Atlanta, this project seeks to reclaim a regional identity RRP £19.95 Wilfried Wang RRP £24.95 for cities otherwise deemed to be a ‘backwoods’ by the East ISBN 978-1-908967-77-0 RRP £40.00 ISBN 978-1-908967-03-9 and West Coasts. Borrowing from the hip-hop industry and Paperback ISBN 978-1-906155-63-6 Paperback recognising the rivalry between the two coasts, A Guide to the 174 pages 416 pages 208 pages Dirty South—Atlanta redirects our attention to a ‘third coast’. 10 x 19 cm, portrait 28 x 23 cm, landscape 28 x 23 cm, landscape 380 colour and b/w ills 690 colour and b/w ills 318 colour and b/w ills

52 ARTIFICE PRESS A-Z BACKLIST 53 BERNARD TSCHUMI CARME PINÓS CODESIGNING SPACE COLONIAL MODERN NOTATIONS ARCHITECTURES TILT AESTHETICS OF THE PAST, DIAGRAMS & SEQUENCES Editor: Daniela Colafranceschi Authors: Dermot Egan, REBELLIONS FOR THE FUTURE Author: Bernard Tschumi RRP £34.95 Oliver Marlow Editors: Tom Avermaete, RRP £24.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-80-0 RRP £19.95 Serhat Karakayali, ISBN 978-1-908967-57-2 Hardback ISBN 978-1-908967-35-0 Marion von Osten Hardback 264 pages Paperback RRP £29.95 304 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait 144 pages ISBN 978-1-907317-11-8 28 x 22 cm, landscape 545 colour and b/w ills 17 x 23 cm, portrait Paperback 350 b/w ills 201 colour and b/w ills 320 pages 19 x 25 cm, portrait 317 colour and b/w ills

Buildings tell stories in many ways, and Design Engine Architects BUILDING STORIES EDUCATION LIVING AND COMMUNITY believe that architecture is the art of these stories. Building DESIGN ENGINE ARCHITECTS AND CREATIVITY Author: Geoff Mulgan Stories: Design Engine Architects explores this idea through the Author: Martin Pearce Authors: Simon Foxell, RRP £7.99 work of the practice, giving a fascinating insight into its work RRP £24.95 William J Mitchell ISBN 978-1-906155-13-1 and the broader concerns and concepts informing the buildings ISBN 978-1-908967-85-5 RRP £7.99 Paperback that shape our world. Hardback ISBN 978-1-906155-10-0 48 pages 192 pages Paperback 14 x 19 cm, portrait Building Stories will appeal to architects, students and the 23 x 28 cm, portrait 64 pages general reader, and is thoroughly illustrated with photographs, 110 colour and b/w ills 14 x 19 cm, portrait drawings, models and diagrams.

COOL CONTEMPORARY With numerous highly crafted and elegantly detailed projects TRANSPORT WORK AND THE CITY CLASSIC produced for the commercial, leisure and private residential AND NEIGHBOURHOODS Author: Frank Duffy ARCHER HUMPHRYES sectors, Cool Contemporary Classic highlights a selection of Author: Hank Dittmar RRP £7.99 ARCHITECTS high-profile buildings by David Archer and Julie Ann Humphryes, RRP £7.99 ISBN 978-1-906155-12-4 Authors: David Owen, Directors of the award-winning London-based firm ISBN 978-1-906155-11-7 Paperback Edwin Heathcote et al Archer Humphryes Architects. Paperback 80 pages RRP £39.95 80 pages 14 x 19 cm, portrait ISBN 978-1-908967-27-5 The book is divided into four sections, introduced by leading 14 x 19 cm, portrait Hardback thinkers in their respective fields. Photography, CGIs, sketches and 195 pages mood boards illustrate the variety of approaches and attention to 24 x 24 cm detail employed for each luxury, bespoke design. 250 colour and b/w ills

