The Monacelli Press 2015 new titles & complete backlist

Frontlist Fall 2015 02 Spring 2015 30

Backlist Architecture 56 Gardens & landscapes 67 Interior design & décor 72 Art & design 80 Photography 86

Index 90 ISBN index 93 Ordering & contact information 96

Fall 2015 05

Interiors in Detail 100 Contemporary Rooms Dominic Bradbury

Interior design & décor Encompassing everything from a Brooklyn rowhouse to a Swiss chalet, this beautifully illustrated book is a style bible for anyone interested in September 15, 2015 design for the home. A rich resource to feed the imagination, Interiors 432 pages 7½ x 9¾ inches in Detail illustrates each of ten chapters—devoted to color, composition, 600 color illustrations setting, and other specific elements of interior style—with ten $45/$52 Canada evocative houses or apartments designed by some of the most original 978-1-58093-434-3 and creative designers and architects from around the world: Bates U.S. and Canadian rights Masi, Alexander Gorlin, Rose Tarlow, Sills Huniford, Studio KO, Pierre Dominic Bradbury is a Frey, Vicente Wolf, Tsao & McKown, Frederic Mechiche, Fearon Hay, journalist and writer David Collins, and many more. specializing in architecture An opening double-page spread reveals the most spectacular and design. His books space in each home, with individual features described in further detail include Mid-Century Modern on the following pages. With key design ingredients explored Complete (2014), The Iconic Interior (2012), and The throughout—from materials to furniture design, texture, pattern, and Iconic House (2009), among light—Interiors in Detail is an essential source book for anyone seeking many others. inspiration for his or her own space.

10 thematic chapters, 100 extraordinary rooms, 100 different styles ranging from Art Deco to modern, to former industrial spaces and storefronts

Encyclopedic in scope, with locations from the Hamptons to Hamburg, Germany; Sweden, Spain, Turkey, and Thailand 07

Interior Landmarks Treasures of New York Judith Gura and Kate Wood Principal photography by Larry Lederman

Architecture Marking the 50th anniversary of the New York City Landmarks Law, Interior Landmarks celebrates New York’s glorious interiors in a September 29, 2015 stunning visual presentation of space and intricate detail that captures 240 pages 9 x 11 inches the rich architectural heritage of the city. 200 color illustrations Located throughout all five boroughs, the landmarked interiors $60/$68 Canada include banks, theaters, office building lobbies, restaurants, libraries, 978-1-58093-422-0 civic and educational facilities, and more. Some are widely known and World rights celebrated—Radio City Music Hall, the Great Hall at the Metropolitan Judith Gura is director of Museum of Art, and Grand Central Station—while others, like Loew’s the design history and theory Paradise Theater and the City Hall subway station, are virtually unknown. program at the New York All 117 landmarked interiors are catalogued here, with 47 presented School of Interior Design. in detail, including a description of the original construction and architectural style, and commentary on exceptional design, materials, Kate Wood is on the faculty of the Graduate School of and details that warranted preservation. Architecture, Preservation, and Planning at Columbia The first book on New York City’s interior landmarks and a University and a member of comprehensive treatment featuring buildings dating from the 18th the board of advisors of the century (City Hall) to the late 20th century (Ford Foundation Historic Districts Council in New York. She is president Building), and a gamut of styles from colonial to Art Deco to of the advocacy group modernist Landmark West! A valuable reference: specially commissioned photography Larry Lederman is a noted creates a unique combination of strong visuals and thorough photographer and the author of Magnificent Trees of the research—including recent restoration efforts and the buildings’ New York Botanical Garden. current uses 09

The Cultivated Wild Gardens and Landscapes by Raymond Jungles Raymond Jungles

Gardens & landscapes Raymond Jungles’s dynamic, creative, and ecologically sensitive landscape architecture firm practices from its studio in downtown Miami September 29, 2015 and is known for its subtropical gardens, which span eleven countries 216 pages 10¾ x 9½ inches including the U.S., Antigua, Anguilla, the Bahamas, the British Virgin 200 color illustrations Islands, China, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, and St. Kitts and Nevis. $50/$58 Canada His long-awaited second book features 23 glamorous public and 978-1-58093-440-4 private gardens, each creating a lush, immersive experience that World rights enhances an existing topography or view. Shady palm tree alleés, A fellow of the American meandering stone paths, water features such as beautiful infinity pools Society of Landscape and cascading fountains, abundant clusters of vibrant orchids, and Architects, Raymond Jungles dense borders of colorful tropical succulents all combine to sooth founded his landscape visitors, and entice them to linger. architecture firm in 1981. He lectures to garden societies and private and public Stunning photography of public and private tropical gardens in institutions around the world exotic locations and has been honored as the landscape architect of Ideas for gardeners in all warm zones, from Florida to Texas to the year by the American California and beyond Institute of Architects Miami chapter. 11

Rescuing Eden Preserving America’s Historic Gardens Text by Caroline Seebohm Photographs by Curtice Taylor

Gardens & landscapes The rich tradition of landscape design in the United States encompasses both simple 18th and early 19th-century gardens and the lavish estates October 6, 2015 of the Gilded Age. Over time, and especially in the mid-20th-century, 216 pages 9 x 11 inches much of America’s garden heritage was destroyed by creeping 200 illustrations development and suburbanization. It is thanks to the Garden Conservancy $60/$68 Canada and other garden trusts and associations that many of these once- 978-1-58093-408-4 threatened treasures have been restored. World rights Rescuing Eden celebrates 30 historic gardens across the United Caroline Seebohm is a design States, from the Gardens of Alcatraz in San Francisco to the Untermeyer historian and biographer Gardens, overlooking the Hudson River, and Beatrix Farrand’s Garland whose books include Boca Farm in Bar Harbor, Maine. They range from wonderful to woebegone, Rococo, At Home with from grand estates to suburban plots. Each has its own character, Books, and Cottages and and each has been brought back from the brink through a combination Mansions of the Jersey Shore, as well as biographies of imagination and tenacity. of Marietta Tree, Conde Nast, and tennis legend Discover gardens across the United States, including New Pancho Segura. Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, New York, Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Texas, Michigan, Oregon, and Curtice Tayor is a well-known landscape and California garden photographer whose work is widely A rich tapestry of design history and garden lore combined with published. He teaches lush new photography photography at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Caroline Seebohm is a design historian and biographer whose books include Boca Rococo, At Home with Books, and Cottages and Mansions of the Jersey Shore, as well as biographies of Marietta Tree, Conde Nast, and tennis legend Pancho Segura. 13

Heroic Concrete Architecture and the New Boston Mark Pasnik, Chris Grimley, and Michael Kubo

Architecture Building with concrete was one of the major worldwide architectural movements of the postwar years, but Boston—at the forefront of October 13, 2015 architectural thinking—fostered more of this phenomenon than any 320 pages 6¾ x 9¾ inches other American city. From the founding of the Boston Redevelopment 435 illustrations Authority in 1957 to the reopening of Quincy Market in 1976, concrete $50/$58 Canada was used by some of the world’s most influential architects—Walter 978-1-58093-424-4 Gropius, Josep Lluís Sert, Kallman and McKinnell, I. M. Pei, The World rights Architects Collaborative, Minoru Yamasaki, Tad Stahl, Marcel Breuer, Mark Pasnik, Chris Grimley, Eduardo Catalano, and Le Corbusier—to transform the city, creating and Michael Kubo are the what was eventually referred to as the “New Boston.” principals and collaborators Heroic presents the civic, cultural, and academic concrete structures in over,under—a Boston- that defined Boston during this remarkable period, showing the city as based interdisciplinary a laboratory for brutalism as well as more refined experiments in office that designs buildings, museums, websites, concrete structure. Including guest essays by leading architectural exhibitions, publications, critics and historians, as well as interviews with numerous architects of furniture, and more—as well key projects under discussion, Heroic is a groundbreaking portrait of as the associated gallery, a city, a material, and a movement. pinkcomma.

An essential resource as brutalist architecture—including iconic works by Paul Rudolph, Kallmann McKinnell & Knowles, and Bertrand Goldberg—becomes the subject of ongoing, global preservation debates

Includes archival and contemporary photographs of the buildings, newly created axonometric views of the key building’s facades, and rarely seen archival drawings and sketches 15

The New Shingled House Ike Kligerman Barkley John Ike, Thomas A. Kligerman, and Joel Barkley Written with Marc Kristal

Architecture The shingled house—the architectural style of the classic American summer—can suggest the beach, the countryside, the mountains, and October 13, 2015 even the city. Ike Kligerman Barkley, one of the most successful firms 256 pages 10 x 12 inches practicing in a traditional style today, presents fourteen interpretations 225 color illustrations of the shingle style that celebrate the simple material’s infinite $60/$68 Canada flexibility—ranging from richly historic to sculptural and experimental. 978-1-58093-443-5 The New Shingled House includes houses throughout the fabled World rights seaside resorts of New England—Martha’s Vineyard, Block Island, and John Ike, Thomas A. the Hamptons—as well as examples in California’s Bay Area and Point Kligerman, and Joel Barkley Loma, on a pristine mountain lake in South Carolina, and a Scandinavian- all trained at Robert A.M. influenced family residence in Connecticut. All are characterized by a Stern Architects before sense of graciousness and generosity that makes them unique spaces opening their own firm. for the owners and enviable spaces for readers. They have been on the AD100 list since 1995, and have received the AIA New New designs from the AD100 firm, who are widely published in York Chapter Design Award, Architectural Digest, Luxe, Coastal Living, Veranda, and more the DDB Stars of Design Award, and the ICAA Julia All houses specially photographed by the noted interiors Morgan and Stanford White awards. photographer, William Waldron 17

The Authentic Garden Naturalistic and Contemporary Landscape Design Richard Hartlage and Sandy Fischer

Gardens & landscapes The designer of Seattle’s Chihuly Garden showcases the talent of contemporary American landscape designers, and celebrates the October 20, 2015 movement that has rekindled interest in using ecologically sound, 224 pages 11 x 9½ inches perennial, and sustainable plants that require little maintenance—and 225 color illustrations in letting plants, rather than hardscape elements, lead design. $50/$58 Canada The meadow, matrix, and graphic planting design movement has 978-1-58093-426-8 spread outward from Europe and reached the U.S. in such notable World rights incarnations as the High Line in New York City and St. Louis’s Citygarden. Richard Hartlage and Sandy From Greenwich, Connecticut to Carmel Valley, California—Hartlage Fischer are the principals of surveys 30 public and private gardens that embrace this movement Land Morphology. Their and expand on it, including never-before-published examples from Chihuly Garden in Seattle is Thomas Woltz, Oehme van Sweden, Steve Martino, Ron Lutsko, Hoerr visited by over 1.5 million Schaudt, Christine Ten Eyck, Raymond Jungles, Andrea Cochran, Roy people each year, and their designs have been featured Diblik, Bernard Trainor, and John Fairey. in the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Garden The newest gardens by some of the best designers working today, Design, Pacific Horticulture, in a timely study of current trends in garden design Metropolitan Home, Fine Gardening, and the Seattle Times, in addition to many Glorious full-color photographs present both overviews and other publications in the details to inspire home gardeners U.S., Japan, and Europe. 19

