Oro Editions

The study Reimagining the Library of the Future investigates the various models of public buildings and civic space through the lens of the library.

The book investigates Leonardo Ricci's practical and theoretical approach to architectural design, giving this exceptional figure the recognition he deserves within the panorama of Italian and international architecture following the Second World War.

Introducing international perspectives, LA Frontiers encourages the bridging the latest research outcome with application and practice.

One House Per Day no.001-365 collects the first 365 drawings from Andrew Bruno's project One House Per Day, along with a foreword by Keith Krumwiede and essay contributions by Malcolm Rio, Alessandro Orsini & Nick Roseboro, and Clark Thenhaus.

The book takes as its starting point the city of Canton, at the heart of the most populous built-up metropolitan area in Mainland China, and a city that has for several centuries held a central position with regard to economic, social, and physical change in the country.

In what is arguably a most crucial time for discourse around issues that are concerned with the political, institutional, and social shape of worlds to come, this book explores the agency of the project of architecture and its processes of innovation by constructing an opportunistic and contingent map of effectual positions.

A simple guide on how to address urban ills and promote environmentally responsible community planning in developing countries.

A tale of death and intrigue examines arrogance, ambition, and redemption. Who will succeed - and at what cost?