Catalan artist Xavier Corberó is perhaps most famous for his monolithic home that combines brutalist concrete shapes with the unnamable otherworldliness of a surrealist painting. Sensitively photographed by Daniel Riera, this coffee-table book is a sweeping overview of a monolith in contemporary architecture. What at first appears cold and austere, gives way to warm and humble details and conversely what first appears quaint and unassuming — like a pair of leather moccasins or a small, circular window, is transformed with the weight of significance. The House of Xavier Corberó is a grande testament to a master of his craft.