Improvisations on the Land Houses of Fernau + Hartman Richard Fernau Foreword by Beth Dunlop Essays by Laura Hartman, Thomas Fisher and Daniel Gregory

Architecture The Bay Area firm renowned for its inventive and environmentally responsible structures presents in this monograph 18 residential projects October 27, 2015 ranging from a house nestled in the Napa Valley to an adapted cluster 192 pages 8 x 11 inches of ranch buildings in Montana, to a converted Victorian farmhouse in 175 illustrations the Hudson Valley. $45/$52 Canada Leaders in green design since the first wave of interest in 978-1-58093-430-5 sustainability in the 1970s, Richard Fernau and Laura Hartman have World rights focused on designing energy-efficient homes that acknowledge the Richard Fernau is partner unplanned aspects of architecture. These improvisations result in houses at Fernau + Hartman that are closely adapted and connected to their sites, that employ Architects and Professor collage to record the story of the building—hiding neither historic Emeritus of Architecture at fragments nor unexpected “patches” to the original design—and that UC Berkeley, where he has explore and expand on American vernacular styles to provide appropriate taught design and theory since 1981. He has served climatic responses and healthy atmospheres for their inhabitants. on a number of architectural juries including the An important first monograph from two key figures in the Progressive Architecture development of green architecture, who focus on sustainability Awards and as an evaluator less as a technologcial fix than as a cultural and architectural for the MacArthur Awards. paradigm shift Beth Dunlop is editor-in-chief of MODERN Magazine. An array of inviting and innovative explorations of American vernacular styles, with houses in Montana, West Virginia, Colorado, across California, and more 21

John Barman Interior Design John Barman Written with Anthony Iannacci

Interior design & décor The long-awaited first book from the AD100 designer honored as one of New York City’s most “coveted decorators” by New York magazine. October 27, 2015 At once a classicist and a modernist, John Barman is known for his 272 pages 9 x 11½ inches clear-cut, sophisticated style, bold new ideas, and strong point of 225 color illustrations view. He favors handsome, crisp lines; the unrestrained use of strong, $60/$68 Canada resonant color; new uses for traditional materials; and the successful 978-1-58093-417-6 marriage of functionality and fine detailing. Barman confidently World rights stimulates the senses with interiors that are cultured and elegant, striking John Barman has been the perfect balance between the sumptuous and the seriously hip. honored as one of the AD100 Barman’s renowned clients include Wynton Marsalis, George by Architectural Digest and Stephanopoulos and Alexandra Wentworth, Leonard and Allison Stern, “The City’s Best 100 Bryant Gumbel, Stone Phillips, Neil Simon, and Larry Silverstein. His Architects and Decorators” work typically features shapely and distinctive focal points such as by New York magazine. His interiors have also appeared colorful art glass collections, glamorous silk taffetas, objects with in Esquire, the New York historical significance placed in new contexts, and rooms designed Times, and W, among many around a single piece of art. others. 15 dazzling private residences, including houses, apartments, and estates in south Florida, Connecticut, the Hamptons, Miami, and New York City

Features celebrity clientele and bold, colorful, contemporary designs 23

Partners in Design Alfred H. Barr Jr. and Philip Johnson Essays by Donald Albrecht, Barry Bergdoll, David A. Hanks, and Juliet Kinchin

Interior design & décor In the 1920s and 1930s a new aesthetic emerged in the United States, based on the principles of the Bauhaus in Germany: rational, functional October 27, 2015 design devoid of ornament and without reference to historical styles. 240 pages 8 x 11 inches Alfred H. Barr Jr., founding director of the Museum of Modern Art, and 200 illustrations Philip Johnson, director of its architecture department, were the $50/$58 Canada leading proponents of the modern approach. Using as their laboratories 978-1-58093-433-6 both MoMA and their own apartments in New York, Barr and Johnson World rights experimented with new ideas in museum ideology, extending the David A. Hanks is a design scope beyond painting and sculpture to include design and film; with historian and curator of the exhibitions of ordinary objects elevated to art by their elegant design; Liliane and David M. Stewart and with installations in dramatically lit galleries with smooth, white walls. Program for Modern Design Partners in Design chronicles their collaboration, placing it in the in Montreal. larger context of the avant garde in New York and the dissemination of Donald Albrecht is curator their ideas across the country through the MoMA traveling exhibition of architecture and design program. It is the story of two young men, now acknowledged as at the Museum of the City giants in the history of modernism, who changed the course of design of New York. in the United States.

Barry Bergdoll is the Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art Accompanies the exhibition opening at the Montreal Museum History at Columbia University of Fine Arts in April 2016 and traveling to the Davis Museum at and the Philip Johnson Wellesley College Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum Illustrated with icons of modernist design, MoMA installation of Modern Art. views, and previously unpublished images of the Barr and Juliet Kinchin is a curator Johnson apartments of architecture and design at MoMA. 25

City Living Apartment Houses and Towers by Robert A.M. Stern Architects Edited by Peter Morris Dixon and Jonathan Grzywacz Foreword by Robert A.M. Stern

Architecture Through 15 completed projects in metropolises across the globe, the firm of Robert A.M. Stern Architects presents the principles and November 10, 2015 practices behind thoughtful residences that sensitively integrate into 400 pages 10 x 12 inches the fabric of cities. 300 illustrations In its 40 years, Robert A.M. Stern Architects has honed a $75/$85 Canada contemporary practice that is in close dialogue with the past, making 978-1-58093-435-0 it one of the most admired architectural firms today. Even in its growing World rights global reach and expanding practice areas, the firm maintains a close Robert A.M. Stern is the attention to form, context, local culture, and received tradition, as well founding partner of Robert as to the demands and needs of the project’s future occupants. A.M. Stern Architects and These principles have served the firm particularly well in cities, dean of the Yale School of where they often confront the most challenging constraints. Robert Architecture. He is the author A.M. Stern Architects has created residential towers, luxury hotels, of a five-volume history of New York’s architecture and serviced apartments, condominiums, and pedestrian garden enclaves, urban development, each growing out of the preexisting character and urban structure of culminating with New York the site itself—whether that be the Upper East Side or Chelsea in 2000 (2006), as well as the Manhattan, Taipei, Kazakhstan, or Moscow. monumental survey of the development of the garden suburb, Paradise Planned A focus on the most challenging—and the most celebrated— (2013), both published by aspect of this award-winning, internationally renowned firm’s The Monacelli Press. practice

The traditionalist firm looks beyond the U.S. and the established canon of European modernism, exploring underappreciated masters and undervalued vernaculars across time and place 27

Brazil Modern The Rediscovery of Twentieth- Century Brazilian Furniture Aric Chen Introduction by Zesty Meyers

Art & design Brazil has long harbored its own modernist tradition in architecture and the arts, but little of its furniture design has been seen outside of November 17, 2015 the country due to the country’s restrictive export policies during the 288 pages 9 x 11 inches decades of its greatest creative ferment. With expert text and well 450 color illustrations over 400 historic images and new photography, Brazil Modern surveys $60/$68 Canada the history and legacy of this innovative and sensual design tradition. 978-1-58093-444-2 Varieties of hardwood rarely found outside South America— World rights rosewood, jacaranda, Gonçalo alves, tulipwood—lie at the core of Aric Chen is Curator of Brazilian design, forming the source material with which Brazil’s great Design and Architecture at twentieth century designers developed a distinctly modern, and M+, the new museum for distinctly Brazilian, vocabulary. Featuring the work of the titans of visual culture at the heart of Brazilian design—Lina Bo Bardi, Oscar Niemeyer, Sergio Rodrigues, Hong Kong’s West Kowloon and Joaquim Tenreiro—as well as numerous designers whose work Cultural District. Originally from the United States, he and reputations rarely reached foreign shores, Brazil Modern is the has also contributed to first comprehensive guide to this sensuous vein of modernism. dozens of publications including the New York Times, The first detailed overview of a rich design history largely Wallpaper*, Fast Company, unknown to the international community of collectors, critics, and others. historians, and aesthetes Zesty Meyers is cofounder of the design gallery R & Already the subject of attention as the host of the 2014 World Company, which promotes Cup and 2016 Summer Olympic Games, Brazil—and its design a close study, appreciation, culture—are posed for broad international exposure and preservation of twentieth and twenty-first century design. 29

Intimate Geometries The Art and Life of Louise Bourgeois Robert Storr

Art Widely regarded as one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, Louise Bourgeois created an immense body of work over nearly 75 December 1, 2015 years. Bourgeois expanded the formal language of modern art while 752 pages 11 x 13 inches expressing, with extraordinary candor and unpredictable invention, her 900 color illustrations intense inner struggles. Making art since the late 1930s, she became $150/$160 Canada the second woman to be given a retrospective at the Museum of Modern 978-1-58093-363-6 Art in 1982, and she continued to be one of the art world’s most U.S. and Canadian rights inventive and influential figures until her death, at the age of 98, in 2010. Robert Storr has been dean This highly anticipated book is the first to comprehensively survey of the Yale School of Art and critically evaluate her entire oeuvre. Writing with style and since 2006. He is among assurance, from a uniquely intimate perspective, Robert Storr reveals the most esteemed critical the complexity and passion of the artist’s mind and art. With writers on art today and the approximately 900 illustrations, the book provides a survey of her preeminent authority on Louise Bourgeois. achievement in unprecedented—and likely to be unequalled—depth.

From the writer that Bourgeois herself acknowledged as the leading interpreter of her work—the artist made herself and her archives available to Storr over the course of a thirty-year acquaintance

Features never-before-published artworks and documentary photography, as well as rare material from Bourgeois’s diaries and journals

A beautiful oversize format, in a deluxe retail carton with carrying handle Spring 2015 33

Maker & Muse Women and Early Twentieth Century Art Jewelry Edited by Elyse Zorn Karlin Preface by Richard H. Driehaus Principal photography by John A. Faier

Art Maker & Muse celebrates the role of women, both as inspiration and as designers/makers, in the creation of exquisite pieces of handcrafted February 10, 2015 art jewelry at the turn of the twentieth century. Accompanying a 256 pages 8¾ x 9¼ inches groundbreaking exhibition at The Richard H. Driehaus Museum in 150 illustrations Chicago, this lavishly illustrated catalog showcases nearly two hundred $50/58 Canada stunning pieces from the Driehaus Collection and prominent national 978-1-58093-404-6 collections, many of which have never been seen by the public. World rights From the world’s first independent female jewelry makers to the Elyse Zorn Karlin, curator of woman as artistic motif, this jewelry reflected rapid changes in Maker & Muse, is a jewelry definitions of femininity and social norms. Maker & Muse explores five historian and co-director different areas of design and fabrication: the Arts and Crafts of the Association for the movement in Britain, Art Nouveau in France, Jugendstil in Germany Study of Jewelry & Related and Austria, Louis Comfort Tiffany in New York and American Arts and Arts. She is freelance curator and author of Crafts in Chicago. Essays discuss the important female figures and several books on historical historic social milieu associated with these movements, illustrated by jewelry. historic photographs and decorative arts of the period as well as the extraordinary pieces themselves.

