This Thames & Hudson publication offers 21 selected projects by the Spanish contemporary architect Rafael Moneo. They are presented in detail, from the initial idea through construction to the completed work. Illustrated by new colour images by arch. photographer Michael Moran.

For decades, buildings by the architects Szyszkowitz + Kowalski have graced contemporary architecture with their vital and formal language. This Jovis publication includes projects up to 2010, analytical essays by F. R. Werner and a wide range of images.

SOM Journal 6 is the most recent in a series that traces the conceptual leanings of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP. A jury selects the buildings discussed in the volume, in the process subjecting the office's works to external critique. Published by HatjeCantz.

The architectural duo SANAA has won the highest honour for architects worldwide - the Pritzker Prize - in 2010. Just previously Lars Müller has published this book on SANAA that tries to capture the SANAA studios' working methods and contexts that are entangled with Japan's society.

HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art in Herning, Denmark is a new building designed by the renowned American architect Steven Holl. This book presents Holl's complex design of the museum including essays in English, German and Dutch. Published by HatjeCantz.

Architects Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos from the Amsterdam office UNStudio are stars on the international architectural scene. Their dynamic buildings are the outcome of creative and interdisciplinary design processes. Falk Jaeger (Jovis) introduces their major works.

This volume from the PORTFOLIO series presents all important international projects by the German architectural office of Stefan Behnisch from 1996 to 2009. The aim is to create energy-efficient and sustainable architecture for future generations. Published by Jovis.

Being known for her controversial work, Zaha Hadid, the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize, is firmly established in the world of architecture. Covering her complete works to date, this publication by TASCHEN demonstrates the progression of Zaha Hadid's career.

San Francisco’s Art Deco owns some of its major masterpieces to the architect Timothy Pflueger, who began practicing architecture after the city's 1906 earthquake. Therese Poletti tells the fascinating story of Pflueger’s life and work. Published by Princeton Architectural Press.

The architectural office marte.marte has completed strikingly unique buildings in Western Austria, contrasting the typical tectonics of the alpine region. This Springer publication illustrates their innovative work with numerous images and essays.