Catherine Seavitt Nordenson *96, Guy Nordenson, and Julia Chapman ’09 *14 offer new strategies for coastal planning for climate change…

Examining key episodes in the history of the 20th century preservation effort, Designs of Destruction (University of Chicago Press) is…

Superhumanity: Post-Labor, Psychopathology, Plasticity (e-flux Architecture) explores areas of “self-design” ranging from media and contemporary art to architecture and science…

Written by Princeton School of Architecture Professors Mario Gandelsonas and Alexandre Delijaicov, Fluvial Metropolis (Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers) researches the…

An Unfinished Encyclopedia of Scale Figures Without Architecture (MIT Press) strips more than 1,000 representations of human figures from their…

Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley’s field notes trace the past few 100,000 years to explore how design has gone viral…

The field of design has greatly expanded. It has moved from material objects to the crafting of individual styles and…

Projects and Their Consequences (Princeton Architectural Press) spans 30 years of investigation into form, structure, technique and planning. Jesse Reiser…

In Charles Gilbert Reilly: An Honorable Life (self-published), John Duff Jr. ’63 celebrates his great uncle, a Princeton man who…

In Engaging Design (Libraries Unlimited), the Seth Porter, head librarian of Princeton’s Donald E. Stokes Library examines how aesthetics, design…

Indrek Wichman *83 takes on the current K-12 educational paradigm in his book One Size Does Not Fit All (Rowman…

Andrea Kupfer Schneider '88 and David Kupfer draw on decades of experience to provide tips and negotiation training for individuals…

As a young boy, Barney took comfort in listening to radio broadcasts of the Washington Senators. As he grows older…

Star Ship (self-published) is an episodic comedy layered with geopolitical intrigue. Jan Andrew Buck ’67 writes about a miscreant crew…

A tribute to the former Columbia professor’s life and political ideas, Alan Brinkley: A Life in History (Columbia University Press)…

In How to Read a Protest: The Art of Organizing and Resistance (University of California Press), longtime protest organizer and…

Drawing on a worldwide range of mythologies, Sex in the World of Myth (Reaktion Books) examines how cultural conceptions of…

Walter Kaufmann: Philosopher, Humanist, Heretic (Princeton University Press) is a biography of the philosopher’s life, ideas, and many works. A…