Accompanies the exhibition at The Richard H. Driehaus Museum opening February 14, 2015

Boldly artistic, hand wrought, and inspired by nature—art jewelry is now widely sought after by collectors and museums

Specially commissioned photography—the most extensive survey to date of the sheer diversity and beauty of art jewelry during this period 35

The Debate The Legendary Contest of Two Giants of Graphic Design Wim Crouwel and Jan van Toorn Foreword by Rick Poynor, essays by Frederike Huygen and Dingenus van de Vrie

Design In 1972, two prominent Dutch graphic designers, Wim Crouwel and Jan van Toorn, faced off in a public forum to assert their respective values, February 24, 2015 methods, and politics. Since then, the event has acquired mythic 176 pages 4½ x 6½ inches status, known to generations of designers simply as The Debate. This 90 illustrations is the first full translation into English of this key event in modern design $24.95/$29 Canada history, enabling a contemporary audience to discover the ongoing 978-1-58093-412-1 relevance of this contest in an increasingly complex visual culture. World English rights Along with the transcript, The Debate contains a foreword by Wim Crouwel is the subject eminent design critic Rick Poynor, and essays from Dutch design of numerous books, historian Frederike Huygen, who discusses the historical context of the exhibitions, and awards. In debate, and curator Dingenus van de Vrie, who looks more closely at 1963, he co-founded Total these two giants’ different perspectives on graphic design. Design, The Netherlands’ first multi-disciplinary design studio, which became A clothbound, pocket-size gift book with instant appeal for a dominant force in Dutch design audiences design. Marks the resurgence of Dutch design and its strong influence Jan van Toorn has lectured on global visual culture today and exhibited internationally. He led the dissent against the “objective” approach of Includes a color gallery juxtaposing works by Crouwel and Van design that dominated Toorn, who continue to inspire generations of designers modernism, paving the way for postmodernism.

Rick Poynor is a British writer, critic, lecturer and curator specializing in design and visual culture. 37

Picturing Wright An Album from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Photographer Pedro E. Guerrero Foreword by Martin Filler Afterword by Dixie Legler Guerrero

Architecture A new expanded edition of the intimate photographic chronicle of the world of Frank Lloyd Wright, now back in print after twenty years. March 3, 2015 In 1939 Frank Lloyd Wright hired 22-year-old Pedro Guerrero to 192 pages 8½ x 10 inches photograph his life and work in the Arizona desert. For the next two 200 illustrations decades, until his last assignment for Wright three weeks before the $45/$52 Canada architect’s death, Guerrero captured the twentieth-century’s best- 978-1-58093-419-0 loved architect at work and at ease in his homes east and west. World rights Guerrero was there for the evolution of Taliesin West in Arizona from a Pedro E. Guerrero (1917–2012) makeshift camp to an internationally renowned architectural spent his career of more community; for the Taliesin Fellowship’s treks east in springtime to than 60 years photographing Taliesin in Wisconsin; and for life among the apprentice architects— the most illustrious creating buildings, growing their own food and thriving under the American architects and master’s watchful but benevolent eye. artists of the twentieth century, including Alexander Over the course of twenty years Guerrero photographed many of Calder, Louise Nevelson, Wright’s later projects, including his innovative Usonian houses and John Huston, and Julia provocative public buildings. Throughout, he recorded Wright in Child. candid poses that provide a unique, behind-the-scenes glimpse of this architectural genius. Martin Filler is the archi- tecture critic of the New York Review of Books. Nearly 200 compelling images, including a new group of color photographs Dixie Legler Guerrero, who married Pedro Guerrero in A moving, personal album that will delight everyone who is 2008, was the founder of the Frank Lloyd Wright entranced by Wright Quarterly. Includes a new foreword by noted architecture critic Martin Filler and an afterword by Dixie Legler Guerrero 39

Dreamhouse Interiors by Penny Drue Baird Penny Drue Baird Foreword by Mario Buatta

Interior design “Penny’s rooms are inviting and very comfortable, filled with sumptuous fabrics and a mix of pattern and colors that melt together like those April 21, 2015 in a painting by Bonnard or Vuillard. They can be traditional yet speak 200 pages 9 x 11 inches in the present, or contemporary and clean without ignoring the classic.” 200 illustrations — Mario Buatta $50/$58 Canada 978-1-58093-371-1 Acknowledged as “interior design’s resident magician,” Penny Drue World rights Baird is one of the most respected names in the field. Her style Penny Drue Baird is an incorporates bold architectural gestures, unexpected finishes and internationally renowned gracious European antiques—all infused with a sense of romance and interior designer whose contemporary touches. Her rooms are au courant but never trendy. firm, Dessins, is based in From luxurious apartments in Manhattan and a jewel-toned New York and Paris. An AD Parisian pied-à-terre, to family homes in Connecticut and New Jersey, Top 100 Designer, she is frequently featured in and a whimsical Bucks County barn, Baird’s work is the result of deep Architectural Digest and client relationships that have lasted for decades. A Tudor-style house other prestigious shelter is redesigned to feel fresher as its owners’ tastes mature, an airy magazines. Beverly Hills villa follows a young bachelor’s first apartment in The San Remo, and sumptuous fabrics and textures provide a modern back- drop for the vintage collections of “the chicest person Baird knows.” Dreamhouse amply demonstrates Baird’s ability not only to create beautiful interiors, but also to reinterpret her clients’ dreams as their lifestyles evolve.

A follow-up to Baird’s highly successful Bringing Paris Home (2008) and The New French Interior (2011)

An AD100 top designer for the past 20 years, Penny Drue Baird is committed to expressing her clients’ taste and style in their rooms 41

Inventing the New American House Howard Van Doren Shaw, Architect Stuart Cohen

Architecture Born in 1869, Howard Van Doren Shaw was one of the best-known country house architects of the early twentieth century. A contemporary April 14, 2015 of Frank Lloyd Wright, Shaw explored many of the same ideas as the 256 pages 9 x 12 inches Prairie School Architects within the forms of traditional architecture— 350 illustrations but his name was largely forgotten after his death. $65/$74 Canada Working in and around Chicago, Shaw designed substantial 978-1-58093-420-6 houses in prosperous communities for the leading industrialists of the World rights day—Reuben H. Donnelley of printing fame, newspaper giant Joseph Stuart Cohen is a partner in Medill Patterson, Edward Forster Swift, the meatpacking king, and the firm of Stuart Cohen & Edward L. Ryerson of Ryerson Steel. For the new and fashionable Julie Hacker Architects and suburb of Lake Forest, Shaw created Market Square, which was lauded professor emeritus in the as both a unique town green and the first American shopping center department of architecture designed to accommodate automobiles. at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Like many traditional architects practicing today, Shaw was skilled at adapting historic precedents for contemporary living, in particular the easy flow of interior space that became a design hallmark of the period for traditionalists and modernists alike.

A timely and comprehensive reappraisal of Shaw’s work, with a full chronological catalog of all houses attributed to Shaw— many still standing

A handsome presentation featuring archival images, rare construction drawings, and new color photography 43

The Japanese House Reinvented Philip Jodidio

Architecture The Japanese House Reinvented is a look at 50 recent houses whose daring forms demonstrate Japan’s enduring commitment to design May 19, 2015 innovation in the face of challenging constraints. 288 pages 8 x 10 inches Japan’s 127 million people live in an area slightly smaller than 500 illustrations California. From tiny lots in crowded urban contexts to ever-present $60/$68 Canada seismic threats, Japanese houses today contend with unique factors 978-1-58093-406-0 that condition their design. Their formal innovation and attention to U.S./Canadian rights materials, technology, and measures to coax in light and air while Philip Jodidio is one of the maintaining domestic privacy make them cutting-edge residences that foremost architecture suggest new ways of being at home. writers today, author of This is the first significant overview of Japanese residential numerous books, including architecture to take into account projects from the past five years, by the Architecture Now! big names—including Pritzker Prize winners Shigeru Ban, Tadao Ando series and monographs on Tadao Ando, Richard Meier, and Kazuyo Sejima—and emerging architects alike. and Zaha Hadid. This detailed survey will appeal to residential design aficionados looking for new trends, Japanophiles, and armchair architecture tourists alike

Contemporary Japanese architecture has emerged as a substantial force on the international scene, with six Pritzker Prize winners since 1987 45

Saving Place 50 Years of New York City Landmarks Edited by Donald Albrecht and Andrew S. Dolkart Photographs by Iwan Baan

Architecture 2015 is the Year of the Landmark, a celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the passage of the Landmarks Law, which has shaped April 21, 2015 the face of New York City today. 208 pages 8¾ x 10½ inches The destruction of McKim, Mead & White’s monumental 200 illustrations Pennsylvania Station in the mid-1960s was the catalyst for the adoption $50/$57 Canada of the law, which established the parameters for protecting and 978-1-58093-431-2 preserving buildings and places that represent the city’s cultural, social, World rights economic, political, and architectural history. Today there are more Andrew S. Dolkart is director than 31,000 landmark properties in New York City, most of which are of the Historic Preservation located in 111 historic districts in all five boroughs. Program at the Graduate How these sites were chosen, how landmarking has impacted the School of Architecture, fabric of the city, and what the future holds are the subject of Saving Planning, and Preservation Place. The story unfolds in essays by notable New Yorkers and at Columbia University. He is the author of Morningside preservationists: Robert A.M. Stern, Adele Chatfield-Taylor, Andrew S. Heights: A History of Its Dolkart, Françoise Bollack, Anthony C. Wood, and Claudette Brady. Architecture and Development and The Row Includes specially commissioned portfolios of views of selected House Reborn. historic districts and landmark buildings by the distinguished Donald Albrecht is curator Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan of architecture and design at the Museum of the City Accompanies a major exhibition at the Museum of the City of of New York, where he has New York organized such major exhibitions as Making Room: New Models for Housing New Yorkers and Paris/ New York: Design, Fashion, Culture 1925–40. 47

Hummelo A Journey Through a Plantsman’s Life Piet Oudolf and Noel Kingsbury

Gardens & landscapes Over the course of his thirty-year career, Piet Oudolf has constructed dozens of private, corporate and public gardens throughout the world, May 5, 2015 including the celebrated High Line in New York City, Lurie Garden at 400 pages 6¾ x 9 inches Millennium Park in Chicago and temporary installations for the Venice 300 color illustrations Biennale and the Serpentine Gallery pavilion. He was awarded the $50/$58 Canada highest cultural honor in The Netherlands, the Prince Bernhard Culture 978-1-58093-418-3 prize, in 2013. U.S./Canadian rights This volume presents how Oudolf’s career has grown in tandem Piet Oudolf is a renowned with Hummelo, his personal design and plant-propagation garden and Dutch garden and former nursery run by his wife Anja, for over three decades. It provides landscape designer at the detailed insight into how his beloved naturalistic aesthetic, based forefront of the New heavily on the use of perennial plants, has continued to develop. Perennial movement.

