This handsome slipcovered hardback edition, published by Hatje Cantz, explores the home of Episcopal priest and contemporary art collector Al Shands, designed by architect David Morton and completed in 1988. Over 216 pages, including lavish fold-out panels and elegant “Bible paper” inset texts, the book highlights the building of the home and the Shands’ growing collection, including site-specific commissions by Petah Coyne, Sol LeWitt, Maya Lin, Stephen Vitiello and Betty Woodman.

Includes essays by Peter Morrin, Julien Robson, John Yau; texts by Glenn Adamson, Petah Coyne, Maya Lin, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Alyson Shotz, Stephen Vitiello, and Betty Woodman; and an interview between Al Shands and Alice Gray Stites. Hardcover with slipcover, 308 pages, 11.74″ x 11.23″  x 1.4″, 4.64 pounds.