"A Guide to Cambridge New Architecture" by Philip Booth and Nicholas Taylor offers a focused exploration of the city's post-war architectural landscape, specifically covering buildings constructed between 1945 and 1968. Presented as three guided walks originating from the Market Place, this book provides an accessible way to discover significant modern structures within Cambridge. It moves beyond the well-known historic college buildings to highlight the innovative, and sometimes controversial, contemporary designs that shaped the city during this period of significant urban development and social change. The guide serves as an invaluable resource for architecture enthusiasts, students, and visitors interested in understanding the evolution of Cambridge's built environment through its often-overlooked modern additions.