ARCHITECTURE MONOGRAM is a book series on emerging architects, landscape designers, photographers, and writers from Belgium and the Netherlands. Each book is conceived by the designers themselves, which makes them more like artist books than monographs. Rather than simply showcasing the results of their work, the designers open up the portals of their imaginations to reveal the personal obsessions and motivations that stimulate their process. With each new book, the series offers a poetic inquiry into the state and the boundaries of architecture today.

iIn this second issue of the Architecture Monogram series, Swiss-Dutch landscape architect Anouk Vogel reflects on 10 years of independent practice in the form of short conversations with her alter-ego. The evocative texts are inspired by images of her projects and illuminate the way she explores the margins of the discipline.

ARCHITECTURE MONOGRAM is a book series on emerging architects, landscape designers, photographers, and writers from Belgium and the Netherlands. Each book is conceived by the designers themselves, which makes them more like artist books than monographs. Rather than simply showcasing the results of their work, the designers open up the portals of their imaginations to reveal the personal obsessions and motivations that stimulate their process. With each new book, the series offers a poetic inquiry into the state and the boundaries of architecture today.

iIn this second issue of the Architecture Monogram series, Swiss-Dutch landscape architect Anouk Vogel reflects on 10 years of independent practice in the form of short conversations with her alter-ego. The evocative texts are inspired by images of her projects and illuminate the way she explores the margins of the discipline.