🚚 Free Worldwide Shipping on All Orders!Shop Now
ABOUT ARCHITECT VERB
Author / Editor: Reinier de Graaf
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
$5.14
Original: $14.68
-65%ABOUT ARCHITECT VERB—
$14.68
$5.14ABOUT ARCHITECT VERB
Author / Editor: Reinier de Graaf
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Author / Editor: Reinier de Graaf
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
Publisher: Verso Books
Pages: 272 pages
Publication Date: 27 February 2024
Description:
architect, verb. critiques the language and practice of contemporary architecture, challenging industry jargon and accepted norms around concepts like sustainability, liveability, innovation and beauty. Leading architect Reinier de Graaf uses wit and incisive analysis to explore what these terms really mean in practice and how architectural discourse has shifted in the 21st century. The book also includes a satirical “dictionary” of corporate and architectural jargon (“profspeak”), revealing how much of modern architectural dialogue obscures meaning rather than clarifies it
