Towards a New Kind of Building: A Designer's Guide for Nonstandard Architecture

The book explores the transformation of architecture through digital tools and production methods, prompting a reevaluation of design and aesthetics. It addresses the shift from mass production to bespoke, made-to-measure components, questioning whether uniqueness will replace the traditional economic rationale for repetition. Kas Oosterhuis reflects on his practice in light of advancements in design and communication technologies, emphasizing the transition from static to dynamic, interactive architecture. This guidebook serves as a critical examination of "non-standard architecture" in contemporary practice.