One House Per Day: no.001-365

One House Per Day no.001-365 is a collection of high-quality 1:1 reproductions of Andrew Bruno's One House Per Day drawings, accompanied by essays that contemplate the place of the detached house in American culture from social, political, and economic perspectives. The book is 392 pages long and softbound in grey recycled paper, with 365 debossed circles on the front cover to represent the 365 houses.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 392 pages
Publication date: 19 December 2022
Publisher: Oro Editions

One House Per Day, No. 001-365, is a captivating collection that encompasses the initial 365 drawings from Andrew Bruno's remarkable project, One House Per Day. This remarkable book features a foreword by Keith Krumwiede, along with insightful essay contributions from Malcolm Rio, Alessandro Orsini, and Nick Roseboro, as well as a thought-provoking essay by Clark Thenhaus. The drawings in this collection are meticulously reproduced in high quality, offering 1:1 reproductions of the originals. The 7.5" trim size perfectly matches the size of the sketchbooks in which the originals were drawn, preserving the authenticity and charm of the project. Each drawing is given its own dedicated full page, accompanied by a subsequent section that provides a brief description of the depicted house. While the drawings themselves remain relatively mute and devoid of emotional expression, the essays delve into the profound significance of the detached house in American culture, exploring its social, political, and economic implications from various perspectives. Spanning a substantial 392 pages, this book is bound in softbound grey recycled paper, adding a touch of eco-consciousness to its presentation. The front cover of the book features a striking design, with 365 debossed circles meticulously embossed to represent the 365 houses featured throughout the collection. This unique design element not only adds a tactile quality to the book but also serves as a visual representation of the sheer number of houses encompassed within its pages. Overall, One House Per Day, No. 001-365, is a must-have for anyone interested in architecture, design, and the cultural landscape of America. With its stunning drawings, thought-provoking essays, and eco-friendly packaging, this book offers a captivating glimpse into the world of Andrew Bruno's remarkable project and its enduring impact on the architectural discourse.

One House Per Day, No. 001-365, is a captivating collection that encompasses the initial 365 drawings from Andrew Bruno's remarkable project, One House Per Day.

This remarkable book features a foreword by Keith Krumwiede, along with insightful essay contributions from Malcolm Rio, Alessandro Orsini, and Nick Roseboro, as well as a thought-provoking essay by Clark Thenhaus.

The drawings in this collection are meticulously reproduced in high quality, offering 1:1 reproductions of the originals.

The 7.5" trim size perfectly matches the size of the sketchbooks in which the originals were drawn, preserving the authenticity and charm of the project.

Each drawing is given its own dedicated full page, accompanied by a subsequent section that provides a brief description of the depicted house.

While the drawings themselves remain relatively mute and devoid of emotional expression, the essays delve into the profound significance of the detached house in American culture, exploring its social, political, and economic implications from various perspectives.

Spanning a substantial 392 pages, this book is bound in softbound grey recycled paper, adding a touch of eco-consciousness to its presentation.

The front cover of the book features a striking design, with 365 debossed circles meticulously embossed to represent the 365 houses featured throughout the collection.

This unique design element not only adds a tactile quality to the book but also serves as a visual representation of the sheer number of houses encompassed within its pages.

Overall, One House Per Day, No. 001-365, is a must-have for anyone interested in architecture, design, and the cultural landscape of America.

With its stunning drawings, thought-provoking essays, and eco-friendly packaging, this book offers a captivating glimpse into the world of Andrew Bruno's remarkable project and its enduring impact on the architectural discourse.

Dimension: 190 x 190 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781954081864