Europe

Berlin is not just the capital city and largest metropolis in Germany. It is also characterised by its most varying architectural landscape. The present architecture guide provides access to this structural spectrum. Three proven experts guide the reader

The architectural history of Prague reached its first peak during the Gothic period. After the end of the cold war the city made the connection to contemporary architecture in the form of extraordinary buildings. In this title, the chronologically sequence and the high-quality photos graphically display the typical characteristic of each era.

This new edition of BUILDING BERLIN showcases the most interesting 70 new buildings in and out of the German capital by architects working in Berlin. Each project is presented on the basis of informative texts, the most important facts as well as insight.

Urbanism in dictatorship has been discussed from the national view only, but urbanism has always been an instrument to gain recognition by other states. This book analyses dictatorship in Italy, Portugal, Spain, Germany and the Soviet Union, discusses the state of research, and presents new research.

Authoritative survey of modern and contemporary Austrian architecture, featuring some 100 additional buildings.

An authoritative overview of Northern Italy's modernist architecture between 1946 and 1976, forming a handy guide for architecture lovers and professionals alike.

An authoritative overview of Northern Italy's modernist architecture between 1946 and 1976, providing a handy guide book for architecture lovers and professionals alike.

A handy guidebook to significant historic architecture in Lower Austria, which is a popular tourist destination around Vienna.