Noel Kingsbury is a teacher, An intimate look at how the personal garden of today’s most lecturer, and garden famous landscape designer has evolved over 30 years designer, as well as the author of over twenty books The follow-up to Oudolf’s successful monograph, Landscapes (including several with in Landscapes Oudolf). 49

A Sense of Place Houses on Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod Mark A. Hutker

Architecture Thirteen contemporary, liveable houses in the fabled landscape of Martha’s Vineyard and the Cape capture the pleasures of summer by May 26, 2015 the sea, for those who build, those who visit, and all who experience 224 pages 9 x 11½ inches vicariously. 200 color illustrations Hutker Architects, led by founding principal Mark A. Hutker, has $50/$57 Canada designed more than 300 houses along the New England shore. 978-1-58093-427-5 In their design and construction, these houses honor the vernacular World rights traditions of craft and indigenous materials and are deeply respectful Mark A. Hutker has been of the beauty of the landscape. As architects, the firm is committed designing houses to the principle “Build once, well,” looking to the historic architecture throughout New England of the region as inspiration for contemporary design. The result is an for nearly thirty years. architecture that is at once highly contemporary and yet enduring, Hutker Architects has offices efficient, inevitable, and appropriate. in Falmouth, Vineyard Haven, and on the Cape. Each house presented offers a unique and satisfying solution to The firm is recognized for its building on the beautiful but fragile landscape of bluffs and dunes that craftsmanship and lines the shores of Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod. commitment to sustainability. Recognized nationally for design excellence, Hutker Architects has built more than 300 houses along the New England coast

Specially commissioned photography captures the settings of the houses, from dramatic bluffs overlooking the sea to secluded coves and rolling meadows filled with wildflowers 51

Brooklyn Spaces 50 Hubs of Culture and Creativity Oriana Leckert

Architecture A showcase of 50 largely repurposed spaces throughout the outrageously creative borough of Brooklyn, and an important cultural record of a May 19, 2015 creative renaissance that is imitated across the globe. 224 pages 6 x 8½ inches When industry and manufacture left Brooklyn, a vast number of 430 color illustrations large, empty spaces remained, scattered throughout one of the densest $29.95/$35 Canada cities in the world. With artists at the helm, these have become spaces 978-1-58093-428-2 for living, making art, throwing parties, hosting classes and performances, World rights building innovative products and fostering creative communities. Oriana Leckert is a writer, Today, there’s an art gallery in a former cannonball factory in Gowanus, editor, and a resident of a graffiti art show in an abandoned subway station, and a gin distillery Brooklyn for the past ten in a Sunset Park boiler room dating back to the Industrial Revolution. years. Her blog, Brooklyn- Oriana Leckert takes us on a tour of these alternative spaces, shows spaces.com, has received us how they’re being reimagined and celebrated, and introduces us accolades from the New York Times “City Room,” to their denizens. She presents a vivid slice of life in the borough that L Magazine, and Brooklyn has come to be celebrated as both the incubator and the arbiter of Magazine. new taste. The book is a beautiful offering that will appeal to everyone who is interested in what makes Brooklyn Brooklyn.

Full-color spreads and interviews with creators and occupants showcase each of the spaces, with a fascinating peek at their pasts, present uses, and often uncertain futures

Brooklyn’s inspiring DIY resurgence appeals to New Yorkers, tourists, and international urbanists alike 53

The Good Garden The Landscape Architecture of Edmund Hollander Design Edmund Hollander Landscape Architects Written with Anne Raver

Gardens & landscapes Edmund Hollander, one of New York’s most eminent landscape designers, best known for his work in the Hamptons, reveals how plants June 30, 2015 can add sensuality, texture, structure, and color to any garden. 304 pages 11½ x 9½ inches From lush, low borders that ease the transition between the 275 color illustrations hardscape elements that define terraces and the natural landscape $60/$68 Canada beyond, to immaculately shaped espaliers and romantic alleés, 978-1-58093-415-2 architectural hedges and thematic flower gardens planted exclusively World rights to provide beguiling scents throughout the seasons, Hollander Edmund Hollander’s firm provides an insider’s glimpse into how his firm creates landscapes that has received numerous are evocative, memorable and layered. awards from the American Text by longtime New York Times garden contributor Anne Raver Society of Landscape breaks down the design of these glamorous East Coast estate gardens Architects, as well as from to show how they were created—and how the reader can apply many the American Institute of Architects and the Royal elements successfully at home. Institute of British Architects. Over 275 lush color images in an oversized format create a Anne Raver is an award- luxurious gift book winning columnist and feature writer for Newsday and the New York Times. 55

Thomas Heatherwick Making REVISED AND EXPANDED EDITION Thomas Heatherwick

Architecture Hailed as a Leonardo of contemporary design, Thomas Heatherwick is widely known as one of the greatest innovators of our era, whose July 7, 2015 projects consistently blur the boundaries between architecture, design, 640 pages 8¼ x 9⅝ inches urban infrastructure, and sculpture. Recently tapped to design the 800 color illustrations new Google campus in Mountain View, California, Heatherwick Studio $50/$58 Canada was named one of Fast Company’s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies 978-1-58093-450-3 in Architecture in 2015. U.S. and Canadian rights This updated edition of the 2012 monograph covers Heatherwick’s Thomas Heatherwick most intriguing, ambitious designs to date, including high-profile established Heatherwick projects and proposals in London, New York, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, and Studio in 1994. He is an Cape Town. From zippered bags that can be expanded to five times honorary fellow of the their original size to newly proposed projects for breathtaking public Royal Institute of British spaces in the Hudson and Thames rivers—this presentation of Architects and the recipient of honorary doctorates Heatherwick’s audacious, playful, and intelligent work will fascinate and from five British universities. inspire both long-term admirers and those eager to find out what all In 2013 he was awarded a the excitement is about. CBE for his services to the design industry. Published to coincide with the first American museum exhibitions of Heatherwick’s work, originating at the Nasher Museum Sculpture Center and traveling to New York City’s Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in June 2015

An affordable, comprehensive reference to introduce Heatherwick to a new, broader audience

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Adolf Loos: Albert Speer: The American Style Architecture 1903–1932 Architecture 1932–1942 Donald Albrecht Roberto Schezen, Kenneth Frampton, Leon Krier and Thomas Mellins and Joseph Rosa 272 pages, 9½ x 12½ inches 224 pages, 8 x 11 inches 180 pages, 9¾ x 10 inches 350 illustrations 180 illustrations 100 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-354-4 ISBN 978-1-58093-285-1 ISBN 978-1-58093-236-3 $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) World rights World rights World rights

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The Architecture of Natural Light Build, Memory Building Up and Tearing Down: Henry Plummer James Stewart Polshek Reflections on the Age of Architecture 256 pages, 10¼ x 11 inches 528 pages, 8 x 10 inches Paul Goldberger 400 illustrations, 300 in color 800 illustrations, 50 in color 320 pages, 6¾ x 9¾ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-240-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-362-9 45 black-and-white illustrations $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) ISBN 9781-58093-264-6 U.S., Canadian, Philippines rights World rights $35 hardcover ($40 Canada) World rights 59

The Charged Void: Classical Invention: Contemporary Follies Edwin Lutyens: Everyday Urbanism: Glass House Urbanism The Architecture of John B. Murray Keith Moskow and Robert Linn Country Houses Expanded Philip Johnson and Toshio Nakamura Alison Smithson John B. Murray 240 pages, 8½ x 7¼ inches Gavin Stamp Edited by John Leighton Chase, Photographs by Michael Moran 336 pages, 89/16 x 111 inches 240 pages, 9½ x 11½ inches 200 color illustrations 192 pages, 9¾ x 12 inches Margaret Crawford and John Kaliski Foreword by Christy MacLear 450 illustrations, 50 in color 180 color illustrations ISBN 978-158093-340-7 200 illustrations 224 pages, 5¼ x 8¼ inches 256 pages, including 32 vellum pages ISBN 978-1-58093-130-4 ISBN 978-158093-368-1 $40 hardcover ($45 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-237-0 200 illustrations, 150 in color and 4 gatefolds, 9⅝ x 13⅛ inches $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) World rights $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-201-1 90 illustrations World rights World rights U.S. and Canadian rights $45 paperback ($52 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-186-1 World rights $95 paperback ($109 Canada) World rights

Counterpoint: Delirious New York: Designs for Living: Great Houses of Havana Harlem, Lost and Found Havana: History and Architecture of Daniel Libeskind in Conversation with A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan Houses by Robert A.M. Stern Hermes Mallea Michael Henry Adams a Romantic City Paul Goldberger Rem Koolhaas Architects 272 pages, 10 x 12 inches Photographs by Paul Rocheleau María Luisa Lobo Montalvo Daniel Libeskind and Paul Goldberger 320 pages, 71/16 x 95 inches Roger H. Seifter, Randy M. Correll, Grant 200 color illustrations 240 pages, 97/8 x 1113/16 inches Prologue by Hugh Thomas 400 pages, 7¼ x 10½ inches 220 illustrations, 25 in color F. Marani, and Gary L. Brewer ISBN 978-158093-288-2 150 illustrations, 100 in color 320 pages, 10 x 12 inches 400 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-885254-00-9 Foreword by Robert A.M. Stern $75 harcover ($90 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-070-3 480 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-206-6 $35 paperback ($40 Canada) 400 pages, 10 x 12 inches World rights $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-238-7 $60 hardcover ($69 Canada) World rights 300 color illustrations World rights $85 hardcover ($102 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-381-0 World rights $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) World rights 61

Ike Kligerman Barkley Houses Immaterial World: Inspired by Tradition: Living West: The Lost Vanguard: Midcentury Houses Today Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects Transparency in Architecture The Architecture of Norman New Residential Architecture in Russian Modernist Architecture Lorenzo Ottaviani, Jeffrey Matz, Foreword by Robert A. M. Stern Marc Kristal Davenport Askins Southern California 1922–1932 and Cristina A. Ross 256 pages, 9½ x 11½ inches 216 pages, 8 x 11 inches Norman Davenport Askins Sam Lubell Richard Pare Photographs by Michael Biondo 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations Written with Susan Sully 240 pages, 8½ x 11½ inches Foreword by Phyllis Lambert 240 pages, 10¼ x 10¼ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-269-1 ISBN 978-1-58093-314-8 256 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 225 color illustrations Essay by Jean-Louis Cohen 200 illustrations $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-249-3 348 pages, 1113/16 x 101 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-385-8 World rights World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-375-9 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) 375 color illustrations $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights ISBN 978-1-58093-185-4 World rights World rights $85 hardcover ($98 Canada) World rights

