do you read me?!

do you read me?! presents a select range of international magazines and reading material. Celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, the iconic Berlin shop boasts hundreds of magazines, themed journals and books from all over the world, covering art, fashion, photography, design and architecture as well as literature, music, society and contemporary culture. In addition to their buzzing store in Berlin’s Auguststrasse, do you read me?! founders Mark Kiessling, designer, and Jessica Reitz, professional booksellers, opened the Reading Room on Potsdamerstrasse in 2011. Designed by Greige and furnished by Artek, this unique do you read me?! branch not only serves as a shop with space to sit down and browse, but regularly hosts events such as talks, exhibitions and magazine or book launches.

Auguststraße 28
10117 Berlin-Mitte
+49-30-695 49 695
info@doyoureadme.de

Best-Selling Design Books (January)

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AA Files #67 Add to My Reading List

Architectural Association

AA Files 67 features contributions by Richard Anderson, Mario Carpo, Will McLean, Paul Martin, Samantha Briggs, Thomas Hardy, Elisabetta Andreoli, Mari Lending, Peter Carl, Irena Murray, Andrea Fredericksen, Alex Schweder, Mark Swenarton, Thomas Weaver, Neave Brown, Henderson Downing and more.

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Alfred Altherr Junior Add to My Reading List

Alfred Altherr

Alfred Altherr Junior made his mark in the area of modern Swiss architecture as a designer, architect, museum director, lecturer and exhibition designer.

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Inspiring Interiors Add to My Reading List

Piet Swimberghe
Jan Verlinde

A compilation of imaginative interior design from around Europe, offering a wonderful source of inspiration.

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Volume #38: The Shape of Law Add to My Reading List

Archis

“It’s legal, but is it legitimate?” and “It’s legitimate, but is it legal?” These are questions rarely discussed in public concerning architecture and urban design.

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George Nelson Add to My Reading List

Jochen Eisenbrand

George Nelson (1908-1986) is one of the most important American designers of the second half of the 20th Century. His work as chief designer for the American furniture manufacturer Herman Miller has given him a place within American cultural history.

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