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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.

Photographs of Álvaro Siza’s buildings paired before and after — showing how time, weather, and use transform work by one of architecture’s great masters. A Phaidon meditation on how buildings exist in time, revealing whether they improve with age and what they mean when inhabited.

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.