We partner with authors and publishers to develop, produce, and promote books that support their strategic goals.
THIS IS NOT A MANUAL:
BUILDING A MUSEUM
Client: SmithGroupDrawing on decades of experience, SmithGroup’s design professionals share best practices for organizing and delivering successful museum capital projects. Building a Museum is a clear, accessible guide that promotes collaborative, forward-thinking approaches, supported by intuitive graphics and a practical glossary.
SEEKING ABUNDANCE
Client: MASSDrawing on a decade of work in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, MASS demonstrates how design can generate lasting social, environmental, and economic benefits. Seeking Abundance presents a replicable, collaborative, and regenerative approach to building that helps communities and the planet thrive together.
FAST FORWARD
For more than 85 years, HKS has advanced architecture, interiors, urban planning, and research to strengthen communities and elevate the design industry. Today, the firm continues to shape the future by harnessing the combined power of technology and design thinking for societal impact.
Client: HKS
AGAINST THE GRAIN
Client: Schiffer PublishingThis book showcases 12 inspiring single- and multi-family homes that highlight renewable mass timber as a beautiful response to climate change. Examined through architectural and cultural lenses, the projects reveal the emerging story of timber as a strong, sustainable building material.
BAMBOO CONTEMPORARY
Client: Princeton Architectural PressThis beautifully produced book explores 14 innovative bamboo houses from around the world, showcasing the versatility of one of the planet’s most sustainable building materials. Praised by Library Journal, it pairs unique design ideas with stunning photography from Indonesia to Brazil.
TOGETHER BY DESIGN
Client: Princeton Architectural PressTogether by Design examines the architectural and social benefits of communal living through more than fifteen contemporary projects around the world. With photography, drawings, and plans, it explores shared living through design, policy, culture, and sustainability, praised by Dwell for its global scope.