From the 1950s, Lucius Burckhardt (1925-2003) focused on planning, design, and construction in a democracy. His astute observations and critical analysis have had a fundamental effect on the design of our environment, on teaching in the architectural/planning professions, and on our understanding of what "city" means. His research, which - between mighty commercial interests and conflicting political aspirations focuses on the benefit for the entire population - is indispensable when and wherever buildings are planned, designed, built, and inhabited. With a new selection of texts, this book ploughs a furrow through Lucius Burckhardt's theory of planning.

About the Author
Lucius Burckhardt (1925-2003), founder of the science of strollology, taught architectural theory in Kassel


Book Information
ISBN 9783035619010
Author Lucius Burckhardt
Format Paperback
Page Count 336
Imprint Birkhauser
Publisher Birkhauser
Weight(grams) 391g