Books by Geoffrey H. Baker

Geoffrey Baker has taught architectural design, history and theory for over thirty years. Since 1988, he has lectured at the School of Architecture, Tulane University, New Orleans, where he currently holds the Richard Koch Distinguished Chair. He has also served as Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte. His publications include monographs on Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier as well as numerous articles on the works of leading contemporary architects. The highly successful Architectural Monographs series focuses on individuals of international stature who have been influential in practice and in education. Each monograph is designed to reflect the style of the architect featured, providing an invaluable record of the work and an important source book for further study. Recent monographs include: Philip Johnson No 44 Carlo Aymonino No 45 Santiago Calatrava No 46 Imre Makovecz No 47 FTL No 48