These “New Antiquarians” embrace novel ways of looking at—and living with—the material culture of the past and present.

Synthesizing recent scholarship with four decades of fieldwork, the urban anthropologist and professor argues that public space is integral to healthy, democratic, and sustainable communities.

Read an excerpt from the upcoming book on the late architect, which features previously unpublished archival materials and interviews.

Dedicated to wood, this anthology explores the medium through multiple lenses from sourcing to forestry management to construction methods and technical innovations.

Every day since November 2019, Andrew Bruno has sketched a single dwelling and shared it with his Instagram following—his new book reflects on the first 365 days of this self-initiated drawing exercise.

The architect's book and work, Franco Purini writes, "provides an exemplary counterpoint" to prevalent modes of architectural expression from the last 30 years.

Part coffee-table book, part construction manual, the volume illustrates 55 houses over six contents, in rural and urban settings, with the goal of removing the mystery behind building with low-carbon materials.

Extensive field research reveals how climate change has already impacted and reshaped communities.

Blair Kamin chronicles a recent urban history of Chicago architecture.