Jim Olson Houses Lasting Elegance: Lessons from Modernism: Modern Shoestring: Nature Framed: New York 1880: Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen English Country Houses 1830–1900 Environmental Design Strategies in Contemporary Architecture on a At Home in the Landscape Architecture and Urbanism in the Architects Michael Hall Architecture, 1925–1970 Budget Eva Hagberg Gilded Age Introduction by Michael Webb 192 pages, 9¾ x 12 inches Kevin Bone Susanna Sirefman 216 pages, 8 x 11 inches Robert A. M. Stern, Thomas Mellins 256 pages, 9 x 12 inches 200 color illustrations 224 pages, 8 x 11 inches 160 pages, 8½ x 9¾ inches 180 color illustrations and David Fishman 250 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-256-1 330 illustrations 180 illustrations, 150 in color ISBN 978-1-58093-319-3 1,164 pages, 8½ x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-252-3 $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-384-1 ISBN 978-1-58093-202-8 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) Over 1,200 illustrations $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights $40 hardcover ($46 Canada) $40 hardcover ($45 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-027-7 World rights World World rights $85 hardcover ($102 Canada) World rights 63

New York 1960: New York 2000: New York Transformed: Patkau Architects Rafael Moneo: Renzo Piano Museums Architecture and Urbanism Between Architecture and Urbanism Between The Architecture of Cross & Cross Kenneth Frampton Remarks on 21 Works Introduction by Victoria Newhouse the Second World War and the the Bicentennial and the Millennium Peter Pennoyer and Anne Walker 240 pages, 91 x 115/16 inches Rafael Moneo 216 pages, 103/16 x 121 inches Bicentennial Robert A. M. Stern, David Fishman and Foreword by Robert A.M. Stern 200 color illustrations 668 pages, 7½ x 10½ inches 200 color illustrations Robert A. M. Stern, Thomas Mellins Jacob Tilove 240 pages, 9 x 12 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-169-4 700 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-189-2 and David Fishman 1,520 pages, 8½ x 11 inches 300 color illustrations $60 hardcover ($69 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-216-5 $60 hardcover ($69 Canada) 1,376 pages, 813/16 x 1111/16 inches 1,800 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-380-3 World rights $75 softcover ($90 Canada) World rights Over 1,500 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-177-9 $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights ISBN 978-1-885254-85-6 $100 hardcover ($115 Canada) World rights $85 hardcover ($98 Canada) World rights U.S. and Canadian rights

Nice House Old Buildings, New Forms: Paradise Planned: Robert A. M. Stern: Robert A. M. Stern: Robert A. M. Stern: Samuel G. White New Directions in Architectural The Garden Suburb and the Modern Buildings and Projects 2004–2009 Buildings and Projects 2010–2014 Houses and Gardens 256 pages, 9½ x 9 inches Transformations City Robert A. M. Stern Robert A. M. Stern Robert A. M. Stern 200 color illustrations Françoise Astorg Bollack Robert A. M. Stern, David Fishman Edited by Peter Morris Dixon Edited by Peter Morris Dixon and 632 pages, 103/16 x 125/16 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-287-5 Foreword by Kenneth Frampton and Jacob Tilove 624 pages, 8½ x 11 inches Jonathan Grzywacz 500 color illustrations $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) 224 pages, 8 x 10 inches 1,072 pages, 10 x 12 inches Over 1,200 color illustrations 400 pages, 8½ x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-166-3 World rights 200 color illustrations Over 3,000 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-234-9 800 illustrations $85 hardcover ($98 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-369-8 ISBN 978-1-58093-326-1 $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-402-2 World rights $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $95 hardcover ($108 Canada) World rights $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) World rights World rights World rights 65

Robert A. M. Stern: S,M,L,XL The Scenes of the Street and Other SOM: SOM: SOM: On Campus Rem Koolhaas and Bruce Mau Essays Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Robert A. M. Stern 1,376 pages, 71 x 91 inches Anthony Vidler Merrill, 1950–1962 Merrill, 1963–1973 Merrill, 1973–1983 576 pages, 10 x 12 inches Over 2,000 illustrations 368 pages, 6¾ x 9¾ inches Introduction by Henry-Russell Hitchcock Introduction by Arthur Drexler Introduction by Albert Bush-Brown 600 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-885254-86-3 150 illustrations 224 pages, 8½ x 11 inches 264 pages, 8½ x 11 inches 288 pages, 8½ x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-283-7 $85 hardcover ($98 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-270-7 250 black-and-white illustrations 300 illustrations 300 illustrations $85 hardcover ($102 Canada) World rights $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-220-2 ISBN 9781-58093-221-9 ISBN 978-1-58093-222-6 World rights World rights $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) World rights World rights World rights

Selldorf Architects SHoP: Site and Sound: SOM: SOM: The State of Architecture at the Annabelle Selldorf Out of Practice The Architecture and Acoustics of Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Beginning of the 21st Century Introduction by Jane Withers SHoP Architects New Opera Houses and Concert Halls Merrill, 1984–1996 Merrill, 1997–2008 Edited by Bernard Tschumi and 176 pages, 9 x 11½ inches Introduction by Philip Nobel Victoria Newhouse Introduction by Detlef Mertins Introduction by Kenneth Frampton Irene Cheng 150 color illustrations 420 pages, 8 x 10 inches 256 pages, 8¼ x 10⅝ inches 224 pages, 8½ x 11 inches 256 pages, 8½ x 11 inches 144 pages, 75/16 x 93/8 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-226-4 350 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 320 color illustrations 320 color illustrations 80 illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-271-4 ISBN 978-1-58093-281-3 ISBN 978-1-58093-223-3 ISBN 978-1-58093-224-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-134-2 World rights $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) $29.95 paperback ($34 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights World rights World rights World rights World rights Steven Ehrlich Houses Sverre Fehn: Thomas Heatherwick: Steven Ehrlich The Pattern of Thoughts Making 240 pages, 9 x 11½ inches Per Olaf Fjeld Thomas Heatherwick 200 color illustrations 304 pages, 8¼ x 10⅝ inches 600 pages, 8¼ x 9⅝ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-306-3 300 illustrations, 150 in color 800 illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-217-2 ISBN 978-1-58093-334-6 World rights $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) World rights U.S. and Canadian rights Gardens & landscapes

Towards a New Museum Unassisted Living: (Expanded) Ageless Homes for Later Life Victoria Newhouse Wid Chapman and Jeff Rosenfeld 352 pages, 73 x 10 inches 240 pages, 8 x 10 inches 350 illustrations, 160 in color 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-180-9 ISBN 978-1-58093-302-5 $50 paperback ($57.50 Canada) $45 hardcover ($50 Canada) World rights World rights 69

A Clearing in the Woods: A Garden Makes a House a Home Beatrix Farrand: Gardens of the Garden State Gardens of the Hudson Valley The Great Gardens of China: Creating Contemporary Gardens Elvin McDonald Private Gardens, Public Landscapes Nancy Berner and Susan Lowry Susan Daley and Steve Gross History, Concepts, Techniques Photographs by Roger Foley 240 pages, 8 x 10 inches Judith B. Tankard Photographs by Gemma 224 pages, 10½ x 9½ inches Fang Xiaofeng 208 pages, 10½ x 9½ inches 200 color illustrations 240 pages, 9 x 11 inches and Andrew Ingalls 200 color illustrations 260 pages, 9 x 12 inches 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-330-8 Over 200 illustrations 240 pages, 9 x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-277-6 300 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-245-5 $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-227-1 200 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-303-2 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-374-2 World rights $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) World rights World rights $50 hardcover ($58 Canada) World rights World rights

Carrot City: The Colors of Nature: Gardens in Detail: Groundwork: Inside Outside Ken Smith: Creating Places for Urban Agriculture Subtropical Gardens by Raymond 100 Contemporary Designs Between Landscape and Architecture Petra Blaisse Landscape Architect Mark Gorgolewski, June Komisar, Jungles Emma Reuss Diana Balmori and Joel Sanders 504 pages, 6⅝ x 9½ inches Ken Smith and Joe Nasr Raymond Jungles 400 pages, 7½ x 9¾ inches 208 pages, 8 x 11 inches 600 illustrations Introduction by John Beardsley 240 pages, 8¼ x 10⅝ inches Foreword by Terence Riley 500 color illustrations 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-258-5 240 pages, 9 x 10½ inches 200 color illustrations 224 pages, 10¾ x 9½ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-399-5 ISBN 978-1-58093-313-1 $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-311-7 180 color illustrations $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights (except The Netherlands) ISBN 978-1-58093-243-1 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-212-7 U.S. and Canadian rights World rights $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights $50 hardcover ($57.50 Canada) World rights World rights 71

La Formentera: Landscapes in Landscapes Magnificent Trees of the New York Private Gardens of Connecticut Private Gardens of the Hudson Valley Private Paradise: The Woodland Refuge of Juan Piet Oudolf Botanical Garden Jane Garmey Jane Garmey Contemporary American Gardens Montoya Written with Noel Kingsbury Photographs by Larry Lederman Photographs by John M. Hall Photographs by John M. Hall Charlotte Frieze Photographs by Eric Piasecki 282 pages, 9 x 11½ inches Text by Todd Forrest 232 pages, 10 x 12 inches 240 pages, 10 x 12 inches Introduction by Charles A. Birnbaum Introduction by Karen Lehrman Bloch 200 color illustrations Foreword by Gregory Long 200 color illustrations 225 color illustrations 264 pages, 11 x 9½ inches 232 pages, 11 x 14 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-292-9 272 pages, 9½ x 12 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-241-7 ISBN 978-1-58093-348-3 250 color illustrations 200 color illustrations $65 softcover ($78 Canada) 200 color illustrations $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-323-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-336-0 U.S. and Canadian rights ISBN 978-1-58093-333-9 World rights World rights $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) World rights World rights World rights

Mirrors of Paradise: Morocco: Olin: The Gardens of Fernando Caruncho Courtyards and Gardens Placemaking Guy Cooper, Gordon Taylor, Achva Benzinberg Stein Laurie Olin, Dennis C. McGlade, and Dan Kiley 224 pages, 93/8 x 111 inches Robert J. Bedell, Lucinda R. Sanders, 176 pages, 115 x 911/16 inches 200 color illustrations Susan K. Weiler, and David A. Rubin 230 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-194-6 Foreword by John Stilgoe ISBN 978-1-58093-071-0 $50 hardcover ($57.50 Canada) 320 pages, 11 x 9 inches $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) World rights 300 illustrations World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-210-3 $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) World rights 61 73

American Decoration: The Art of Living Artful Decoration: A Sense of Place Photographs by Bärbel Miebach Interiors by Fisher Weisman Thomas Jayne Text by Claudia Steinberg Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman 240 pages, 9½ x 11½ inches 240 pages, 10 x 12 inches 224 pages, 9 x 11 inches 180 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-158093-337-7 ISBN 978-1-58093-250-9 ISBN 978-1-58093-358-2 $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) World rights World rights World rights

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Artfully Modern: Brilliant: Bringing Paris Home Interiors by Richard Mishaan White in Design Penny Drue Baird Richard Mishaan Linda O’Keeffe 208 pages, 9 x 11 inches Written with Judith Nasatir 224 pages, 9¾ x 9¾ inches 180 color illustrations 224 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-205-9 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-324-7 $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-400-8 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) World rights World rights 75

