New York: Princeton Architectural Press, (2001). First edition - A look at over 10 years of Richter's design practice - she is described as "one of the few architects working today who seek to radically reinvent urban design. Her work explores new solutions to architecture and planning by giving voice to elements deemed inappropriate or undesirable - traces of a site's history, contemporary photographs or drawings, and texts or spoken words. . . This book combines a descriptive, 'hyper-linked' text arrangement with drawings, models, and computer renderings of over 15 competition entries, urban design proposals, and built projects." Foreword by Anthony Vidler. Interview with Claire Zimmerman. Includes chronology 189 pp plus 1 pp list of publications by and about Richter. Printed on heavy glossy stock throughout. ISBN: 1-568982488.