In 1989, Princeton Architectural Press published "Anchoring", the first book on the work of the then up-and-coming architect Steven Holl. Since then, Holl has become one of the most famous and highly regarded architects in the world through his award-winning residential and institutional work; his teaching, writings, and drawings; and his persistent vision of an architecture that takes into consideration its place, time, and all the senses of the viewer. This philosophy helped to create some of the richest and most celebrated buildings of the past several decades. Indeed, in 2001, "Time" magazine called Holl "America"s Best Architect for "buildings that satisfy the spirit as well as the eye."" Sequels to "Anchoring Intertwining and Parallax" chronicled Holl"s work from the period 1988 to 1995. "House" brings us up-to-date on Holl"s most recent residences and collects his best-known projects from the past including a total of fifteen of Holl"s residential works. Rather than...