Classic Florida Style: Cohler on Design Crossing Boundaries: The Decorative Carpet: Design in the Hamptons Designers Abroad: The Houses of Taylor & Taylor Eric Cohler A Global Vision of Design Fine Handmade Rugs in Contemporary Anthony Iannacci Inside the Vacation Homes of Top William and Phyllis Taylor 224 pages, 9 x 11½ inches Vicente Wolf Interiors 320 pages, 10 x 12 inches Decorators Text by Beth Dunlop 200 color illustrations 232 pages, 103 x 103 inches Alix G. Perrachon 250 color illustrations Michele Keith 224 pages, 9 x 12 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-372-8 225 color illustrations Foreword by Doris Leslie Blau ISBN 978-1-58093-388-9 224 pages, 9 x 11 inches 200 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-181-6 256 pages, 9 x 11 inches $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-379-7 World rights $50 hardcover ($57.50 Canada) 300 color illustrations World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-351-3 $50 hardcover ($58 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-299-8 $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) World rights $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights World rights

Dark Nostalgia David Stark Design David Stark: Designers Here and There: The Detailed Interior: Edith Wharton at Home: Eva Hagberg David Stark The Art of the Party Inside the City and Country Homes of Decorating Up Close with Cullman Life at the Mount 208 pages, 8 x 11 inches 224 pages, 8 x 10 inches David Stark America’s Top Decorators & Kravis Richard Guy Wilson 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 224 pages, 8 x 10 inches Michele Keith Elissa Cullman and Tracey Pruzan Photographs by John Arthur ISBN 978-1-58093-232-5 ISBN 978-1-58093-273-8 200 color illustrations 224 pages, 9 x 11 inches 272 pages, 9 x 12 inches 188 pages, 8 x 10 inches $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) $40 hardcover ($45 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-352-0 200 color illustrations 225 color illustrations 180 illustrations U.S. and Canadian rights World rights $40 hardcover ($45 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-246-2 ISBN 978-1-58093-355-1 ISBN 978-1-58093-328-5 World rights $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) World rights World rights World rights 77

Expressive Modern: The Finest Rooms in America Gilded New York: Kentucky: Key West: Lifting the Curtain on Design The Interiors of Amy Lau Thomas Jayne Design, Fashion, and Society Historic Houses and Horse Farms of A Tropical Lifestyle Vicente Wolf Amy Lau 208 pages, 9 x 10½ inches Donald Albrecht and Jeannine Falino Bluegrass Country Leslie Linsley 224 pages, 10½ x 10½ inches 216 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 200 color illustrations 240 pages, 9 x 11 inches Photographs by Pieter Estersohn Photographs by Terry Pommett 180 color illustrations 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-242-4 200 color illustrations 256 pages, 9 x 11 inches 224 pages, 87/8 x 105/16 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-267-7 ISBN 978-1-58093-308-7 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-367-4 150 color illustrations 200 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) World rights $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-356-8 ISBN 978-1-58093-197-7 World rights World rights World rights $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) World rights World rights

Hill Country Houses: Interior Visions Juan Montoya Living Traditions: Made to Order Make It Fabulous: Inspired Living in a Legendary Texas Mona Hajj Juan Montoya Interiors by Matthew Patrick Smyth Campion Platt The Architecture and Designs of Landscape 224 pages, 10 x 10 inches Text by Elizabeth Gaynor Matthew Patrick Smyth Foreword by Jay McInerney William T. Georgis Cyndy Severson 200 color illustrations 304 pages, 10 x 12 inches 240 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 232 pages, 9 x 11 inches William T. Georgis, Donald Albrecht, and 240 pages, 9 x 11½ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-320-9 150 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations Natalie Shivers 200 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-50893-244-8 ISBN 978-1-58093-309-4 ISBN 978-1-58093-280-6 240 pages, 9½ x 11½ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-378-0 World rights $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) 200 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($58 Canada) World rights World rights World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-331-5 World rights $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) World rights 79

Martha’s Vineyard: Modern Luxury Monochrome Stripes: Suspending Reality: Suzanne Tucker Interiors: Contemporary Living Richard Mishaan Paula Rice Jackson Design Between the Lines Interiors by Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz The Romance of Design Keith Moskow and Robert Linn Introduction by Pamela Fiori Introduction by John Saladino Linda O’Keeffe Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz Suzanne Tucker 224 pages, 9 x 11 inches 216 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 208 pages, 9 x 11 inches 224 pages, 9¾ x 9¾ inches Written with Linda O’Keeffe 288 pages, 9 x 12 inches 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 240 pages, 9 x 11½ inches 250 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-272-1 ISBN 978-1-58093-228-8 ISBN 978-1-58093-209-7 ISBN 978-1-58093-341-4 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-361-2 $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57.50 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-401-5 $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) World rights World rights World rights World rights $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) World rights World rights

The New French Interior New Orleans New Elegance Rooms to Remember: The Swedish Country House Traditional Now: White Light: Penny Drue Baird Kerri McCaffety The Classic Interiors of Suzanne Susanna Scherman Interiors by David Kleinberg Heiberg Cummings Design 208 pages, 9 x 11 inches 220 pages, 9 x 11½ inches Tucker Photographs by Åke E:son Lindman David Kleinberg William Cummings and Bernt Heiberg 150 color illustrations 200 color illustrations Suzanne Tucker 224 pages, 9⅛ x 11¼ inches 240 pages, 9½ x 11½ inches 304 pages, 11 x 13½ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-310-0 ISBN 978-158093-332-2 256 pages, 10 x 12 inches 220 color illustrations 200 color illustrations 300 color illustrations $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) 200 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-294-3 ISBN 978-158093-322-3 ISBN 978-1-58093-347-6 World rights World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-247-9 $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) $65 hardcover ($78 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights World rights World rights World rights 81

A History of the Future A Life of Style: African Cosmos: Donna Goodman Fashion, Home, Entertaining Stellar Arts 280 pages, 8½ x 10 inches Rebecca Moses Christine Kreamer 200 illustrations 208 pages, 8½ x 10 inches 352 pages, 9½ x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-207-3 200 color illustrations 250 illustrations $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-293-6 ISBN 978-1-58093-343-8 World rights $35 hardcover ($40 Canada) $60 hardcover ($68 Canada) Art & design World rights World rights

Against the Grain: Asian Art Now The Astonishing Works of John Altoon Wood in Contemporary Art, Craft, Melissa Chiu Tim Nye and Design and Benjamin Genocchio Essays by Robert Creeley, Lowery Stokes Sims 256 pages, 8 x 10¼ inches Walter Hopps, Klaus Kertess and Dr. 176 pages, 10 x 11 inches 235 illustrations Milton Wexler 150 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-298-1 232 pages, 14 x 101 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-344-5 $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) 160 color illustrations $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) U.S., Canada, Philippines rights ISBN 978-1-58093-365-0 World rights $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) World rights 83

Behind Closed Doors: The CG Story: Earth Matters: Institutional Time: Kiki Smith Kurt Vonnegut Drawings Art in the Spanish American Home Computer-Generated Animation and Land as Material and Metaphor in the A Critique of Studio Art Education Helaine Posner Nanette Vonnegut 1492–1898 Special Effects Arts of Africa Judy Chicago 256 pages, 93 x 123/8 inches Essay by Peter Reed Edited by Richard Aste Christopher Finch Karen E. Milbourne 256 pages, 6½ x 9 inches 200 color illustrations Writings by Kurt Vonnegut 224 pages, 9½ x 11 inches 368 pages, 11 x 13 inches Essays by Allan DeSouza, 50 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-161-8 176 pages, 7½ x 10 inches 220 color illustrations 350 color illustrations Clive van den Berg, Wangechi Mutu, ISBN 978-1-58093-366-7 $65 hardcover ($75 Canada) 120 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-365-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-357-5 and George Osodi $40 hardcover ($46 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-377-3 $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $75 hardcover ($85 Canada) 288 pages, 9½ x 11 inches World rights $40 hardcover ($46 Canada) World rights World rights 250 illustrations World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-370-4 $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) World rights

Graphic: Happenings: Henri Matisse: Lettering Large: Louis Comfort Tiffany: Manolo’s New Shoes Inside the Sketchbooks of the World’s New York, 1958-1963 Rooms with a View The Art and Design of Monumental Treasures from the Driehaus Manolo Blahnik Great Graphic Designers Mildred Glimcher Shirley Neilsen Blum Typography Collection Contributions by Suzy Menkes, Steven Heller and Lita Talarico 320 pages, 9¾ x 10¾ inches 192 pages, 10 x 12¼ inches Steven Heller and Mirko Ilić David A. Hanks Grace Coddington, 352 pages, 8¾ x 11¾ inches 150 illustrations 120 illustrations 224 pages, 10 x 11 inches Essay by Richard H. Driehaus and Milena Canonero 650 illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-307-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-295-0 400 color illustrations Photographs by John Faier 200 pages, 9 x 11⅝ inches ISBN 978-1-58093-297-4 $65 hardcover ($74 Canada) $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-359-9 192 pages, 8½ x 11½ inches 200 color illustrations $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) World rights U.S., Canada, Philippines rights $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) 150 color illustrations ISBN 978-1-58093-282-0 U.S., Canada, Philippines rights World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-353-7 $50 softcover ($60 Canada) $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) U.S., Philippines, Canadian rights World rights 85

Mouse Muse: New York’s Underground Art Museum: Paris/New York: Public Art for Public Schools Tara Donovan The Dinner Party: The Mouse in Art MTA Arts and Design Design Fashion Culture 1925–1940 Michele Cohen Tara Donovan Restoring Women to History Lorna Owen Sandra Bloodworth and William Ayres Donald Albrecht Photographs by Stan Ries Interview by Lawrence Weschler Judy Chicago 168 pages, 9 x 10 inches 264 pages, 8½ x 10 inches 240 pages, 8¼ x 12 inches Foreword by Michael R. Bloomberg Essays by Nicholas Baume and Foreword by Arnold L. Lehman 80 color illustrations 230 color illustrations 250 illustrations, 100 in color 240 pages, 9 x 11 inches Jen Mergel Essay by Jane F. Gerhard ISBN 978-1-58093-394-0 ISBN 978-1-58093-403-9 ISBN 978-1-58093-211-0 200 illustrations 160 pages, 8¾ x 11½ inches 288 pages, 7¾ x 11 inches $35 hardcover ($41 Canada) $50 hardcover ($58 Canada) $50 hardcover ($57.50 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-215-8 70 color illustrations 100 color illustrations World rights World rights World rights $50 hardcover ($60 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-213-4 ISBN 978-1-58093-396-6 World rights $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) $45 hardcover ($52 Canada) World rights North American rights

Paula Hayes Picasso Printed Textiles: Van Gogh in Auvers: Paula Hayes Philippe Dagen British and American Cottons and His Last Days 240 pages, 8 x 10½ inches 512 pages, 11 x 133/8 inches Linens 1700–1850 Wouter van der Veen and Peter Knapp 225 color illustrations Over 500 illustrations Linda Eaton Preface by Axel Rüger ISBN 978-1-58093-329-2 ISBN 978-1-58093-257-8 Foreword by Mary Schoeser 304 pages, 9½ x 11¼ inches $50 hardcover ($57 Canada) $150 hardcover ($180 Canada) Photographs by Jim Schneck 220 illustrations World rights World English rights 384 pages, 83/8 x 11 inches ISBN 978-1-58093-301-8 600 illustrations $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-393-3 World rights $85 hardcover ($97 Canada) World rights 87

