7 Architecture Books To Fill Up Your Suitcase

No matter what kind of holiday you’ve got planned, you will need quality books. Quality architecture books. Whether you’re killing time while stuck in transit or inside your hotel room on a rainy day, it is the perfect opportunity to catch up on the architectural reading, you normally have no time or patience for.

Picking the right books to bring can be tricky though. Should you go for the entertaining or the enlightening? We’ve helped you out with a few suggestions, anging from Vitruvius to Zumthor to Koolhaas. So, there will likely be something for everyone.

	For the active holiday     Bike Town Tokyo By Yoshiharu Tsukamoto & René Kural
	For the exploratory holiday     The Images of Architects By Valerio Olgiati
	For the contemplative holiday     Atmosphere By Peter Zumthor
	For the intellectual holiday     A Topology of Everyday Constellations By Georges Teyssot
	For the classical holiday     Vitruvius: Writing the Body of Architecture By Indra Kagis McEwen
	For the reckless holiday     Content By OMA / Rem Koolhaas
	For the environmentally concious holiday     Behind the Green Door By Rotor