Race and Modern Architecture: A Critical History from the Enlightenment to the Present (Culture Politics & the Built Environment)
Race and Modern Architecture offers a critical history of how race intersects with architectural thought and practice from the Enlightenment to the present. Framed within culture, politics, and the built environment, it provides a historically grounded exploration of architecture’s relationship to racial ideas and structures.
About This Book
Race and Modern Architecture examines the relationship between race and modern architecture across a broad historical span.
Beginning with the Enlightenment and extending to the present, the book considers architecture through the lens of racial history and critical inquiry.
As part of the Culture, Politics & the Built Environment field, it places architectural history within wider cultural and political contexts.
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