A selection of new architecture books at Gleeson Library explores diverse topics: the evolving role of architects, Southern Vietnamese modernism, AI’s impact on design, prefabricated interiors, San Francisco’s redwood-driven growth, disability-inclusive urban spaces, modern architectural history, acoustics in 20th-century Britain, detailing principles, and Julius Kahn’s reinforced concrete revolution. Continue reading 10 New Books in Architecture
These books cover architectural topics including fabric innovation and women’s contributions to disability-centered design, as well as vernacular architecture. They explore historical figures like Benjamin Latrobe and Buckminster Fuller, examine the impact of politics on architectural utility, and discuss sustainable building practices. They also address heritage preservation, global architectural landmarks, and the evolution of architectural theory and practice. Continue reading Ten New Books in Architecture