ABCDuane: Auto Focus: Beyond the Dunes: A Duane Michals Primer The Self-Portrait in Contemporary A Portrait of the Hamptons Duane Michals Photography Jake Rajs 184 pages,7 x 8½ inches Susan Bright 240 pages, 11½ x 93 inches 150 illustrations 224 pages, 9 x 10¾ inches 180 color photographs 978-1-58093-405-3 250 color photographs ISBN 978-1-58093-203-5 $40 hardcover ($46 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-300-1 $60 hardcover ($69 Canada) World rights $60 hardcover ($72 Canada) World rights U.S., Canada, Philippines rights

Photography

Cuba Cuba Then: Haunted Houses Photographs by Jeffrey Milstein Rare and Classic Images from the Corinne May Botz Introduction by Nilo Cruz Ramiro Fernández Collection 208 pages, 10 x 8 inches 128 pages, 9 x 6 inches Ramiro Fernández 150 color photographs 80 color photographs Introduction by Richard Blanco ISBN 978-1-58093-291-2 ISBN 978-1-58093-275-2 288 pages, 7¼ x 9⅜ inches $40 hardcover ($45 Canada) $25 hardcover ($28.95 Canada) 285 illustrations World rights World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-383-4 $40 hardcover ($46 Canada) World rights 89

The Hudson River: Lee Miller in Fashion Living Shrines of Uyghur China Portrait of Long Island: Roy Lichtenstein in His Studio Thomas Struth: From Tear of the Clouds to Manhattan Becky E. Conekin Photographs by Lisa Ross The North Fork and the Hamptons Laurie Lambrecht Photographs 1978–2010 Jake Rajs 224 pages, 7⅜ x 9¾ inches 128 pages, 9¾ x 9¾ inches Jake Rajs Foreword by Dorothy Lichtenstein Thomas Struth Introduction by Joan K. Davidson 150 color photographs 80 color photographs 240 pages, 8¾ x 6¾ inches Essay by Edward Robinson Edited by Tobia Bezzola, James Afterword by Arthur G. Adams ISBN 978-1-58093-376-6 ISBN 978-1-58093-350-6 200 color photographs 128 pages, 9¾ x 9¾ inches Lingwood, Anette Kruszynski, and Armin 248 pages, 8¾ x 6¾ inches $45 hardcover ($51 Canada) $35 hardcover ($40 Canada) ISBN 978-1-58093-315-5 60 color illustrations Zweite 150 color photographs U.S. and Canadian rights World rights $25 hardcover ($28.95 Canada) ISBN 9781580933186 282 pages, 11¼ x 11¾ ISBN 978-1-58093-172-4 World rights $35 hardcover ($40 Canada) 280 photographs, 130 in color $25 hardcover ($28 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-284-4 World rights $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) U.S. and Canadian rights

New New York New York: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained White on White: Jake Rajs City of Islands Death Churches of Rural New England 272 pages, 10 x 12 inches Jake Rajs Corinne May Botz Steve Rosenthal 200 color photographs Essay by Pete Hamill 224 pages, 83/8 x 510 inches Introduction by Verlyn Klinkenborg ISBN 978-1-58093-305-6 234 pages, 9 x 7 inches 130 color photographs, 18 line drawings Afterword by Robert Campbell $75 hardcover ($90 Canada) 150 color photographs ISBN 978-1-58093-145-8 136 pages, 12 x 14 inches World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-183-0 $40 hardcover ($51 Canada) 80 photographs $25 hardcover ($28 Canada) World rights ISBN 978-1-58093-230-1 World rights $85 hardcover ($102 Canada) World rights

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A Bone, Kevin / 60 from the Ramiro A. Fernández Fisher, Thomas / 19 Henri Matisse: Rooms with a View / 82 Kertess, Klaus / 81 ABCDuane: A Duane Michals Primer / 87 Botz, Corinne May / 87, 88 Collection / 87 Fishman, David / 61, 62 Heroic: Concrete Architecture and the Key West: A Tropical Lifestyle / 77 Adams, Arthur G. / 88 Bradbury, Dominic / 5 Cultivated Wild, The: Gardens and Fjeld, Per Olaf / 66 New Boston / 13 Kiki Smith / 83 Adams, Michael Henry / 59 Brazil Modern: The Rediscovery of Landscapes by Raymond Jungles / 9 Foley, Roger / 68 Hill Country Houses: Inspired Living in a Kiley, Dan / 70 Adolf Loos: Architecture 1903–1932 / 57 Twentieth-Century Brazilian Furniture / Cullman, Elissa / 75 Forrest, Todd / 70 Legendary Texas Landscape / 76 Kingsbury, Noel / 47, 70, 79 African Cosmos: Stellar Arts / 81 27 Cummings, William / 79 Frampton, Kenneth / 57, 62, 63, 65 History of the Future, A / 81 Kleinberg, David / 79 Against the Grain: Wood in Contemporary Brewer, Gary L. / 58 Frieze, Charlotte M. / 71 Hitchcock, Henry-Russell / 65 Kligerman, Thomas A. / 15 Art, Craft and Design / 81 Bright, Susan / 87 D Hollander, Edmund / 53 Klinkenborg, Verlyn / 89 Albert Speer: Architecture 1932–1942 / 57 Brilliant: White in Design / 73 Dagen, Philippe / 84 G Hopps, Walter / 81 Knapp, Peter / 85 Albrecht, Donald / 23, 45, 57, 76, 77, 84 Bringing Paris Home / 73 Daley, Susan / 69 Garden Makes a House a Home, A / 68 Hudson River From Tear of the Clouds to Komisar, June / 68 Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit / 81 Brooklyn Spaces: 50 Hubs of Culture and Dark Nostalgia / 74 Gardens in Detail: 100 Contemporary Manhattan, The (Mini) / 88 Koolhaas, Rem / 58, 64 Altoon, John / 81 Creativity / 51 David Stark Design / 74 Designs / 68 Hummelo: A Journey Through a Kreamer, Christine M. / 81 American Decoration: A Sense of Place / 73 Building Up and Tearing Down: Reflections David Stark: The Art of the Party / 74 Gardens of the Garden State / 69 Plantsman’s Life / 47 Krier, Léon / 57 American Style, The / 57 on the Age of Architecture / 57 Davidson, Joan K. / 88 Gardens of the Hudson Valley / 69 Hutker, Mark A. / 49 Kristal, Marc / 15, 49, 60 Architecture of Natural Light, The / 57 Build, Memory / 57 Decorative Carpet: Fine Handmade Rugs Garmey, Jane / 71 Huygen, Frederike / 35 Kruszynski, Anette / 89 Artfully Modern: Interiors by Richard Buatta, Mario / 39 in Contemporary Interiors, The / 75 Gaynor, Elizabeth / 76 Kubo, Michael / 13 Mishaan / 73 Bush-Brown, Albert / 65 Debate, The: The Legendary Contest of Genocchio, Benjamin / 81 I Kurt Vonnegut Drawings / 83 Art of Living, The / 73 Two Giants of Graphic Design / 35 Georgis, William T. / 77 Iannacci, Anthony / 21, 75 Arthur, John / 75 C Delirious New York / 58 Gerhard, Jane F. / 85 Ike, John / 15 L Artful Decoration: Interiors by Fisher Canonero, Milena / 83 Design in the Hamptons / 75 Gilded New York: Design, Fashion, and Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects / 60 La Formentera: The Woodland Refuge of Weisman / 73 Carrot City: Creating Places for Urban Designers Abroad / 75 Society / 76 Ike Kligerman Barkley: Houses / 60 Juan Montoya / 70 Asian Art Now / 81 Agriculture / 68 Designers Here and There / 75 Glass House / 59 Ilic, Mirko / 83 Lambert, Phyllis / 61 Askins, Norman Davenport / 60 CG Story, The / 82 Designs for Living: Houses by Robert A.M. Glimcher, Mildred / 82 Immaterial World: Transparency in Lambrecht, Laurie / 89 Aste, Richard / 82 Chapman, Wid / 66 Stern Architects / 58 Goldberger, Paul / 27, 57, 58 Architecture / 60 Landscapes in Landscapes / 70 Astonishing World of John Altoon, The / 81 Charged Void: Urbanism, The / 58 deSouza, Allan / 82 Good Garden, The: The Landscape Improvisations on the Land: Houses of Lasting Elegance: English Country Houses Auto Focus: The Self-Portrait in Chase, John / 59 Detailed Interior, The / 75 Architecture of Edmund Hollander Fernau + Hartman / 19 1830–1900 / 60 Contemporary Photography / 87 Chen, Aric / 27 Dinner Party, The / 85 Design / 53 Ingalls, Gemma and Andrew / 69 Lau, Amy / 76 Authentic Garden, The: Naturalistic and Cheng, Irene / 65 Dixon, Peter Morris / 25, 63 Goodman, Donna / 81 Inside Outside / 69 Leckert, Oriana / 51 Contemporary Landscape Design / 17 Chicago, Judy / 83, 85 Dolkart, Andrew S. / 45 Gorgolewski, Mark / 68 Inspired by Tradition: The Architecture of Lederman, Larry / 07, 70 Ayres, William / 84 Chiu, Melissa / 81 Donovan, Tara / 85 Graphic: Inside the Sketchbooks of the Norman Davenport Askins / 60 Lee Miller in Fashion / 88 City Living: Apartment Houses and Towers Dreamhouse: Interiors by Penny Drue World’s Great Graphic Designers / 82 Institutional Time: A Critique of Studio Lehman, Arnold L. / 85 B by Robert A.M. Stern Architects / 25 Baird / 39 Great Gardens of China: History, Art Education / 83 Lettering Large: The Art and Design of Baan, Iwan / 45 Classical Invention: The Architecture of Drexler, Arthur / 65 Concepts, Techniques, The / 69 Interiors in Detail: 100 Contemporary Monumental Typography / 83 Baird, Penny Drue / 39, 73, 78 John B. Murray / 58 Driehaus, Richard H. / 33, 83 Great Houses of Havana / 59 Rooms / 5 Lessons from Modernism: Environmental Balmori, Diana / 69 Classic Florida Style: The Houses of Taylor Dunlop, Beth / 19, 74 Gregory, Daniel / 19 Interior Landmarks: Treasures of New Design Strategies in Architecture, Barkley, Joel / 15 and Taylor / 74 Grimley, Chris / 13 York / 7 1925–1970 / 60 Barman, John / 21 Clearing in the Woods: Creating E Gross, Steve / 69 Interior Visions / 76 Libeskind, Daniel / 58 Baume, Nicholas / 85 Contemporary Gardens, A / 68 Earth Matters: Land as Material and Groundwork: Between Landscape and Intimate Geometries: The Life and Work Lichtenstein, Dorothy / 89 Beardsley, John / 69 Coddington, Grace / 83 Metaphor in the Arts of Africa / 82 Architecture / 69 of Louise Bourgeois / 29 Life of Style: Fashion, Home, Entertaining, Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Cohen, Jean-Louis / 61 Eaton, Linda / 84 Grzywacz, Jonathan / 25, 63 Inventing the New American House: A / 81 Landscapes / 68 Cohen, Michele / 85 Edith Wharton at Home / 75 Guerrero, Pedro E. / 37 Howard Van Doren Shaw, Architect / 41 Lifting the Curtain on Design / 77 Bedell, Robert J. / 70 Cohen, Stuart / 41 Edwin Lutyens: Country Houses / 59 Gura, Judith / 7 Lindman, Åke E:son / 79 Behind Closed Doors: Art in the Spanish Cohler, Eric / 74 Ehrlich, Steven / 66 J Lingwood, James / 89 American Home 1492–1898 / 82 Cohler on Design / 74 Estersohn, Pieter / 77 H Jackson, Paula Rice / 78 Linn, Robert / 58, 78 Bergdoll, Barry / 23 Colors of Nature: Subtropical Gardens by Everyday Urbanism (Expanded) / 59 Hagberg, Eva / 61, 74 Japanese House Reinvented, The / 43 Linsley, Leslie / 77 Berner, Nancy / 69 Raymond Jungles, The / 68 Expressive Modern / 76 Hajj, Mona / 76 Jayne, Thomas / 73, 76 Living Traditions: Interiors by Matthew Beyond the Dunes: A Portrait of the Conekin, Becky E. / 88 Hall, John M. / 71 Jim Olson Houses / 60 Patrick Smyth / 77 Hamptons / 87 Cooper, Guy / 70 F Hall, Michael / 60 Jodidio, Philip / 43 Living West: New Residential Architecture Bezzola, Tobia / 89 Contemporary Follies / 58 Faier, John / 33, 83 Hamill, Pete / 88 John Barman Interior Design / 21 in Southern California / 61 Biondo, Michael / 61 Correll, Randy M. / 58 Falino, Jeannine / 76 Hanks, David A. / 23, 83 Johnson, Philip / 23 Living Shrines of Uyghur China / 88 Birnbaum, Charles A. / 11, 71 Counterpoint: Daniel Libeskind in Fehn, Sverre / 66 Happenings: New York, 1958–1963 / 82 Juan Montoya / 76 Lobo Montalvo, María Luisa / 59 Blahnik, Manolo / 83 Conversation with Paul Goldberger / 58 Fernández, Ramiro / 87 Harlem, Lost and Found / 59 Jungles, Raymond / 9, 68 Long, Gregory / 70 Blaisse, Petra / 69 Crawford, Margaret / 59 Fernau, Richard / 19 Hartlage, Richard / 17 Loos, Adolf / 57 Blanco, Richard / 87 Creeley, Robert / 81 Filler, Martin / 37 Haunted Houses / 87 K Lost Vanguard: Russian Modernist Blau, Doris Leslie / 75 Crossing Boundaries: A Global Vision of Finch, Christopher / 82 Havana: History and Architecture of a Kaliski, John / 59 Architecture 1922–1932, The / 61 Bloch, Karen Lehrman / 70 Design / 74 Finest Rooms in America, The / 76 Romantic City / 59 Karlin, Elyse Zorn / 33 Louis Comfort Tiffany: Treasures from the Bloodworth, Sandra / 84 Crouwel, Wim / 35 Fiori, Pamela / 78 Hayes, Paula / 84 Keith, Michele / 75 Driehaus Collection / 83 Bloomberg, Michael R. / 85 Cruz, Nilo / 87 Fischer, Sandy / 17 Heatherwick, Thomas / 55 Ken Smith: Landscape Architect / 69 Lowry, Susan / 69 Blum, Shirley Neilsen / 82 Cuba: Photographs by Jeffrey Milstein / 87 Fischl, Eric / 68 Heiberg, Bernt / 79 Kentucky: Historic Houses and Horse Lubell, Sam / 61 Bollack, Françoise Astorg / 62 Cuba Then: Rare and Classic Images Fisher, Andrew / 73 Heller, Steven / 82, 83 Farms of Bluegrass Country / 77 ISBN index 93

