Books published by Park Books

A study on two different but complementary urban realities that have played a fundamental role in the imagination, the definition, and the redefinition of the 20th-century modern city.

A documentation of Bogdan Bogdanovic's memorials and monuments in former Yugoslavia.

Presents recent research on artistic impulse on architecture.

This book examines Chicago's role as a catalyst for international developments and the city's influence to international discourse.It is the first publication to cover this aspect of Chicago's architectural history.

This title presents ideas and visions for the urban development of a booming suburban area in Switzerland.

An analysis of the relationship between media policy and urban design, with specific reference to the influence of visual media on New York's built environment during the 1960s and 1970s. Includes DVD of the film "What is the City but the People".

Features an urban design proposal for the Great Lakes Megaregion, offering a new approach on large-scale urban design. A range of current issues in planning and development for megaregions, around the world, are also addressed.

Published to mark the 50th anniversary of Le Corbusier's death, and for the first time in an English edition, his drawings in colour. A new essay examines the context and significance of the work, and a new index explains specialist terms and provides background information about the people and historic events.

180 buildings from three continents are featured with the same clear and use-orientated presentation of information that characterised the first volume. Christ & Gantenbein's approach to developing urban architectural designs is of practical value to students, teachers and practitioners alike.

The first monograph on Luca Selva Architects, who are best known for their residential architecture. Previously unpublished material is featured in the form of images, plans and visualisations.