Inverse Utopia: Urbanism and the Great Acceleration
by Albert Pope
Albert Pope examines urbanism during the Great Acceleration, connecting the development of contemporary cities with a period of unprecedented global change. This focused study offers a critical perspective for readers interested in architecture, urban studies, and the forces shaping the modern built environment.
About This Book
Inverse Utopia: Urbanism and the Great Acceleration explores urbanism in the context of the Great Acceleration, a period associated with rapid and wide-ranging global change.
Albert Pope considers how contemporary urban conditions relate to broader transformations in society, technology, and the environment.
The book presents a critical perspective on the ideas and practices shaping modern cities.
It will interest readers of urban studies, architecture, and related fields examining the future of urban life.
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