Archi-Graphic: An Infographic Look at Architecture Paperback – October 27, 2015

This is a thoughtful and beautiful collection of illustrations. It is packed with interesting information presented in a creative and humorous way. Every page offers extensive research of facts and data any scholar, educator, or design professional would appreciate. Each graphic it's own right is work of art. Ideal for a coffee table.

Remember when you were a kid and you had that favorite book that you would stare at each page for hours on end? Sometimes the content was so interesting that your mother actually had to tell you to put it down and come to dinner. This is definitely one of those books! This book is visually stunning and has so many layers of whit, intelligence, and drool-inducing data. Believe me - you want this book. Archi-Graphics is not just for architects and designers. It's an amazing book that everyone will find interesting because everyone wants that book they grew up with and could never put down.

Very inspirational book. Interesting graphics too

Archi-Graphic is an amazing, fantastic, and a must read. It had me learning about architecture and history in a whole new way. I've opened this book so many times that the spine is nearly worn already. I promise you will never get tired of looking at this book and it is a must have for every architecture enthusiasts' shelf.

Archi-Graphics graphically depicts architecture's richness and complexity. It is educational without preaching or expressing moral or political implications. And if a picture is worth 1000 words, the graphics presented in this book express an encyclopedia of architectural discipline and inclinations over time. The extensive research depicted in Archi-Graphics exposes great architects thoughts and proclivities on many issues; some resolved over time and some ongoing. If you enjoy or are curious about the growth of architecture, this book is a must read and if you are an architectural historian it provides consolidated research in an enjoyable and succinct form.

totally useless. Dont buy it. Reading portfolio on issue would be more helpful

The coffee table book fit for an architect's home!

I love this book. Through an array of graphical invention, it reveals interesting facts and relationships about architects, architecture and the larger culture. There's a gem on every page.