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An analysis of the role played by the rich and powerful in architecture argues that architecture is an expression of authority rather than art, with examples from buildings commissioned by such figures as Hitler, Rockefeller, and Saddam Hussein.
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5 editions- Ebook · English · 2009Penguin USA, Inc. · 9781440645761
- Hardcover · English · 2005Allen Lane · 352 pages · 9780713997620
- Other · English · 2011Edifice ComplexPenguin Books, Limited · 464 pages · 9780241952771
- Other · English · 2006Penguin (Non-Classics) · 403 pages · 9780143038016
- Other · English · 2005Penguin Press · 403 pages · 9781594200687
Public architectureArchitecture publiqueArchitekturÖffentliches GebäudePouvoir (Sciences sociales)Power (Social sciences)Politics and cultureArchitecture










