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Passerelle des Arts Luxembourg

Marc Mimram Architecture Ingénierie and Fabeck Architectes

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Inken Baller & Hinrich Baller, Berlin 1966–89

Concéntrico

Urban Innovation Laboratory

The House of Doctor Koolhaas

Living Cities

Three Centuries of Park Systems

The Beauty of Impermanence

An Architecture of Adaptability from the Sharjah Architecture Triennial

Schneider & Schneider

Architektur 1997–2024

The Appian Way

Adolphe Appia and the Scenography of Modern Architecture

The New Design Museum

Co-creating the Present, Prototyping the Future

Visiting

Inken Baller & Hinrich Baller, Berlin 1966–89

Fawad Kazi KSSG – OKS

Band III: Haus 07A

Rural Vision

Creating Dialogues through Architecture

Architecture as Built Criticism

DEON

Ein Werkbuch

Buildings for People and Plants by WORKac

Einhausung & Hochpark

Gestaltung der Autobahneindeckung und des Ueberlandparks in Zürich Schwamendingen

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Whether you enjoy the sunny season in your hometown, or explore a new corner of the world – these three books are perfect summer reads, no matter where you spend a few days off.

Edwin Heathcote from The Financial Times picked “Dirty Old River” and “The New Design Museum” as two of his summer reads for this year. @heathcoteedwin “Dirty Old River” brings together essays and articles by Tom Emerson, which can be enjoyed in one piece or in small bites. Emerson’s unique approach to writing is often inspired by sideways glances and disciplines beyond architecture. He offers a new perspective on how things are made, why they take shape the way they do, and what these processes reveal about humanity. @tomemerson6a @studio.tom.emerson @juliecirelli @sarahhandelman @6a__architects Beatrice Leanza’s “The New Design Museum” is an examination of cultural institutions’ critical role as engines for knowledge production, where a democratic politics of mutual care and shared purpose can be explored and exercised. This book is filled with ideas, voices and life experiences of enriching inspiration. By mapping a new landscape of institutional practices across different geographical locations, this volume reveals how spaces of culture dedicated to design need transformation to respond to an ever-expanding outlook on design as a field that is moving beyond its traditional presentation as an object-based practice. @beabiyue Anthonie de Groot from our team chose “Survey. Architecture Iconographies” as her Park Books summer read. When architects visit a building, and want to record or identify what they see, they take out a bundle of folded sheets in search of a blank piece of paper. These sheets may be ground plans, diagrams, sketches and ordnance maps. In one way or another, all are survey drawings, operating as both documentation and analysis. This book explores the history of the survey and its multiple forms in order to understand how the methods of recording what already exists can also be used to imagine what might be. @matthew_james_wells #parkbooks #summerread #financialtimes #beatriceleanza #mattwells #tomemerson #edwinheathcote #summer
Passerelle des Arts Luxembourg Marc Mimram Architecture Ingénierie and Fabeck Architectes The Passerelle des Arts is a pedestrian and cycling bridge in the Quartier Européen Sud in Luxembourg’s Kirchberg neighborhood. It links the Avenue J. F. Kennedy, Kirchberg’s mobility backbone, with the Contemporary Art Museum of Luxemburg (MUDAM) and the Musée Dräi Eechelen. Designed by the local firm Fabeck Architectes and Paris-based Marc Mimram Architecture Ingénierie, the Passerelle des Arts is characterized by its sculptural design as well as the goal of preserving its natural environment, considered a green treasure in the heart of the city. Winding through the trees of the urban forest, with benches installed in the curves, the architecture encourages people to slow down and take a contemplative stroll. The close relationship between nature and culture strongly influenced the choice of materials: the bridge’s main structure is made of polished stainless steel that is combined with light-colored concrete elements for the deck and glass railings. This results in an ever-changing materialization of the whole throughout the seasons. Edited by the Fonds Kirchberg @marc_mimram @fonds_kirchberg @fabeck_tatiana @fabeckarchitectes #paserelledesarts #luxembourgcity #marcmimram #fabeckarchitects #parkbooks #pedestrianbridge #landscapedesi̇gn #infrastructure #civilengineering Book design by MONOGRAM, Miriam Rosner
On June 16th 2025 it was announced that our title The Craft of Place was chosen as one of the Most Beautiful German Books 2025. We congratulate all those involved and are very happy! The beautifully designed and lavishly illustrated volume showcases Mork-Ulnes Architects’ dedication to detail, context, and the evolution of their architecture through the interplay of tradition and innovation. Edited by Casper Mork-Ulnes @caspermorkulnes @morkulnesarchitects Book Design by Samuel Bänziger (Bänziger Hug) and Michel Egger @samuelbaenziger @michelegger #parkbooks #stiftungbuchkunst #morkulnesarchitects #sanfran #candospirit #norway #contemporaryarchitecture #mostbeautifulgermanbooks #bestbookdesign
Wir haben auch dieses Jahr einen Stand an der I Never Read Art Book Fair in Basel! Wir freuen uns - see you there. www.ineverread.com @ineverreadartbookfairbasel
The Beauty of Impermanence. An Architecture of Adaptability from the Sharjah Architecture Triennial The Beauty of Impermanence is a scholarly documentation of the 2023 Sharjah Architecture Triennial. It explores architectural responses to sustainability, resource scarcity, and adaptability, highlighting the contrasting resource management strategies of the global North and South over the last four hundred years. The North exploited resources through a belief in endless abundance and technological advances, underpinned by religious and mythological justifications for colonialism and slavery. The South, characterized by resource scarcity, has innovated within these constraints, developing adaptable, sustainable solutions that may offer a blueprint for future global resource management. The book advocates for a shift away from a consumption-driven approach to one that is ecologically and ethically responsible, urging a collective resolve to create systemic change for a sustainable future. Multilingual Edition - English & Arabic @sharjaharchitecture Edited by Tosin Oshinowo @tosin.oshinowo Associate Editor: Matthew Maganga @mattmaganga Book design by Morcos Key (Wael Morcos and Rouba Yammine) @morcoskey @realjonkey @waelmorcos @adeyemo_shokunbi @adrian_pepe @albordearq @bubuogisi @bm_msoma @ster.carro @fazendinhando @formafantasma @henryglogau @hive_earth @lesleylokko @african_futures_institute @michael__elegbede @itan_tk @joburg_bureau @naturafuturarq @kidcadaver @moeaa.feed @pauloxtavares @raafatmajzoub @thekhanzine @nieuweinstituut @tom.egoumenides @yarasharif2022 @yinkashonibarestudio @olaniyi.studio @aabhat.hunnarshala @nmbello1 @abdoumaliqsimone @paolantonelli @asifkhan.now @buzigahill.official @diamrad @limboaccra @wallelawal @51_1_arquitectos @acdfuz @cave_bureau @sandrapoulson #sharjah #sharjaharchitecturetriennial #parkbooks #globalsouth #intangiblebodies #scarcity #resources #adaptability #alayounis #thaonguyenphan
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