With this new series of publications, the Canterbury School of Architecture launches a new way of 'curating' work by academics and practitioners across various disciplines, including architecture and fine art.

The three 'circulating objects' launched on the 20 November 2008  in Canterbury, set the tone for the new series, with one book (extensive:intensive) focusing on innovative practices in spatial design education, another (Update All Possible Worlds) exhibiting the work of highly-acclaimed Berlin-based interdisciplinary practice Lorma Marti, and the third (adjacencies) assembling projects and essays which together indicate the distinct approach of the School.
 
Topics for further illustrated monographs planned for publication in 2009 range from the everyday experiences of the city to cutting-edge digital practices in spatial design and construction, from the question of 'interiority' to the role of transformative, 'live' projects in education.

Please click the books to see some sample pages from the three books shown above.

If you would like further information about this series of publications or would like to buy a copy of any of the books, please contact Jane Molyneux on+44(0)1227 817376 or email jmolyneux(at)ucreative(dot)co(dot)uk

Photographs of the book launch party