A new book by Black Square Press explores the power of narrative through drawings, movies, and architecture, featuring visual essays by 2A+P/A, Fala, Microcities, and TSPA.
Rethinking the Instruments That Shape Cities
Interior Tales, edited by Francisco Sanin and Davide Sacconi, poses a fundamental question about the instruments that create the contemporary city. The publication is based on research developed at the Syracuse University School of Architecture, London.
““A metabolic process is operating in the city, manipulating and giving form to our own way of dwelling in space before shaping space itself.In such a condition, it is crucial to challenge and rethink the grand modernist project of housing and imagine radical alternatives to the ways in which architects can intervene in the city.”
