The one and only huge definitive book (check out the weight). It has an excellent pictorial study of each house and that includes a lot of graphic material and you'll see from the book's dimensions that everything is big. I was very impressed with the production but it has to be said that the author's other book (Blueprints, below) has more analysis. LOOK INSIDE.

Taschen have condensed their huge Jumbo edition (above) down to a compact softcover edition of ninety-six pages. It is basically a listing of the thirty-five projects with two or three photos and sometimes a floor plan of each. AMAZON HAVE PUT THE REVIEWS FOR BOTH BOOKS ON BOTH BOOK PAGES! LOOK INSIDE.

A brilliant and comprehensive study of the complete Study program and nicely a lot of background information about modern architecture of the period, especially in California. This is the hardcover edition. LOOK INSIDE.

A reprint of McCoy's 1962 book. Plenty of photos and some plans but unfortunately it is printed on poor quality paper so the images are not as bright as they should be and they have been scanned from the original 1962 book. It is interesting though because it is an overview of the material printed in Arts & Architecture magazine about the houses. LOOK INSIDE.

Own a little bit of history by getting this ten box set of Art & Architecture reprints and read all about the Case Study program as it evolved. Nicely each issue has articles about Californian cultural affairs and art as well as plenty of architectural features, especially modern houses. LOOK INSIDE.