ARCHITECTURE WITHOUT ARCHITECTS

In this book, Bernard Rudofsky steps outside the narrowly defined discipline that has governed our sense of architectural history an d discusses the art of building as a universal phenomenon. He introduces the reader to communal architecture--architecture produced not by specialists but by the spontaneous and continuing activity of a whole people with a common heritage, acting within a communit y experience. A prehistoric theater district for a hundred thousand spectators on the American continent and underground towns and v illages (...[Read more]