“This is the first single-volume comprehensive overview ever published of Eisenman's buildings and projects, from his first work, House I (1967), in New Jersey to his most recent, large-scale works around the world. His most ambitious and complex project is currently under construction in Spain; his Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin which opened in 2005 has attracted worldwide attention and acclaim. At the book's core is a complete presentation of Eisenman's most important projects, delineated by the academic and building themes he has pursued throughout his career, and framed by essays from international architects and critics Stan Allen, Greg Lynn, Sarah Whiting and Guido Zuliani. This publication presents, sums up and fully illustrates his lifetime achievement.”

Thames & Hudson, 2006, 400 pages