LSE Review of Books
Reading List: 7 fascinating books on architecture, people, and place
In this Reading List, we bring together a selection of inspirational books on the relationship between buildings and their users. Urban scholars, architects, and sociologists will all find exciting ideas amongst these pages…..
“Fit: an Architect’s Manifesto,” written by Robert Geddes, published by Princeton University Press, 2012.
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