Initially proposed for the US Pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal, Buckminster Fuller's World Game was played for the first time in 1969 in New York. Over the next decade the World Game evolved and expanded. Across its different manifestations the World...

Visualize and Awaken deals with the question of how to see the world with new eyes. It is a summary of design research conducted over ten years in a seminar at the art college Musashino where Kenya Hara teaches and serves as a continuation of his ear...

One of the most significant architects of the last century, Louis Kahn continues to provoke and inspire. This book explores Kahn through the architectural models that were integral to his design practice. To create his work, Kahn called upon a broad...

"Architecture for Dogs" is an architectural project featuring renowned architects from around the world, primarily Japan, examining the close bond between dogs and humans at the level of design. Since its launch in Miami in 2012, the project has tour...

This book proposes an ecological urbanism framework for the Medina of Tunis, approaching it as a complex urban landscape that operates beyond the bounds of formal city-making. Moving beyond preservation-based readings, it draws on Richard T. T. Forma...

Concrete and Code brings together two influential strands of postwar Japanese art and architecture - the experimental practices of the Gutai Art Association and the speculative urban proposals of the Metabolists - to rethink modernism through the len...

"Sympoietic Architecture: Making with Lina Ghotmeh" investigates the concept of sympoietic living in the work of Lina Ghotmeh. Defined by Donna Haraway as "making with" and "worlding with", Ghotmeh's work epitomizes this approach. As a multi-ethnic a...

"The Walking Society: Now More Than Ever!" brings together visual material, archival documents and newly commissioned content to examine Camper's evolution since its founding in 1975. The book adopts a documentary approach, activating the archive as...

"Closer to Things: Drawing Practices as Spatial Research" examines drawing as a critical research methodology in architecture and the spatial disciplines. Moving beyond drawing's conventional role as a prescriptive design tool, the publication addres...

Conceived as an opera in four acts, the exhibition documented in this book brings to life the chair collection of Swiss entrepreneur Thierry Barbier-Mueller (1960-2023). Through the scenography of the renowned American director Robert Wilson (1941-20...