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Unpacking My Library: Architects and Their Books

16 November 2009, 19.42 | Posted in Books & Magazines | 1 comment »

selectism - Unpacking My Library: Architects and Their Books

Unpacking My Library Unpacking My Library: Architects and Their Books provides an intimate look at the personal libraries of twelve of the world’s leading architects, alongside conversations about the significance of books to their careers and lives.” Through photographs of workspaces and bookcases (which we all love, right?) we get a glimpse of the architects lifestyle, personality, and intellectual leaning. Some of the architects included are Henry Cobb, Peter Eisenman, and Michael Graves. Each subject also provides a top ten of influential titles.

Eisenman’s list features writing from Rem Koolhaas and James Joyce.

The book is edited by Jo Steffens, features an essay by Walter Benjamin, and is published by Yale University Press.

Available now from Amazon Unpacking My Library: Architects and Their Books.


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  1. D:

    A Postmodern book about Postmodernists\’ books. How…Postmodern!

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