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- 2014
- The architecture of nation-building in newly independent states: the case of Senegal (Dakar), Tanzania (Dodoma) and Congo (Kinshasa)
- A multitude of in-betweens in African urban spaces
- Een huis van pijn in Zuid-Afrika
- Een huis van pijn in Zuid-Afrika
- The adventures of the French architect Michel Ecochard in post-independence Dakar: a transnational development expert drifting between commitment and expediency
- 2013
- Making the African City: Dakar, Dar es Salaam, Kinshasa, 1920-1980
- Kinshasa: a city of 'squatters' and planning schemes
- The development syndrome: post‐war housing and racial segregation in Africa
- Between commitment and expediency: the role of the individual expert in translating development planning into architecture and urban design in Africa
- Making the African City: Dakar, Dar es Salaam, Kinshasa; 1920-1980