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.

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.

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.

Can we still speak today of the existence of a Spanish architecture? "Abroad / En el extranjero" addresses this question presenting the work of five firms run by Spanish architects, each involved in teaching and working outside Spain. Jovis.

This book presents selected international projects by the successful practice Kamel Louafi Landscape Architects from Berlin. In an abundance of images, sketches, and essays the practice's attitude toward landscape becomes apparent. Published by Jovis.

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.

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.