Books published by Lars Muller Publishers

An exploration of energy, environment, and an expanded definition of architecture

Rethinking the principle of form in architectural discourse.

117 kilometres of interaction between pilgrimage and architecture.

A journey around the world of sustainable urban design.

Reinterprets the building as a form of knowledge.

An unprecedented testimony of this city's sacred, historic architecture, which has been destroyed almost completely. Over 400 photographs provide privileged access to the site of Makkah.

This small cultural history is dedicated to the hand as a popular motif in visual communication.

Features the ongoing pigeon-painting artwork of Julius von Bismarck and Julian Charriere, as previously seen at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.

This publication explores the different yet corresponding architectural concepts of Umberto Riva and Bijoy Jain.

On the correlation between two societal phenomena. With selected projects by Herzog & de Meuron, Rem Koolhaas, Eduardo Souto de Moura, and many more

A distinguished collection of Swiss art since the 1970s Including an interview with the collectors

Unpublished drawings give an insight into the poetic world of architect Kazuo Shinohara

How our future cities challenge sustainability and how to tackle this issue and improve the quality of urban life. Cutting-edge research and new approaches from the field of New Urban Science

Reprint of the famed 333th issue of idea. Most influential typographer of the twentieth century. A comprehensive documentation of Ruder's life and work

Poster Collection 29 is the first comprehensive tribute to the designers Jorg Hamburger and Georg Staehelin. Connected by a passion for precision and detail, the two graduates of Allgemeine Gewerbeschule Basel share a creative attitude that continues and reformulates the legacy of Swiss Style.

Of cial publication of the Chicago Architecture Biennial 2017 Focusing on the interplay of design and historical material.

Ahead of his time-Fuller's visions on globalization and the "rescue through technology"