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Twenty Indian architects, each represented by a landmark house — a diverse portrait of a design culture simultaneously rooted in Indian spatial tradition and engaged with global contemporary architecture. Gauri Kelkar’s survey reveals extraordinary range and ambition in contemporary Indian residential design.

Henning Larsen’s working sketches and conceptual drawings — hand-drawn documents of architectural thinking in process, from the Danish architect behind some of Scandinavia’s most celebrated buildings. Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup’s scholarly commentary illuminates the relationship between drawing and design.

An international survey of the most inventive contemporary apartment buildings — projects addressing dense urban housing with architectural intelligence and formal ambition. Chris van Uffelen’s comprehensive Braun Architecture reference provides floor plans, sections, and photography across a globally diverse selection.

A beautifully photographed guide to the Parisian art of domestic life — the aesthetics, rituals, and values behind some of the world’s most admired interiors. Mathilde Favier’s Flammarion volume explores what makes a Parisian apartment feel the way it does, combining visual inspiration with genuine philosophy.

Profiles of the designers who defined the postwar aesthetic — the Eameses, Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, and their contemporaries whose furniture and products are among design history’s most collected. Dominic Bradbury’s essential Phaidon reference for students, collectors, and design enthusiasts.

A beautifully produced survey of stone houses from ancient Provençal farmhouses to contemporary architect-designed residences — documenting the world’s oldest building material across millennia and continents. Phaidon’s inspiring volume for architects and anyone drawn to stone’s enduring domestic beauty.

Ten extraordinary private residences by Peter Marino — interiors of remarkable luxury and cultural ambition, conceived as settings for significant art collections. A Phaidon landmark in luxury interior design documentation, presenting the work of New York’s most culturally serious residential architect.

The definitive Phaidon monograph on Diller Scofidio + Renfro — the practice behind the High Line, the Shed, and Lincoln Center’s renovation. A comprehensive document of a firm that has consistently questioned what architecture is and expanded what it can do.

A comprehensive survey of Brutalism’s key architects — Breuer, Rudolph, Lasdun, and their contemporaries — and the raw concrete buildings that defined postwar urban landscapes. Owen Hopkins’s Phaidon volume makes a compelling case for a controversial movement that was both technically audacious and ideologically serious.

The illustrated life of Walter Gropius — founder of the Bauhaus and one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century design. From Weimar to Harvard, Daybelge and Englund trace a career inseparable from the history of modernism in a richly illustrated, authoritative Phaidon biography.

Phaidon’s survey of how the world’s most adventurous interior designers are using bold, unexpected colour — not as decoration but as architecture that shapes space and mood. Visually exhilarating and practically inspiring: an essential reference for designers and anyone reimagining their own space.

A landmark celebration of women interior designers throughout history — presenting their extraordinary work while making the case for why they have been systematically overlooked. Jane Hall’s richly illustrated book is both a design history and a challenge to the established canon.

Deyan Sudjic’s definitive account of Vitra — the Swiss design company whose collaborations with the Eameses, Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, and others have produced some of the most celebrated objects of our time. Essential for designers and design enthusiasts: the anatomy of a true design institution.

An exuberant guide to creating interiors that genuinely reflect the people who inhabit them — mixing periods, cultures, and objects loved for personal rather than fashionable reasons. Rodman Primack and Rudy Weissenberg offer inspiration and philosophy for living with authenticity and joy.

Architect Deborah Berke’s compelling examination of adaptive reuse — transforming existing structures rather than demolishing them. Through richly documented projects, she argues that working with what exists is both sustainable practice and a profound form of architectural imagination.

David Andreu Bach’s Container Architecture reveals the transformative power of shipping container construction in contemporary design. This expert guide explores sustainable building solutions, from technical implementation to creative applications across residential and commercial projects. Bach illuminates how architects and designers are converting industrial containers into innovative architectural statements, addressing modern challenges through resourceful, environmentally conscious construction methods.

Discover the innovative architectural world of Patrick Genard through this comprehensive exploration of his professional practice and design collaborations. Published by Loft Publications, this architecture book reveals the creative methodologies and collaborative approaches that define contemporary architectural excellence. Perfect for architecture professionals, students, and design enthusiasts seeking insights into modern architectural practice and innovative design thinking.