Caruso St John's Collected Works, Volume 3: ‘The book’s beauty is matched by its heft’

Caruso St John v3

There are few architectural books that are hard to put down, but this is certainly one of them, writes Gavin Hale-Brown

It is an indulgent delight to be asked to review a book, more so one of this stature that follows on from two previous noteworthy volumes. My shelves are full of architectural tomes which have only been skim-read, or worse, only flicked through – I know they are there and one day, yes one day, I will find time to read them. So, being given the responsibility to read each page of such a book feels like a privilege – and it must be said that this book is rather special.

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