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.

Fritz Auer and Carlo Weber founded the practice Auer + Weber in 1980, after having worked with Günter Behnisch, successfully continuing the work in the sense of an open, undogmatic architecture. Falk Jaeger provides an insight into the mindscape of this multifaceted practice.

Towards Zero-Energy Architecture: New Solar Design, by Mary Guzowski, explores the theories, practices and principles of new approaches to solar architecture that foster both design excellence and low-energy use. Published by Laurence King.

This rich collection of writings and criticisms by structural engineer and Princeton University professor Guy Nordenson, brings together previously published essays on structural engineering, architecture, design, and seismic research from 1973 to 2008. Lars Mueller.

This book focuses on the exciting possibilities for representing the built environment with all the techniques – both traditional and digital – that are now available. It motivates students to draw using a range of media and helps them to further develop their skills. Published by Laurence King.

Across all cultures, contemporary religious buildings are among the most stimulating and experimental in architecture. This publication is a unique collection of international examples of sacred spaces af all denominations that were built in the last few years. Published by Gestalten.

Compiled by architects for architects, this is an indispensable resource for professionals seeking to understand how colourful buildings can animate their environs and engage their users. Published by Thames & Hudson.

The 5th edition of the Architectural Papers edited by the Josep Lluís Mateo Chair at the ETH Zurich, After Crisis: Post-Fordist Conditions for Architecture, focuses on the new conditions for architectural practice and the new epistemologies that may inform it in the next future.

The International Highrise Award is bestowed every two years on an outstanding building from a number of worldwide nominations. In this Jovis publication, 27 current highrise projects - finalists and nominated projects - demonstrate important trends and innovative concepts.

Brasilia and Chandigarh were built within a Western planning euphoria that displayed utopian traits. Since then, foreign architecture and the indigenous culture have formed new identities. Iwan Baan has taken photos of everyday life in both cities. Published by Lars Müller.