Books

Shannon Mattern visits a "a publishers’ enclave" that is seeking to reinvent Korean publishing, architecture and urban planning in the wetlands near the Demilitarized Zone.
Jan 22, 2013   Places Journal
Planetizen is pleased to release its ninth annual list of the ten best books in urban planning, design and development published in 2010. This year's selection includes some big names, some big ideas -- and a book called "Toilet." Exclusive
Nov 22, 2010  By Tim Halbur
Opinion
Nov 12, 2010   By Chris Steins
A new book by Robert Gatje gives public squares and piazzas the coffee-table treatment, meticulously detailing what makes these historic spaces work.
Sep 7, 2010   The Architect's Newspaper
Salon interviews author J.C. Hallman about his new book "In Utopia," which explores modern-day utopian projects and how they differ from those of the past.
Aug 21, 2010   Salon.com
A review of the new book, <em>Two Billion Cars: Driving Towards Sustainability</em>, which argues that cleaner cars are the future of transportation and barely mentions bicycling, walking or transit.
Jun 10, 2010   re:place Magazine
Laredo, Texas is losing its only bookstore, a B. Dalton (the chain is going out of business).
Jan 25, 2010   CNN
With vacations upon us many students have been asking me what they should read over the winter break. Opinion
Jan 4, 2010   By Ann Forsyth
Norman Weinstein, architecture writer for The Christian Science Monitor, picks his top ten books on architecture that came out in 2009.
Dec 9, 2009   ArchNewsNow.com
Planetizen is pleased to release its eighth annual list of the ten best books in the planning field. With titles covering some of the most timely issues in planning -- from form-based codes to exploding growth in China -- the list gives readers an overview of the best ideas and writing in the field. Exclusive
Nov 24, 2008  By Tim Halbur
Lastmonth's blog outlined how to find books recommended by many planners-important,classic, or accessible. Opinion
Jun 29, 2008   By Ann Forsyth