Robert A. M. Stern Books

The book explores Gilbert's contributions to American architecture through five distinct categories, highlighting his establishment of a national practice and evaluating the Minnesota State Capitol as a pivotal achievement in civic architecture. It also delves into his career in New York, his interpretations of civic ideals in urban and university planning, and his influence in the public sphere. Each section offers insights into how Gilbert shaped architectural discourse and practice in the United States.

Robert A. M. Stern's monograph showcases twenty-six of his firm's notable houses across North America, highlighting a blend of tradition and innovation. Each design reflects its unique context and regional vernacular, from coastal cottages to Georgian estates, emphasizing timelessness and a dialogue with architectural heritage.

Book by Robert A. M. Stern, Thomas Mellins, David Fishman

Revealing insights into the mind of a pivotal figure in architecture, this collection of transcriptions from Philip Johnson's tapes offers a candid exploration of his thoughts and experiences. Edited posthumously, the tapes provide an intimate look at his creative process, influences, and the evolution of his iconic designs. Readers can expect to gain a deeper understanding of Johnson's impact on modern architecture and the personal reflections that shaped his legacy.

Featuring a rich collection of recent projects by Robert A. M. Stern Architects, this illustrated survey showcases the firm's versatility and innovative designs. It serves as an essential reference for architecture professionals and libraries, while also appealing to enthusiasts of architectural beauty. The volume emphasizes both the aesthetic and functional aspects of contemporary architecture, making it a valuable addition for anyone interested in modern design.

Focusing on the reinterpretation of historical architecture for modern needs, this volume showcases Robert A. M. Stern's diverse projects over the past two decades. It features various building types, such as libraries, cultural centers, and health care facilities, alongside master plans for towns and campuses. As a sequel to "Robert A. M. Stern: Buildings," it highlights Stern's commitment to blending past influences with contemporary design, illustrating his significant impact on architecture worldwide.

Focusing on the years 1999-2002, this monograph showcases over one hundred diverse projects by Stern, highlighting his contributions to residential, cultural, and commercial architecture, as well as government buildings. It also features innovative designs for products like fabric and tableware, reflecting a comprehensive exploration of his work during this period.