Buildings and Almost Buildings: nArchitects

This book puts forth questions in modern architecture, asking broad meta questions like if architecture is incomplete or being incomplete is the cause of architecture to begin with, and more. Bringing forth examples found in contemporary society, the book explores these questions it poses and muses on a world with many issues and how this intersect with the discipline, looking at the potential to be found in the architecture it shares. It shares projects that have goals of addressing pressing issues such as demographic shifts, access to housing and housing shortages, changing workplaces—in short areas where people spend most of their lives. The firm putting forth this book and their work featured inside is highly decorated and has received many awards in various realms of architecture. 

(This new remainder book doesn't contain a sharpie mark, but does show signs of shelfwear.)