Coinciding with the twentieth anniversary of the practice, CRAFT MATERIAL DETAIL CUSTOM AND INNOVATION DAVID LEA Craft Material Detail commemorates the innovative architectural KNOX BHAVAN JOHN MILLER + PARTNERS AN ARCHITECT OF PRINCIPLE firm Knox Bhavan. Included within the book is an overview of Contributors: Ted Cullinan, Authors: Kenneth Frampton, Author: Adam Voelcker projects highlighting the practice’s considered approach to Eleanor Young Robert Maxwell, Nicholas RRP £19.95 form, sensitivity to the environment, construction expertise, RRP £34.95 Serota, Deyan Sudjic ISBN 978-1-908967-74-9 innovative use of material and high quality of detail ISBN 978-1-908967-79-4 RRP £29.95 Paperback and workmanship. Hardback ISBN 978-1-906155-70-4 160 pages 192 pages Hardback 23 x 28 cm, portrait The book also features a foreword from architect Ted Cullinan, 18 x 24 cm, portrait 304 pages 220 colour and b/w ills with whom the founders of Knox Bhavan worked closely in 180 colour and b/w ills 23 x 28 cm, portrait their formative years, as well as a nuanced and thoughtful 454 colour and b/w ills introduction by RIBA Journal’s Eleanor Young.

54 ARTIFICE PRESS A-Z BACKLIST 55 THE GOOD GARDENER? LEARNING FROM SCHOOLS MIMESIS Mimesis explores the work of London-based office NATURE, HUMANITY, FEILDEN CLEGG BRADLEY LYNCH ARCHITECTS Lynch Architects, focusing on the practice’s interest in ideas AND THE GARDEN STUDIOS Authors: Patrick Lynch, of mimesis and civic architecture, and their recent significant Editors: Annette Giesecke, Author: Peter Clegg Peter Carl et al body of work in Victoria Street, London, as well as the practice’s Naomi Jacobs Hardback RRP £34.95 early celebrated works such as Marsh View, Norfolk. RRP £24.95 RRP £29.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-66-4 ISBN 978-1-908967-45-9 ISBN 978-1-908967-67-1 Hardback The book also foregrounds their collaborative practice with Paperback 160 pages 192 pages artists and designers including Rut Blees Luxemburg and 306 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait 23 x 28 cm, portrait Timorous Beasties. 20 x 25 cm, portrait 208 colour and b/w ills 274 colour and b/w ills 280 colour and b/w ills

DETERRITORIALISATIONS THE FRAGILE MONUMENT PASSION, PLANTS PATTERN PLACE PURPOSE REVISIONING LANDSCAPES ON CONSERVATION AND PATRONAGE PROCTOR AND MATTHEWS AND POLITICS AND MODERNITY 300 YEARS OF THE BUTE ARCHITECTS Editors: Mark Dorrian, Author: Thordis Arrhenius FAMILY LANDSCAPES Authors: Marcus Field, Gillian Rose RRP £19.95 Authors: Robert Peel, Andrew Matthews et al RRP £19.95 ISBN 978-1-907317-47-7 Kristina Taylor RRP £29.95 ISBN 978-1-901033-93-9 Paperback RRP £19.95 ISBN 978-1-906155-60-5 Paperback 160 pages ISBN 978-1-908967-02-2 Paperback 352 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait Paperback 320 pages 20 x 26 cm, portrait 50 colour and b/w ills 192 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait 160 colour and b/w ills 23 x 28 cm, portrait 666 colour and b/w ills 140 colour and b/w ills

THE ITALIAN TOWNSCAPE LONDON BUILDINGS PLANETVEIEN 12 PLUS Author: Ivor de Wolfe DAVID WALKER ARCHITECTS THE KORSMO HOUSE— JESTICO + WHILES Introduction: Erdem Erten, Author: Kenneth Frampton A SCANDINAVIAN ICON Authors: Martin Spring, Alan Powers RRP £24.95 Author: Elisabeth Tostrup David Taylor RRP £24.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-28-2 RRP £24.95 RRP £24.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-09-1 Paperback ISBN 978-1-908967-48-0 ISBN 978-1-908967-12-1 Hardback 208 pages Hardback Paperback 296 pages 24 x 32 cm, portrait 192 pages 192 pages 19 x 24 cm, portrait 216 colour and b/w ills 23 x 24 cm, landscape 23 x 28 cm, portrait 461 colour and b/w ills 170 colour and b/w ills 219 colour and b/w ills

