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Sandra Youkhana and Luke Caspar Pearson—the London studio You+Pea—have spent a decade insisting that game space is real architecture, and their new book makes the case with the discipline's own instruments. Videogame Architecture: Building Virtual Spaces, announced this month and arriving in October, works through 12 games— _Doom_ , _Disco Elysium_ , _Baldur's Gate 3_ , _Elden Ring_ , _The Sims 4_ and _Yakuza Kiwami_ among them—in plans, sections, 3D renderings and exploded diagrams: the documents an office would produce for a building that exists. John Romero, who drew the _Doom_ levels the book now measures, writes the foreword. The duo founded the Videogame Urbanism studio at the Bartlett School of Architecture, and when we covered their essay for Architectural Design last month, we said that games reach audiences buildings never will. The book is that idea executed: 288 pages, 500 illustrations, and a stated debt to the experimental architecture monographs and videogame guides of the 1990s—two genres of book that never expected to share a shelf. Read-Only Memory's limited run of 1,000 copies ships in October with an exposed binding, a clamshell presentation box and a Risograph print of E1M1— _Doom_ 's opening hangar, framed as a drawing worth owning. The Thames & Hudson hardback follows on October 22 in the U.K., per the studio, and November 17 in the U.S. Killscreen has walked this intersection from the start—in 2016 we argued that videogame architecture was failing the poor of the world. A decade on, the architects have finally arrived with measuring tools. Spreads from __Videogame Architecture__. Courtesy Read-Only Memory. Killscreen has been reading games alongside architecture, film and the rest of culture since 2010. The free Radar newsletter brings the three best finds to your inbox every week. Get the free newsletter

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