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The Rational City: Urban Planning and Architecture

Explores the concept of the rational city and its relation to capitalism, urban development, and architecture.

Critical Urbanism of Lifestyles

Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.

The Evolution of Urban Planning

Delves into the evolution of urban planning, from the Industrial Revolution to modern times, highlighting key figures and movements.

Architecture Critique: Reconstruction and Preservation

Explores the critical analysis of architecture, emphasizing the concepts of reconstruction and preservation in urban spaces.

The Disenchanted Mountain: Tafuri and the American Metropolis

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.

Against Operative Criticism: Reading Histories and Theory of Architecture

Explores the crisis of historical precedents in modern architecture and the importance of historical research in validating the present.

Trafalgar Gravity Center

Delves into reimagining public spaces by transforming sealed surfaces into permeable 3D spaces.

Terraced Houses: Urban Form and Architecture

Delves into the evolution and significance of terraced houses in European cities, focusing on the Georgian era.

Roman Housing: Domus and Insulae

Delves into Roman housing architecture, emphasizing the layout and distribution of Domus and Insulae in cities like Pompeii and Ostia.

Wiener Hofe: Architecture and Urban Planning in Vienna

Delves into the architectural and urban planning of Vienna's Wiener Hofe, showcasing iconic residential complexes and influential architects.