The follow up to Architecture for Humanity's highly successful "Design Like You Give a Damn" arrived in 2012, six years after the first. Even though it has a different publisher, it follows the same format: introduction by AFH founders Cameron Sinclair and Kate Stohr, collecting and presenting around 100 commendable projects, a square page size, and even the rough, recycled paper. There are more high-profile projects in the second book than the first one (the High Line, for example, a questionable inclusion given its ties to exclusivity and gentrification in the area) and not as many of the most notable socially conscious projects, which the first book came close to exhausting. Nevertheless, there's plenty of inspiration in these pages for designers looking to make a difference. ( )