ORO Editions

ORO Editions ORO editions publishes a wide range of highly acclaimed, award-winning illustrated books.

For 2 decades ORO Editions has continuously raised the standards of its book publishing program and successfully launched two new imprints along the way. Publishing over 300 unique titles focused on landscape, urban planning, interior design, and architecture, representing the work of world class architects, landscape architects, urbanists, authors, graphic designers, and photographers—our list has reached millions of individuals across the globe. Throughout this growing body of work, ORO Editions has successfully curated and articulated a meaningful body of work filled with creative and intellectual "object d'art." Our passion for creativity and craft is exemplified in the work we publish. Beginning with the finest production materials, we produce books at the highest quality—carefully proofed to ensure perfection—with particular attention to the aesthetic beauty and artistry of each unique work.

A masterclass in color and narrative. Yinka Ilori: Chairman arrives next week. Pre-order now.
09/08/2026

A masterclass in color and narrative. Yinka Ilori: Chairman arrives next week. Pre-order now.

08/31/2026

Handcrafted furniture meets handcrafted print. 🪑📖

​Translating Yinka Ilori’s physical, tactile chairs into a physical, tactile book takes incredible precision on the press.

​Ink meets paper for a vibrant new creative creation. Drops September 15! Hit the link in our bio to be the first to know.

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08/21/2026

Ever wondered how a building can capture the soul of a city? 🏨✨

​Our latest feature, Hotel Design by Fillat + Architecture, takes you behind the scenes of urban redevelopment and historic foundations. Published by ORO Editions, this book explores the shift from "heads in beds" to creating meaningful, immersive guest interactions. From restored landmarks to cutting-edge boutique destinations, discover the design synergy that turns a building into a work of art.

​🔗 Shop the book at the link in our bio!

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08/14/2026

Do you ever feel completely trapped when you're sitting in traffic?

Escape the gridlock with Glideology, a brand-new comic by Andrew Furman that rethinks urban space and modern mobility!
Here is what you will find inside:
The Freedom of Gliding: A celebration of bicycles, scooters, skateboards, and the magic of open-air velocity.
Incredible Artwork: Hand-drawn visual essays featuring talking animals, retro 1980s technology, and intricate cityscapes.
A Call to Slow Down: A push back against isolating, car-centric culture to help us reconnect with our communities.
Expert Perspectives: Features a thoughtful foreword by Orion Ussner Kidder and a beautiful afterword by Mark Kingwell.
Leave the car at home and experience the world at your own pace.

🔗 Tap the link in our bio to grab your copy of Glideology today!

07/28/2026

Are architects losing their influence by focusing too much on "art"? 🏛️🤔

​In Monument to Instrument: Straight Talk About the Future of Architects, author Mike Mense challenges the profession to rethink its purpose. It's time to transition from designing ego-driven monuments to creating elegant, functional instruments that truly serve communities and human life.

​Dive into this manifesto for "radical functionalism" and discover how we can completely reshape architectural practice, rebuild our influence, and transform education for the 21st century. 📖✨

07/22/2026

Discover the architectural secrets of California's coast! 🌲🏡

Inverness by Design: How Berkeley Made a Summer Place by Courtney Linn traces the incredible journey of Berkeley’s brown-shingle culture to the rustic summer homes of Inverness. With a personal introduction by Gray Brechin and gorgeous photography by Alexander Vertikoff and Carmen Violich-Goodin, this book is a must-have for lovers of the Arts and Crafts movement, nature, and Bay Area history.

Head to the link in our bio to explore how these intentional communities bridged the gap between town and country! 📖✨

07/15/2026

Building a Museum: This Is Not a Manual is your definitive guide to navigating the complex journey of cultural placemaking. Authored by Jamē Anderson, Monteil Crawley, Sarah Ghorbanian, and Chris Wood of SmithGroup, this book is a brilliant distillation of lessons learned from hundreds of cultural projects and a decade of highly interactive workshops.
It goes beyond the physical architecture to cover everything you need to know: from stakeholder engagement and financial realities to the power of inclusive, purpose-driven design. If you've ever wanted to demystify the museum planning process, we've got you covered.

Tap the link in our bio to add this essential read to your architectural library today! 🏛️📚

07/06/2026

Can architecture be "savagely lived"? 🇨🇺✨

Step into the "ardent echoes" of Havana with our latest release, Habana Deco'. Photographer Duccio Malagamba spent years documenting the city’s Art Deco trilogy—the Bacardi, the López Serrano, and the Rodríguez Vázquez—capturing them not just as monuments, but as the vibrant backdrops for Cuban life.
With a poignant foreword by Zoé Valdés, this is more than a book; it’s a nostalgic journey through the terracotta walls and "everyday nothingness" of a city that charms regardless of the passage of time.

Shop the collection at the link in our bio. 📚🏛️

06/24/2026

Can architecture heal, calm, or even challenge us? 🌲✨

Dive into our latest release, ISPACE: The Architecture of Emotions by Davide Macullo and Philip Jodidio. Set in the magical Calanca Valley of Switzerland, this book explores how eight geometric timber pavilions seamlessly merge art, nature, and the psychology of space. Discover how essential shapes like the sphere, cube, and pyramid directly influence our neurobiology and well-being.

Available now at oroeditions.com!

06/23/2026

Discover Manhattan like never before. 🏙️🌎 Tiago Torres-Campos’s New York Geologics challenges how we view the city, shifting the focus from skyscrapers to the deep geological roots beneath our feet. It's a complete recalibration of the city's social and environmental positions. A must-read for architecture lovers, urbanists, and anyone fascinated by the Anthropocene!

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