Design for Construction, a Study of Tectonic Imagination in Architecture Travel while also reimagining cities and

while also reimagining cities and communities

Not a photo in the pages

Containing works from the show

reissued for the first time in a handsome clamshell box

to see these projects

Design for Construction, a Study of Tectonic Imagination in Architecture Travel while also reimagining cities andby Eric Hweler, Explores how architects and engineers bridge design and construction through a tectonic imagination, a way of thinking that unites material, process, and craft. No less than thirteen Front projects are featured throughout the book, reflecting the firms commitment to innovation in faade design, material exploration, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Hwelers book situates these works within a broader dialogue on the evolving