100 Ideas That Changed Architecture by Richard Weston and published by Laurence King in October 2011 chronicles the most influential ideas that have shaped architecture through out history. The book is arranged in a broadly chronological order.

Both an interiors book and a wider view of Postmodernism, Terry Farrel's book reviews the movement not as a style but as part of an all-encompassing cultural era, a phenomenon of an age that rediscovered holistic connectivity and the broadening of viewpoints. A Laurence King book.

Lorraine Farrelly explores a wide range of ways to represent the city, from freehand sketching to sophisticated computer models. This Laurence King book provides a practical introduction to these techniques for students. it is an visual handbook for representing the contemporary city.

Rule-based design in architecture and urbanism. The interest in design methods based on rules makes the structuralist approach one of the most productive methods for the organisation, design, and production of the built environment. Published at Edition Axel Menges.

The book Architectural Diagrams in the series Construction and Design Manuals by Pyo Mi-young, brings together more than 1500 diagrams from a predominantly European avant-garde of architects. Available at DOM publishers.

This compendium is both a reference work and source of inspiration with 500 unique examples of contemporary interior design, featuring the work of world-renowned designers as well as emerging talents. Published by Verlagshaus Braun.

Very Small Cafés and Restaurants written by John Stones and published by Laurence King features 40 projects from around the world, almost all of which measure less than 150 square metres. Included are projects from designers such as Wonderwall and Marti Guixé.

This new volume in the DOM Publishers' series Construction and Design Manual introduces the building typologies theatres and concert halls. Presented are 32 projects by internationally acclaimed architects, each illustrated with full colour photographs, scale plans and sketches.

This first comprehensive documentation of a unique house out of clay portrays the residence of artist Martin Rauch, which he erected with architect Roger Boltshauser. The house is located in the town of Schlins in Vorarlberg, a Mecca of those interested in clay construction. Birkhauser.

This publication is the official guide to the work of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and all RIBA Awards presented in 2010. It showcases new projects of all types worldwide by both established and emerging practices. Published by Merrell Publishers.