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ORO Editions

Monument to Instrument

$71.95
 
 
Author: Mike Mense
The book is an argument about the future of architects, an argument that says that it is important for architects to play a more significant role in terms of climate change and migration. It claims that architects will achieve that role by becoming “the experts at the relationships between humans and the built environment.” Architects must come to the public rather than asking the public to come to them. The book avoids poetic language prevalent among architects talking about architecture.
ISBN 9781966515579. ORO Editions. pb. 164 pages. 25 x 20 cm.
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