Explores Tafuri's critical writings on architecture, the skyscraper emergence, and New York's spatial planning, focusing on Rockefeller Center's transition from idealized vision to urban reality.
Delves into the evolution of environmental thinking in architecture, emphasizing interconnectedness, multiple scales in design decisions, and the significance of thresholds.
Examines African urban challenges, including urbanization rates, housing costs, and spatial fragmentation, emphasizing the need for effective urban planning and redefining modernity.
