June 2023

What I’m Reading, Vol. IV

No surprises here – it’s mostly architecture and urbanism books. But wait! There’s a novel and a biography in there too. If you want to jump ahead, just click a link. This installment covers Walkable City by Jeff Speck, Strong Towns by Charles Marohn, Confessions of a Recovering Engineer by Charles Marohn, The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead, A Song for Nagasaki by […]

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The Radiant City

Fascist rally for Benito Mussolini at Piazza San Marco in Venice

Le Corbusier’s influential vision of totalitarian architecture has never coexisted with organic human reality. No single person — no elected official, designer, planner, architect or style-setter — has had a more profound effect on the built environment worldwide than the Swiss-French architect and city planner Le Corbusier. His buildings litter the covers of books and

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