A first-person account of the thinking that has informed and inspired Foster’s work
In richly visual essays, written and curated by Foster himself, the internationally celebrated architect examines the interconnected ideas that shape his work. Reflecting on Roots, Flight, Nature, Art, Making, Place, Cities, and his love of all things Alpine, he describes architecture as a cultural practice grounded in craft, context, and dialogue.
Hardcover, 22.8 x 28.9 cm, 2.19 kg, 368 pages

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