The book Practices of Reflexive Design provides a revealing and initiating insight into the scope of research-oriented design and design-oriented research in architecture and landscape architecture and shows what aims can be associated with this. Similarities and differences, as well as the benefits arising from these approaches, become apparent and comparable. Many contributions present a spectrum of reflexive practices for generating knowledge and design, encompassing the whole cycle of analyzing and synthesizing, conceiving, inventing, specifying, implementing, and communicating and therefore illuminating relationships between thought, knowledge, and action.