Antifascist Architecture: A Genealogy of Antifascist Architects, Buildings, History, and Theory
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Antifascist Architecture: A Genealogy of Antifascist Architects, Buildings, History, and Theory

by Andrew Santa Lucia, Daniel Jonas Roche

History Architecture political theory
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Antifascist Architecture presents a genealogy of architects, buildings, history, and theory connected to antifascism. Andrew Santa Lucia and Daniel Jonas Roche offer a focused scholarly study for readers exploring architecture’s political dimensions, architectural history, and the relationship between the built environment and resistance to fascism.

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Antifascist Architecture examines architecture through the lens of antifascism.

The book brings together architects, buildings, history, and theory in a focused genealogy of antifascist architectural thought and practice.

It offers a scholarly framework for considering how architecture can relate to political resistance and the histories of opposition to fascism.

Written by Andrew Santa Lucia and Daniel Jonas Roche, this title is suited to readers interested in architecture, architectural history, and political theory.

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