This volume investigates the design and construction of the Aalto House, a seminal work by the renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. As part of a comprehensive 28-volume series on Aalto's oeuvre, this monograph offers an in-depth examination of one of his most personal and influential residential projects. It draws upon original archival material and new photographic documentation to explore the architectural principles and innovative solutions embodied in the house.

As part of a major series dedicated to Alvar Aalto's extensive body of work, this monograph is presented by experts and draws from authoritative sources. The series aims to be the most comprehensive overview of Aalto's architectural output, suggesting a scholarly and detailed approach. The focus on original material and new photography indicates a commitment to providing fresh perspectives on established works. The collection as a whole is positioned as a definitive resource for understanding Aalto's significant contributions to architecture and planning.