MODERNITY OF ITS TIME AND PRACTICE & PROJECTS PURE HARDCORE ICONS AND REINVENTION OF ITS PLACE CHRIS DYSON ARCHITECTS A MANIFESTO ON PURE THE ARCHITECTURE THE WORK OF RICHARD Contributors: Robert Maxwell, FORM IN ARCHITECTURE OF JAMES GOWAN MURPHY ARCHITECTS Jock McFadyen et al Authors: Nathalie Frankowski, Authors: Ellis Woodman, Author: Richard Murphy RRP £19.95 Cruz García Tony Fretton et al RRP £29.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-32-9 RRP £12.95 RRP £29.95 ISBN 978-1-907317-76-7 Paperback ISBN 978-1-908967-39-8 ISBN 978-1-906155-28-5 Hardback 160 pages Paperback Paperback 304 pages 17 x 24 cm, portrait 80 pages 240 pages 27 x 23 cm, landscape 144 colour and b/w ills 15 x 15 cm 22 x 22 cm 411 colour and b/w ills 34 colour and b/w ills 252 colour and b/w ills

56 ARTIFICE PRESS A-Z BACKLIST 57 RECONNECTING CULTURES RENEW THE SHAPE OF SOUND SHAPING CHANGE THE ARCHITECTURE MOREYSMITH Author: Victoria Meyers 25 YEARS OF URBAN OF ROCCO DESIGN Authors: Jeremy Myerson, RRP £24.95 REGENERATION: THE Authors: Peter Cook, Henrietta Thompson ISBN 978-1-908967-29-9 ARCHITECTURE AND Kenneth Frampton et al RRP £29.95 Hardback URBANISM OF STOCKWOOL RRP £24.95 ISBN 978-1-908967-18-3 144 pages Author: Julian Stock ISBN 978-1-908967-00-8 Hardback 26 x 26 cm RRP £19.95 Hardback 256 pages 197 colour and b/w ills ISBN 978-1-908967-60-2 256 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait Paperback 23 x 28 cm, portrait 380 colour and b/w ills 128 pages 380 colour and b/w ills 24 x 24 cm 200 colour and b/w ills

RHYTHM IN ARCHITECTURE Written by the celebrated Soviet Constructivist architect SWEDISH MODERNISM STIFF + TREVILLION Author: Moisei Ginzburg Moisei Ginzburg and first published in Russian in 1923,Rhythm ARCHITECTURE, CONSUMPTION PRACTISING ARCHITECTURE RRP £19.95 in Architecture is the first ever translation into English of a AND THE WELFARE STATE Author: Mark Dudek ISBN 978-1-908967-86-2 key early modernist text. The book is an attempt to create a Authors: Helena Mattsson, RRP £24.95 Paperback synthesis in thinking about architecture as a whole, seeking Sven-Olov Wallenstein ISBN 978-1-908967-33-6 120 pages to show how “the true essence of all works of architecture” are RRP £24.95 Hardback 19 x 26 cm, portrait “inspired by the laws of rhythm”. Republished in cooperation ISBN 978-1-906155-98-8 248 pages 47 colour and b/w ills with the Ginzburg Design Practice, run by the author’s grandson, Paperback 23 x 28 cm, portrait Rhythm in Architecture is the first of a planned series of reprints 192 pages 160 colour and b/w ills of Ginzburg’s work. 19 x 25 cm, portrait 173 colour and b/w ills

A FEW YEARS OF WRITING ANCIENT WISDOM AND TREVOR DANNATT TSCHUMI INTERSPERSED WITH MODERN KNOWHOW WORKS AND WORDS PARC DE LA VILLETTE SOME FACTS OF LIFE LEARNING TO LIVE Author: Roger Stonehouse Authors: Bernard Tschumi et al Author: Robert Maxwell WITH UNCERTAINTY RRP £29.95 RRP £24.95 RRP £19.95 Author: Robert Maxwell ISBN 978-1-906155-21-6 ISBN 978-1-908967-43-5 ISBN 978-1-908967-07-7 RRP £24.95 Hardback Paperback Paperback ISBN 978-1-908967-14-5 255 pages 240 pages 192 pages Hardback 28 x 23 cm, landscape 27 x 27 cm 16 x 22 cm, portrait 192 pages 532 colour and b/w ills 482 colour and b/w ills 42 colour and b/w ills 19 x 26 cm, portrait Also published in French 450 colour and b/w ills ISBN 978-1-908967-44-2

