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Featuring the bold fashion sensibility of Congolese Sapeurs, the fantastic found-art creations of Tahir Carl Karmali, and much more, this exhibition catalogue provides a lens on contemporary African expression.

We spoke to influential designer Bruce Mau about the 20th anniversary of his paradigm-shifting OMA monograph S, M, L, XL, his collaboration with Rem Koolhaas, and how the practice of architecture needs to change.

“I spend much of my time draw­ing. Whenever I have free time, I reach for my sketchbook,” the Spanish designer says. Here, he lets us in on his go-to sources of inspiration.

A catalogue of the best in Behance.net, an assessment of the modern skyscraper and a documentary on everything – from design scheme to local politics – that went into relaunching the Rijksmuseum.

There are few better ways to pass a hot summer afternoon than lounging in the shade, lemonade at the ready, book in hand. We’ve rounded up six books for art lovers – especially large-scale and installation art – that are sure to delight.

Part of a video series by New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture, Candy Stripe Variety Hour is a mash-up of architectural images and wry commentary by Jimenez Lai.

The French designer, who creates some of the most beautiful contemporary furniture in the world with his brother Erwan, lets us in on his likes.

These three titles explore what goes into making new materials, how to visually map Mexico City’s complex terrain, and what can make the office environment much more engaging.

Three new titles exploring, respectively, the importance of site-specific architecture, land art that reinterprets Copenhagen’s energy ambitions, and the graphic design scene that flourished in California from 1936 to 1986.

The French architect, who just established a new school of architecture in a part of Lyon where she’s led on redevelopment, shares what she’s reading, watching and listening to.