Part of the Wiki BookList.

Be sure to see ReallyGoodPatternBooks.

'''Patterns & Architecture'''
* TheTimelessWayOfBuilding, ChristopherAlexander
* PatternLanguage, ChristopherAlexander, et. al.
* HowBuildingsLearn, StewartBrand
* Home: A ShortHistoryOfAnIdea, WitoldRybczynski
* LookingAround, WitoldRybczynski
* TheMostBeautifulHouseInTheWorld, WitoldRybczynski
* the RugBook, ChristopherAlexander
* NatureOfOrder, ChristopherAlexander
* SystemsArchitecting, Eberhardt Rechtin
* TheOregonExperiment, ChristopherAlexander
* House, TracyKidder describes the building of a new house, and the tensions between its Designer, its Builders, and the Client--problems analogous to those found in many software projects.

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'''Patterns & Computers'''
* LittleJavaFewPatterns, MatthiasFelleisen and DanielFriedman
* DataModelPatterns, David C. Hay
* HowSoftwareSystemsLearn, D'NarbTrawets
* PatternLanguagesOfProgramDesign
** Volume 1, JimCoplien & DougSchmidt, eds.
** Volume 2, JohnVlissides, JimCoplien, and NormKerth, eds.
** Volume 3, RobertMartin, DirkRiehle, and FrankBuschmann, eds.
** Volume 4, NeilHarrison, BrianFoote, HansRohnert, eds.
** Volume 5, DragosManolescu, Markus Voelter, and JamesNoble, eds
* DesignPatternsBook: Elements of Reusable ..., GangOfFour (Gamma et. al.)
* PatternOrientedSoftwareArchitecture: A System Of Patterns, PartyOfFive (Buschmann, et al.)
* A FunctionalPatternSystemForObjectOrientedDesign, ThomasKuehne
* DesignPatternsForObjectOrientedSoftwareDevelopment, WolfgangPree
* SoftwarePatterns (A Management Briefing), JimCoplien, SIGS Publications
* AnalysisPatterns, MartinFowler
* SucceedingWithObjects, Goldberg and Rubin. Not really patterns, but frameworks. Still useful though.
* SurvivingObjectOrientedProjects, by AlistairCockburn, contains a dozen ProjectManagementPatterns, although he still calls them strategies there.
* PatternsOfSoftware, RichardGabriel
* SmalltalkBestPracticePatterns, KentBeck.
* DesigningPascalSolutions, Michael Clancy and Marcia Linn
* ReallyBadlyWrittenCORBADesignPatterns, Thomas Mowbray & Raphael Malveau
* ThePatternHandbook, LindaRising
* The DesignPatternsSmalltalkCompanion, ShermanAlpert, KyleBrown, and BobbyWoolf
* PatternHatching, JohnVlissides
* ProcessPatternsBook and MoreProcessPatterns by ScottAmbler - http://www.ambysoft.com/processPatternsPage.html
* EssentialJavaStyle: Patterns For Implementation, JeffLangr
* DesignPatternsAndContracts, JeanMarcJezequel, MichelTrain, ChristineMingins	
* SoftwareConfigurationManagementPatterns, BradAppleton and SteveBerczuk
* HeadFirstDesignPatterns, EricFreeman and ElisabethFreeman with KathySierra and BertBates
* PatternsForParallelProgramming Timothy G. Mattson, Beverly A. Sanders, Berna L. Massingill
* ImplementationPatterns KentBeck
* DesignPatternsInRuby Russ Olsen

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'''Pattern-Think Referenced in Computer Books'''
* RefactoringImprovingTheDesignOfExistingCode, MartinFowler
* TheEssentialDistributedObjectsSurvivalGuide, by Orfali, Harkey, and Edwards
* LargeScaleCppSoftwareDesign, by John Lakos
* ObjectSolutions, Grady Booch
* ObjectOrientedDesignHeuristics, Authur Riel
* InformationOverload, Jerrold M. Grochow
* PeopleWare, by DeMarco and Lister
* BringingDesignToSoftware edited by Terry Winograd presents some good discussions about how we software professionals should pay attention to ideas from other disciplines of design.
* BeyondProgramming, Bruce I. Blum

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'''Patterns, MetaPatterns, Languages, Stories, Culture... "Across space, time and mind"'''
* TheLanguageInstinct. StevenPinker
* Metapatterns, AcrossSpaceTimeAndMind. Tyler Volk
* WomenWhoRunWithTheWolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estés
* TheAbileneParadox, Jerry B. Harvey 
* PleaseUnderstandMe, David Keirsey & Marilyn Bates
* KnotsBook, by R. D. Laing

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