You’d have to pay thousands of dollars to sit in your own Frank Gehry–designed Experi­mental Edges club chair, but Frank Gehry: On Line, a new title from the Princeton Univer­sity Art Museum ($29.95), comes in a similarly constructed corrugated-cardboard case and can be had for a much smaller price. The book collects the last 20 years of the architect’s hand drawings and accompanies an exhibition of the same name at the mus­eum. Sure, it’s less comfy than the chair, but it’s just as structurally sound.

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