Meet the publication S, M, L, XL. Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large by Rem Koolhaas. It is a well-known architectural book that uses scale ("S, M, L, XL") as a way to think about different types of projects and themes in architecture and urbanism.

The book is primarily associated with the work of the OMA office and offers an extensive collection of materials - from texts and reflections to presentations of selected projects. It is not a guide to clothing sizes; the labels S, M, L, XL here serve as a conceptual framework for organizing content according to scale and scope.

Explore how scale translates into design - from smaller briefs through buildings to broader urban and cultural contexts. The publication may appeal to students, professionals, and readers interested in contemporary architecture, theory, and the presentation of architectural projects.

Key product benefits:

• Comprehensive view of selected projects and ideas related to the work of Rem Koolhaas/OMA
• Scale concept (S, M, L, XL) as a framework for orienting topics and types of briefs
• Wide scope from architectural designs to cultural and urban contexts
• Suitable as a study and reference title for those interested in architecture and design
• Inspirational material for working on architectural presentation and argumentation

Features and uses:

• Extensive visual and textual publication suitable for home reading and study
• Appropriate for architecture students, architects, and readers interested in contemporary architecture
• Content organized by scale: S, M, L, XL (not as clothing size definitions)
• Can serve as a source of inspiration and references for projects and texts
• Helps to understand how different scales affect briefs, design, and the impact of architecture