Adam Mornement

Adam Mornement is a writer specializing in contemporary architecture and architectural history. He is a former deputy editor of World Architecture, and a regular contributor to the Times Magazine and Condé Nast Traveller, among other newspapers and magazines. His books include Corrugated Iron - Building on the Frontier (Frances Lincoln, 2007) and Treehouses (Frances Lincoln, 2005). He has also written Extensions (Laurence King, 2007) and Infill: New Houses for Urban Sites (Laurence King, 2009).

Boathouses By Adam Mornement This book, with its stunning illustrations, tells some wonderful stories and throws light on some very special buildings. It is a celebration of the boathouse. Category: Architecture, Art and Design Publisher: Frances Lincoln

Corrugated Iron - Building on the Frontier By Adam Mornement and Simon Holloway The story of corrugated iron - durable, biodegradable, versatile - and its use in building. Category: Architecture, Art and Design Publisher: Frances Lincoln