Architecture Now! Museums by Philip Jodidio is a richly illustrated survey of contemporary museum architecture that presents a curated selection of recently completed or notable museum buildings from around the world, emphasizing the diversity of design approaches and the evolving role of museums as cultural landmarks. The book situates these projects within the broader context of early 21st-century architecture, highlighting how museums increasingly function not only as spaces for exhibiting art and artifacts but also as iconic urban symbols and drivers of cultural tourism. Through concise descriptive texts, photographs, and architectural plans, it documents works by internationally recognized architects alongside emerging practices, reflecting trends such as adaptive reuse, innovative materials, and the integration of public space. Rather than offering deep theoretical analysis, the volume serves primarily as a visual and informational overview intended to inspire and inform readers about the state of museum design in a global context.