Architects often don’t make time to read. Students and professionals alike will admit that the unread books on their shelves outnumber the ones they've read - which is unfortunate because literary contributions to the field of architecture, from Vitruvius to Le Corbusier, have shaped the way we build and use buildings for centuries. With this in mind, ArchitectureBoston polled their readers, asking them to share their favorite architecture and design titles, to compile a list of important architecture books you should set aside some time for. The list covers a wide range of subjects, from historical theory to the practicalities of starting a firm. See all thirty-three titles, after the break.
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Shelf Life: 33 Book Recommendations From Architects & Designers
https://www.archdaily.com/533789/shelf-life-33-book-recommendations-from-architects-and-designersArchitectureBoston
Case Studies in Coastal Vulnerability: Boston, Seoul, Hamburg, Bangladesh & New York
This article originally appeared in the latest issue of ArchitectureBoston as “Troubled Waters."
The challenges of sea-level rise cross boundaries of all sorts: geographic, political, social, economic. Proposed mitigation strategies will also necessarily shift and overlap. Here, we present five case studies from across the globe that offer intriguing ways—some operational, some philosophical—to address the threats associated with climate change. Drawing on a research initiative focused on vulnerabilities in Boston, a team at Sasaki Associates developed these additional design-strategy icons to illustrate the layered approaches. They are adaptable, the better to meet the unique demands of each coastal community.
https://www.archdaily.com/473188/case-studies-in-coastal-vulnerability-boston-seoul-hamburg-bangladesh-and-new-yorkArchitectureBoston