Traces the connections between the Catalan architect's genius and his religious faith, and explores the irony that the man so celebrated in a secular world believed that his work was a relig... read more
The author, who was born in Israel, sits on the board of the International Criminal Court in the Hague and is director of Forensic Architecture, a multi-disciplinary research organisation th... read more
Ducuments the interior of this jewel that is wholly in sync with its creator. By the great-nieces who lived in the house in Mexico City all their lives.
The latest in PVA's platter of pocket-sized essay collections non-fiction (on Music, Film and The Animal World), with writing by Lynne Tillmann, Niven Govinden and other monumental figures.
Campbell was employed by Mellon in the 1970s to make paintings of her interiors, and this book - focusing on houses in NY, Washington DC and Virginia - is the culmination of that unfinished ... read more
The authors run a successful interior design studio. This is not a book about their own projects, but a visual record of large houses in Portugal that survive in something like their origina... read more
Issue 4 of Ruth Guilding’s annual bonanza of architecture, interiors and off-beat ways of life celebrates Stanway and Newbiggin, Samuel Palmer and green men, folk art and fashion, the witc... read more
Issue Five of one of the hottest new interiors magazines, feat. Jasper Conran, the Royal Opera House, Ben Pentreath and Charlie McCormick, Cécile Daladier and Nicolas Soulier, Feliks Topols... read more
An exemplary study, via the great masterpieces (Blenheim Palace, Castle Howard etc). CSS casts the romantic, emotional work of Vanbrugh against that of his more staid contemporaries, Wren an... read more
Silks, jewels, fans, toile de Jouy, her private apartments and the Petit Trianon; also what came later - the myth, the cult, fashion and feminism. To accompany this autumn's blazing show at ... read more
Considers the sturdy craftsman bungalows of Cora Cadwallader Tuttle and William Hazel's eerie Victorian... A reminder that Frank Lloyd Wright was not the only American practitioner of the Ar... read more