If you have a passion for both the environment and the marvels of modern architecture, "Invisible Architecture, Atelier Ten" might be a treasure trove for you. This book offers a unique perspective on how cutting-edge sustainable engineering blends with aesthetics. It's a visual feast and a thoughtful reflection on Atelier Ten's 25 years of pioneering work, delivering a deep dive into projects that have reshaped landscapes around the world.

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Atelier Ten is an international engineering practice based in London but with offices all over the world. Founded in 1990 they specialise in sustainable design and have worked on a number of major projects alongside such architects as Grimshaw, Michael Hopkins, Wilkinson Eyre and Robert Stern. Amongst their most famous projects are Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, Tour Carpe Diem in France, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Federation Square in Melbourne. This book gives a detailed overview of the practice through a series of highly illustrated, thematic essays and covers all their major works since their foundation. It will appeal to engineers and architects alike.

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