THE TIME OF MY LIFE This is a personal autobiographical journey through the STIRLING+WILFORD MICHAEL WILFORD WITH IN ARCHITECTURE post-war architecture world through the eyes of one of its key AMERICAN BUILDINGS MICHAEL WILFORD AND Author: Robert Maxwell protagonists: Robert Maxwell. Emeritus Professor and former Editor: Alan Berman PARTNERS, WILFORD SCHUPP Introduction: Kenneth Frampton Dean of Architecture at Princeton, Maxwell presents a rich RRP £19.95 ARCHITEKTEN AND OTHERS Contributors: Adrian Forty, mixture of fascinating insight, diaristic observation, opinion, ISBN 978-1-908967-34-3 SELECTED BUILDINGS Marina Lathouri, gossip, anecdote and detail on the culture and projects of one Paperback AND PROJECTS 1992–2012 Anthony Vidler et al of the most dynamic periods of architecture, and the people 192 pages Authors: Robert Maxwell, RRP £24.95 who helped shape it. 25 x 29 cm, portrait Anthony Vidler, Michael Wilford ISBN 978-1-908967-81-7 160 colour and b/w ills RRP £29.95 Hardback ISBN 978-1-908967-05-3 160 pages Hardback 23 x 26 cm, portrait 256 pages 40 colour and b/w ills 28 x 23 cm, landscape 378 colour and b/w ills

58 ARTIFICE PRESS A-Z BACKLIST 59 THE STRANGE DEATH OF SAW SWEE HOCK ARCHITECTURAL CRITICISM THE REALISATION OF MARTIN PAWLEY THE LONDON SCHOOL COLLECTED WRITINGS OF ECONOMICS Editor: David Jenkins STUDENT CENTRE RRP £39.95 Editor: Julian S Robinson ISBN 978-1-906155-19-3 RRP £29.95 Hardback ISBN 978-1-908967-52-7 480 pages Hardback 18 x 25 cm, portrait 190 pages 20 colour and b/w ills 23 x 28 cm, portrait 100 colour and b/w ills

TOPICAL BUILDING Topical Building provides a timely reflection on the work of HUGH CULLUM ARCHITECTS Hugh Cullum Architects, a practice notable for thoughtful and Author: Hugh Cullum sensitive design seen both in renovation and extension projects Contributors: Charles Rattray, such as at St Michael’s Community Centre and Cloister Garden Pierre d’Avoine et al in London, and in innovative new-build projects, including their RRP £24.95 current collaboration with artist Kate Whiteford for a radical ISBN 978-1-908967-82-4 new house, part-building and part-landscape. Paperback 144 pages Topical Building shows how the practice’s work is informed by a 20 x 23 cm, portrait distinctive attitude to materials and the tectonics of building. The 113 colour and b/w ills work is contextualised with articles and interviews by and with contributors including Pierre d’Avoine and Charles Rattray.

VOLUME WRITINGS ON STANTON WILLIAMS ARCHITECTURE Authors: Ken Arnold, AND THE CITY Stephen Bayley et al Author: George Baird RRP £29.95 RRP £19.95 ISBN 978-1-906155-87-2 ISBN 978-1-908967-54-1 Hardback Paperback 256 pages 304 pages 23 x 28 cm, portrait 23 x 28 cm, portrait 297 colour and b/w ills

X AGENDAS FOR Considering the recent developments in architectural ARCHITECTURE discourse, this speculative publication brings together ideas from Editors: Marc Schoonderbeek, established architectural professionals to the up-and-coming Oscar Rommens, Loed Stolte generation of agenda-makers. Focusing on the topics of RRP £19.95 “Aesthetics of Sustainable Architecture”, “Territories of Drawing”, ISBN 978-1-908967-76-3 “History, Collective Memory and Politics” and “Experimentation Paperback in Architectural Design”, X Agendas for Architecture formulates 144 pages clear statements on issues deemed important and fundamental 21 x 28 cm, portrait to architecture and its practice. 50 colour and b/w ills

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