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Architecture, Interiors and Cities

Holds books on buildings, architectural theory, urban planning, streets and the design of homes and libraries.

27 books on Architecture, Interiors and Cities, 2 of them tier 1, recommended by 18 people including Patrick Collison and Mohnish Pabrai.

27 books · 18 experts

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  1. The Death and Life of Great American CitiesJane Jacobs, 1961
  2. A Pattern LanguageChristopher Alexander, 1977
  3. Notes on the Synthesis of FormChristopher Alexander, 1964
  4. Programs and Manifestoes on 20th-Century ArchitectureUlrich Conrads, 1971
  5. Life in the English Country HouseMark Girouard, 1978

The best books on Architecture, Interiors and Cities 27

Jane Jacobs · 1961
Still the founding text on how urban value is actually created.
Christopher Alexander · 1977
Design patterns for towns and buildings; the origin of pattern thinking
“Girouard, Life in the English Country House”Paul Graham
Recommended byPaul Graham
Christopher Alexander · 1979
“A recommended favorite; Alexander's pattern thinking strongly influences Perell.”David Perell
Marie Proeller Hueston · 2012
Recommended byMohnish Pabrai
Charles Montgomery · 2013
Recommended byMr. Money Mustache
T4 Cozy
Isabel Gillies · 2019
Recommended byArianna Huffington
Rem Koolhaas
Recommended byMatt Mullenweg
Jun'ichirō Tanizaki

Experts 18

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Authors 1

Stewart Brandwrote 1 book here

Recommenders 18

Patrick Collisonrecommends 14 books here
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Mohnish Pabrairecommends 5 books here
Daniel Burkarecommends 3 books here
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Jason Friedrecommends 2 books here
Sam Altmanrecommends 2 books hereStewart Brandrecommends 2 books herePaul Grahamrecommends 1 book here
KK
Kevin Kellyrecommends 1 book here
Arianna Huffingtonrecommends 1 book hereCaterina Fakerecommends 1 book hereChris Dixonrecommends 1 book here
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David Perellrecommends 1 book here
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