Paperscapes: New York: The Book That Transforms Into a Cityscape

by Tom Wilkinson

Turn your Paperscapes book into a work of art and the perfect gift. Paperscapes New York features over 50 of the city's seminal buildings. Accompanying illustrations press out of the page, transforming your book into a cityscape to treasure and display. Described in authoritative and compelling style by Tom Wilkinson, History Editor of the Architectural Review , New York's imposing skyscrapers and idiosyncratic structures define the idea of the modern city. More than a book, the unique format of Paperscapes New York transports this instantly recognizable skyline into your hands and home.

112 pages, Hardcover

Published September 1, 2020

Reviews

[All My Friends Are Fictional · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great deal of fun and information.

[Rainy Lanie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unlike the other Paperscape books on London and Paris they had a different author. While the others told a little about the architecture, it also had fun tidbits about what businesses or organizations were in the building and random facts. The NYC book was written by an architect guy and it went way too deep into architect jargon and dry and boring facts building facts instead of the fun stuff.

[Jesse Richards · Rating 3 out of 5]

Beautiful text and illustrations on each page, but the finished product of producing the "cityscape" is lackluster.