REFORM! ESSAYS ON THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF URBAN FORM VOL.4

Forget revolution its time for reform. As the authors of this essay collection argue, sometimes the most effective path to meanin gful change is to work within existing institutions and slowly, surely, push for it. This is all the more relevant for architecture, which by definition is entrenched in larger social, economic, and political contexts. Four essays on diverse topics like urban plan ning policy in Mumbai, unconventional city forms in Detroit, municipal housing in Diyarbakir (Turkey), and collaborative design proc esses in T...[Read more]