How Buildings Learn: What Happens After They're Built
by Stewart Brand | 
Shelter
by Lloyd Kahn | 
The Architecture of Happiness
by Alain de Botton |
Building Big
by David Macaulay |
The Small House Book
by Jay Shafer |
Builders of the Pacific Coast
by Lloyd Kahn | 
The Secret Lives of Buildings
by Edward Hollis | 
The Seven Lamps of Architecture
by John Ruskin | 
The Timeless Way of Building
by Christopher Alexander |
The Most Beautiful Libraries in the World
by Jacques Bosser | 
Delirious New York
by Rem Koolhaas | 
Halls Dictionary Of Subjects And Symbols In Art
by James Hall | 
Just My Type
by Simon Garfield | 
Talking Pictures
by Ransom Riggs | 
Apollo's Angels
by Jennifer Homans |
Stories in Stone
by Douglas Keister | 
The Book of Legendary Lands
by Umberto Eco | 
Encyclopedia of the Exquisite
by Jessica Kerwin Jenkins | 
Modern Architecture
by Kenneth Frampton | 
The Victorians
by Jeremy Paxman |
The strange saga of American architecture in the twentieth century makes for both high comedy and intellectual excitement as Wolfe debunks the European gods of modern and postmodern architecture and their American counterparts.