Phaidon Press's Blog, page 127

Brutalist buildings you can only see in our new book

The wrecking ball has levelled them but they live on forever in our new Atlas of Brutalist Architecture

Destination Art every kid will love!

Taking a trip with children Then pick out somewhere from our great new travel guide to art around the world

Cool Designs for Cultured Kids Montessori Geometric Solids

This early 20th century developmental toy was one of the first design products created specifically for children

How does Annie Leibovitz do it

On the photographers birthday, read the stories behind the images in her new book Annie Leibovitz At Work

Sketch to Skyline - what Luis Barragns Las Arboledas development in Mexico looked like on day one

The Pritzker laureate brought nature, order and colour together in this Mexican residential development

Destination Art with deeper meaning

Take in these works while youre away and add a lesson in politics, society and world history to your art excursion

How Steve McCurry captured the lives of coffee growers

On International Coffee Day take another look at the photos in From These Hands A Journey Along The Coffee Trail

These Brutalist buildings look a bit like Jenga blocks

There are plenty of structures in our new Atlas that look just a little bit like the popular wooden building block game

The perfect beer for Nordic Baking

After centuries apart, Evil Twins Swedish Fika Biscotti Break brings Nordic brewing and baking together again

Elmgreen & Dragset have a tall tale to tell about this pool

Dont believe everything you see and read at their excellent new Whitechapel Gallery show