Shaping Freedom: Architecture 1959-2025 - Herman Hertzberger publishing the New York premiere of

the New York premiere of Fat City in 1972

these texts constitute a deeper exploration of the theory introduced in Architecture from Below: An Anthology

a poet said to have been killed by the last thing he saw: the castle’s columns appearing to him as palm trees

Pizzagate and the world’s most influential companies (Enron

Entwining this personal search with a wider cultural narrative of what the virus and virality mean in our times—interrogating what it means to “go viral” in an era of explosive biochemical and virtual contagion—The Observable Universe is at once a history of our viral culture and a prismatic account of grief in the internet age

Shaping Freedom: Architecture 1959-2025 - Herman Hertzberger publishing the New York premiere ofThis book, a reflection on Herman Hertzbergers legacy, spanning from 1959 to today, is as much about making architecture as it is about world making. The Dutch architect never considered his works as stand alone objects, but rather as parts of webs of connections on different scales. In this collection of texts, photographs, drawings, his own work, and architecture and art by others, all of these layers come together to form a universe of