Book review: the architecture chronicle: diary of an architectural practice by Jan Kattein

Andrew Molloy finds The Architecture Chronicle to be a fascinating and provocative book which challenges the traditional approach to writing about and describing architecture. It dispels the myth of the individual genius, while at the same time describing in detail what architects do, revealing the genuine value they bring to the construction process. This volume would be a great read for new students of the profession, allowing them through the doors and making them acutely aware of their responsibilities and potentials.