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.

The aim of this book by Colin Davies is to provide teachers, students, practising architects and general readers with a set of ideas that will enrich their conversation, their writing, and above all their thinking about architecture. Published by Laurence King in October 2011.

This handbook gives technical guidance on forms, materials, structural design and construction techniques suitable for small and large timber bridges. Eurocode 5 Part 2 provides an international standard for timber bridges. Spon Press published the book of Christopher Mettem.

The fifth edition of this book reflects significant changes in regulations and best practice. It is recommended by the UK Timber Frame Association and will include guidance for both Eurocode 5 and BS5268. A TRADA publication, editor Adrian Young.

How does a successful foundation of an architecture office really work? Based on experiences of young offices around Europe, "Wonderland" will anser these and other questions. Published by Springer.

The photographer, Ingrid von Kruse, depicts in her 32 portraits internationally recognized architects who have decisively influenced architecture. In expressive and personal photographs she grants an insight into the individuals and their work. A Jovis book and exhibition at DAM, Germany.

The results and innovations of the Energy Efficient Solar Houses that have participated in the Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Universities Competition are described in this book. The book is mainly directed to professionals of the building sector and Architecture and Engineering Students.

Ten Projects in the Great Outdoors by White arkitekter AB. Mark Isitts book about Scandinavia’s leading architectural practice reflects a radical shift in architectural method – pointing out how construction is affected and altered by stringent ecological demands and the natural context. 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.