Bucky Fuller

peter blake wrote a book called "No Place Like Utopia" which is sort of an autobiography and sort of a list of stories bout the famous architects he knew. It's kind of pompous, but I really enjoyed it.

One I have read is Nathinel Owings of SOM fame.

Quite an eye opener I must say.

Borromini by Anthony Blunt was a good read.

Bruce Goff

http://www.bruce-goff-film.com/en/english.html

I had 'Master Builders' as required text for a history class -- covers Mies, FLW, and Corbu, and I enjoyed it if you're not tired of reading about those guys

This really isn't an autobiography but it's close:

"Conversation with I.M. Pei: Light is the Key" by Gero Von Boehm (he interviews pei).

The book isn't that long, took me about 1.5 - 2 hours to finish, but I loved it.

most recent biography that i can recall reading was about philip johnson and i definitely found it to be enjoyable. i don't recall the author's name off the top of my head but it probably wouldn't be too difficult to look up

There is a good one on Oscar Niemeyer.....It is priceless!

I don't read. I really enjoyed the movie, My Architect, which really isn't a biography.

-bump- would love to more rec's, and not exclusively architects.

enjoyed & would recommend : 

Paperboy - Confessions of a Future Engineer ( Henry Petroski)