M Urbanism in the Gilded Age / 61 Private Gardens of Connecticut / 71 Sims, Lowery Stokes / 81 U A MacLear, Christy / 59 New York 1960: Architecture and Private Gardens of the Hudson Valley / 71 Sirefman, Susanna / 61 Unassisted Living: Ageless Homes for ABCDuane: A Duane Michals Primer / Made to Order / 77 Urbanism Between the Second World Private Paradise: Contemporary Site and Sound: The Architecture and Later Life / 66 978-1-58093-405-3 Magnificent Trees of the New York War and the Bicentennial / 62 American Gardens / 71 Acoustics of New Opera Houses and Adolf Loos: Architecture 1903–1932 / Botanical Garden / 70 New York 2000: Architecture and Pruzan, Tracey / 75 Concert Halls / 64 V 978-1-58093-236-3 Make it Fabulous: The Architecture and Urbanism Between the Bicentennial Public Art for Public Schools / 85 Smith, Ken / 69 van den Berg, Clive / 82 African Cosmos: Stellar Arts / Designs of William T. Georgis / 77 and the Millennium / 62 Smith, Kiki / 83 van der Veen, Wouter / 85 978-1-58093-343-8 Maker and Muse: Women and Early New York: City of Islands (Mini) / 88 R Smithson, Alison and Peter / 58 Van Gogh in Auvers: His Last Days / 85 Against the Grain: Wood in Contemporary Twentieth Century Art Jewelry / 33 New York’s Underground Art Museum / 84 Rafael Moneo: Remarks on 21 Works / 63 S, M, L, XL / 64 van Toorn, Wim / 35 Art, Craft and Design / Mallea, Hermes / 59 New York Transformed: The Architecture Rajs, Jake / 87, 88 Smyth, Matthew Patrick / 77 Vidler, Anthony / 64 978-1-58093-344-5 Manolo’s New Shoes / 83 of Cross & Cross / 62 Raver, Anne / 53 SOM: Architecture of Skidmore, Owings Vonnegut, Kurt / 83 Albert Speer: Architecture 1932–1942 / Marani, Grant F. / 58 Newhouse, Victoria / 63, 64, 66 Reed, Peter / 83 & Merrill, 1950–1962 / 65 Vonnegut, Nanette / 83 978-1-58093-354-4 Martha’s Vineyard: Contemporary Living / Nice House / 62 Renzo Piano Museums / 63 SOM: Architecture of Skidmore, Owings Along the Way: MTA Arts for Transit / 78 Nobel, Philip / 64 Rescuing Eden: Preserving America’s & Merrill, 1963–1973 / 65 W 978-1-58093-173-1 Matisse, Henri / 82 Noriega-Ortiz, Benjamin / 79 Historic Gardens / 11 SOM: Architecture of Skidmore, Owings Walker, Anne / 62 American Decoration: A Sense of Matz, Jeffrey L. / 61 Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death, Reuss, Emma / 68 & Merrill, 1973–1983 / 65 Webb, Michael / 60 Place / 978-1-58093-337-7 Mau, Bruce / 64 The / 88 Ries, Stan / 85 SOM: Architecture of Skidmore, Owings Weiler, Susan K. / 70 American Style, The / 978-1-58093-285-1 McCaffety, Kerri / 78 Nye, Tim / 81 Riley, Terence / 68 & Merrill, 1984–1996 / 65 Weisman, Jeffry / 73 Architecture of Natural Light, The / McDonald, Elvin / 68 Robert A.M. Stern: Buildings & Projects, SOM: Architecture of Skidmore, Owings Weschler, Lawrence / 85 978-1-58093-240-0 McGlade, Dennis C. / 70 O 2004–2009 / 63 & Merrill, 1997–2008 / 65 Wexler, Dr. Milton / 81 Artfully Modern: Interiors by Richard McInerney, Jay / 77 O’Keeffe, Linda / 27, 73, 79 Robert A.M. Stern: Buildings and Projects Speer, Albert / 57 Wharton, Edith / 75 Mishaan / 978-1-58093-400-8 Mellins, Thomas / 57, 61, 62 Old Buildings, New Forms / 62 2010–2014 / 63 Stamp, Gavin / 59 White Light: Heiberg Cummings Design / Art of Living, The / 978-1-58093-250-9 Menkes, Suzy / 83 Olin, Laurie / 70 Robert A.M. Stern: Houses and Gardens / Stark, David / 74 79 Artful Decoration: Interiors by Fisher Mergel, Jen / 85 Olin: Placemaking / 70 63 State of Architecture at the Beginning of White on White: Churches of Rural New Weisman / 978-1-58093-358-2 Mertins, Detlef / 65 Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects / Robert A.M. Stern: On Campus / 64 the 21st Century, The / 65 England / 89 Asian Art Now / 978-1-58093-298-1 Meyers, Zesty / 27 60 Robinson, Edward / 89 Stein, Achva Benzinberg / 70 White, Samuel G. / 62 Astonishing Works of John Altoon, The / Michals, Duane / 87 Osodi, George / 81 Rocheleau, Paul / 59 Steinberg, Claudia / 73 Wilson, Richard Guy / 75 978-1-58093-386-5 Midcentury Houses Today / 61 Ottaviani, Lorenzo / 61 Rooms to Remember: The Classic Stern, Robert A.M. / 25, 58, 60, 61, 62, Withers, Jane / 64 Auto Focus: The Self-Portrait in Miebach, Bärbel / 73 Oudolf, Piet / 47. 70 Interiors of Suzanne Tucker / 78 63, 64 Wood, Kate / 7 Contemporary Photography / Milbourne, Karen E. / 82 Owen, Lorna / 84 Rosa, Joseph / 57 Storr, Robert / 29 Wolf, Vicente / 74, 77 978-1-58093-300-1 Milstein, Jeffrey / 87 Rosenfeld, Jeffrey P. / 66 Steven Ehrlich Houses / 66 Worden, Seri / 45 Authentic Garden, The: Naturalistic and Mirrors of Paradise: The Gardens of P Rosenthal, Steve / 89 Stilgoe, John / 70 Contemporary Landscape Design / Fernando Caruncho / 70 Paradise Planned: The Garden Suburb Ross, Cristina A. / 61 Stripes: Design Between the Lines / 79 X 978-1-58093-426-8 Mishaan, Richard / 73, 78 and the Modern City / 62 Ross, Lisa / 88 Struth, Thomas / 89 Xiaofeng, Fang / 69 Modern Luxury / 78 Pare, Richard / 61 Roy Lichtenstein in His Studio / 89 Sully, Susan / 60 B Modern Shoestring: Contemporary Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture Rubin, David A. / 70 Suspending Reality: Interiors by Benjamin Z Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Architecture on a Budget / 61 1925–1940 / 84 Ruger, Axel / 85 Noriega-Ortiz / 79 Zweite, Armin / 89 Landscapes / 978-1-58093-227-1 Moneo, Rafael / 63 Partners in Design: Alfred H. 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