Books and Articles
Books
- The Function of Ornament (2006)
- The Function of Form (2009)
Articles
- "30 St Mary Axe" in Harvard Design Magazine 2012, number 35
- "An Archaeological Approach" in Instigations: Engaging Architecture, Landscape, and the City (2012)
- “Agenda bender: the case for the abolition of female role models” in The Architectural Review, May 2012 issue, UK
- “Architecture and activism should be as closely linked as the problems we need to solve” in The Architectural Review, December 2011 issue, UK
- “School buildings produce culture” in The Architectural Review, September 2012 issue, UK
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