Emancipating Space

A sweeping historical analysis of the complex relationship between social criticism and built form, Emancipating Space examines the interconnections of architecture and social climate. Including 45 black-and-white illustrations of buildings and public spaces, the book argues that those concerned with urban design and social change should make their contribution to bringing about a better world by designing spaces based in utopian or emancipatory theories.

Emancipating Space features in the following genres: Regional and area planning, Human geography, City and town planning: architectural aspects, Urban communities

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Emancipating Space was written by Ross King and published by The Guilford Press an imprint of Guilford Publications

Emancipating Space has 300 pages

Yes it is part of Mappings series