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Under the Edge: The Architecture of Peter Stutchbury is a major monograph on the work and architectural philosophy of acclaimed Australian architect Peter Stutchbury. Edited by Ewan McEoin, the book examines Stutchbury's distinctive approach to designing architecture in close relationship with the Australian landscape, climate, light, materials, and natural environment. His work is presented as an architecture that responds to place rather than imposing a building independently upon it.

The book combines critical essays with Stutchbury's own reflections, drawings, sketches, plans, photographs, and detailed project documentation. The later edition presents fourteen major projects in detail, alongside a selection of earlier works, and concludes with an illustrated chronology of his career and a look at his working studio. Projects include the Invisible House in the Blue Mountains, the Wall House in Japan, and the Hangar Flying Museum in the Hunter Valley.