The Art of Books and Buildings
DOM's extensive publishing programme combines both of their passions: architecture and designing high-quality books. Experienced editors, creative graphic designers, and architects work at the interface of theory and practice under one roof in the Friedrichswerder area in Berlin. DOM publishes up to 40 new titles each year and aim to provide architects, instructors, and students with a valuable foundation for their daily work and to make a critical contribution to the contemporary debate on architecture. In addition to the series of manuals, architectural guides, and basics, their thematic focuses include the architectural history of the former Soviet Union as well as architecture in Africa and the Muslim world. DOM’s books are published primarily in English and German, but increasingly also in Russian, French, Italian, and Spanish. DOM’s global distribution network means their titles can be purchased in architecture bookshops around the world, from New York to Moscow through to Tokyo.
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Torres Roa, Laura
An architectural guide describing over 160 buildings and city routes design to explore Lima by boat, car, train, bus, bicycle or on foot.
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Foerster, Yorck
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Celik, Mehmet
A guide on cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic port city known as the 'pearl of the Aegean' in the Ottoman Empire, exploring the diverse architectural heritage of the city through a selection of 265 buildings, among them the works of architects like Gustave Eiffel and Bruno Taut.
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Agarwal, Bindu
Featuring almost 150 buildings, Architectural Guide Mumbai will give the reader an understanding of how Mumbai's present is layered with its fascinating past and of the development challenges facing the city as it strives to provide more sustainable living conditions for its inhabitants.
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Ahmed, Sayed
Lavishly illustrated, a must-read guidebook for architecture enthusiasts, travellers, and residents alike on the bustling capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka. Includes QR codes and detailed maps to help navigate the concrete jungle of this metropolis with its population of 22 million.
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Meyer-Wieser, Thomas
An exploration of the North African city that was once the heart of ancient civilisation and is now the capital of modern Egypt. As well as looking at more than 300 buildings, it takes the reader on 20 walks and excursions.
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Wagner, Anselm
An architectural guide on Austria's capital of architecture, with outstanding examples of historical and contemporary architecture that range from the Renaissance Eggenberg Palace to the Kunsthaus.
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Weeko Martin, Bianca
This guide explores Manila's architectural history through nearly 120 buildings: from the neoclassicism and art deco of the American occupation to the brutalist concrete under the auspices of the Marcos regime right through to the expressive ecclesiastical architecture that serves the Philippines' large Catholic population.
