Architectural Association School of Architecture

• Cinematic Architecture
• Edited by Pascal Schöning, Julian Löffler and Rube

Cinematic Architecture looks at the unconventional process of architectural teaching and research of AA Diploma Unit 3 over the past fifteen years.

• 192 pages, extensive col. & b/w ills
  180 x 180 mm, Paperback, 2010
  ISBN 978-1-902902-77-7
  
  £20.00

• Cities of Childhood
• Italian Colonie of the 1930s
• Essays by Alex Wall, Stefano de Martino, Lodovico B. di Belgioioso, Eduardo Paolozzi, Giulio Pediconi, Agnoldomenico Pica

The Italian colonie of the early twentieth century were institutions which provided physical and educational activities for the children of the new industrial cities during their school holidays...

• 88 pages, extensive b/w ills
  280 x 280 mm, Paperback, 1988
  ISBN 978-1-870890-02-1
  
  £30.00

• Climate Register
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• Essays by Peter Salter and Peter Smithson

The Smithsons have long been sensitive to the manner in which the detailing of a building can be informed by the circumstances and nuances of place, of which the weather is a universal 'given'...

• 60 pages, 120 ills
  230 x 230 mm, Paperback, 1995
  ISBN 978-1-870890-54-0
  
  £12.00

• Daniel Libeskind: Theatrum Mundi
• Daniel Libeskind

Out of print, unavailable for purchase. Refer to AA Library (aaschool.ac.uk/library), British Library (bl.uk), RIBA Library (architecture.com)
Daniel Libeskind is admired for his capacity to bring new dimensions to the perception of architecture...

• 27 pages, 12 col. plates
  Paperback, 2000
  ISBN 978-0-904503-61-6
  
  £27.00

• Eric de Maré
• Photographer, Builder with Light
• Text by Andrew Higgott

He is best known for his work in The Architectural Review in the 1950s, when his photographs of functional buildings such as warehouse and canal structures influenced a generation of architects, helping to create a new language that expanded the possibilities of architectural design at a time when the ideals of Modernism were being revalued.

• 100 pages, 102 duotone ills
  343 x 273 mm, Paperback, 1990
  ISBN 978-1-870890-28-1
  
  £36.00

• Ernö Goldfinger
• Texts by James Dunnett, Gavin Stamp, Charlotte Perriand

Out of print, unavailable for purchase. Refer to AA Library (aaschool.ac.uk/library), British Library (bl.uk), RIBA Library (architecture.com)
International in conception, arrogant in scale, unsentimental in finish, rigorous in detail – Ernö Goldfinger’s buildings are representative of the architectural ideals of his generation, sustaining and fulfilling the promise of the pioneering decades of the Modern Movement.

• 128 pages, 300 b/w ills
  Paperback, 2010
  ISBN 978-0-904503-26-5
  
  £21.00

• Forms of Inquiry
• Edited by Zak Kyes & Mark Owens

For this publication nineteen international graphic designers have provided three contributions: a representative example of past work, and an 'inquiry' into architectural subjects serving as the foundation for a series of newly commissioned prints. this new work aims to re-examine the increasingly overlapping practices of graphic design and architecture and in so doing hopes to compile a selective genealogy of the architectural canon as seen through the field of contemporary graphic design.

• 168 pages, extensive col. & b/w ills
  210 x 148 mm, Paperback, 2007
  ISBN 978-1-902902-62-3
  
  £20.00

• Four Studios in Barcelona
• Text by Deyan Sudjic

This book presents projects by a group of Spain's most innovative young architects - Alfredo Arribas, Pepe Cortés, Enric Miralles and Oscar Tusquets. Each is represented by extensively illustrated building projects as well as furniture designs, models and other objects, reflecting the strong links between the various aspects of design in Barcelona.

• 48 pages, 24 inc. col.
  373 x 250 mm, Paperback, 1992
  ISBN 978-1-870890-41-0
  
  £16.00

• ijp : The Book of Surfaces
• George Liaropoulos-Legendre

Out of print, unavailable for purchase. Refer to AA Library (aaschool.ac.uk/library), British Library (bl.uk), RIBA Library (architecture.com)

At a time when architectural discourse and practice are brimming with references to new geometries, ijp: The Book of Surfaces turns its back on the habitual perception of the 3D surface as a photosensitive, colourful and somewhat mystifying expanse

• 162 pages, extensive b/w ills
  224 x 180 mm, Paperback, 2003
  ISBN 978-1-902902-32-6
  
  £20.00

• Intuition & Process
• Texts by Alvin Boyarsky, Peter Salter

The work demonstrates a particular sensibility drawn from the programmes of individual units, tempered by a common concern with the definition of space, materials and structures

• 108 pages, over 150 b/w ills.
  210 x 210 mm, Paperback, 1989
  ISBN 978-1-870890-14-4
  
  £15.00