"Keith Williams: Architecture of the Specific is the first major book showcasing the key works of one of international architecture's rising stars. Believing that making architecture is a process of refining things to their essence, Williams includes explorations of light, form, space, scale and materiality among his guiding design principles." "Including a foreword by Paul Finch, a critical essay by Kenneth Powell and an illuminating interview by Dr Sandra O'Connell with the architect, this Master Architect Series monograph celebrates Keith Williams' standing as a most exciting and dynamic architect."--Jacket.