39th edition of Dutch architecture’s international calling card

‘Bright spots in a recalcitrant practice’ – Archined

With excursions to projects from the yearbook and podcast in collaboration with Landmassa

For almost forty years, Architecture in the Netherlands has been an indispensable annual review and source of inspiration for anyone professionally engaged in, or simply interested in Dutch architecture. Every year a trio of editors looks back on the previous year’s archi...

The second edition of Circular Communities, now featuring new, inspiring community-led circular practices from across the globe

An alternative perspective on the relationship between resources, nature and human beings

Provides a design method to facilitate an alternative economic and cultural model: what do we value and how do we organize ourselves in relation to one other and to nature?

Building on the first edition of Circular Communities (2022), this sequel explores culturally dive...

Cartographies of Catastrophes is an in-depth exploration of how disasters, whether due to wars or to natural calamities, have been documented and mapped over the past two centuries. This interdisciplinary volume brings together historians, urban planners, and architects to examine the role of maps in understanding, responding to, and reconstructing after catastrophic events. From the Greek War of Independence to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, this book offers a unique perspective on how map...

Where architecture meets reflection – How building in China reveals new ways of seeing our cities and ourselves

Learning from the biggest and greenest construction site in the world, focusing on projects like the Lucky Knot Bridge and the China Rose Museum

Sequel to You Can’t Change China, China Changes You

Architecture promises ideals: creating cities of the future, designing for a better world. But how do those ideals hold up in a time of fragmentation and friction?

For twenty y...