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I never read this one but I can recommend on the topic of imaginary places: "Invisible cities" from Italo Calvino and "Labirinths" from Jorge Luis Borges. Thes
by galfarragem 12y ago
I never read this one but I can recommend on the topic of imaginary places: "Invisible cities" from Italo Calvino and "Labirinths" from Jorge Luis Borges.
These books were a must read when I was an architecture student. And if you are really into this topic you can also read "The poetics of space" from Gaston Bachelard.
- brudgers 12y agoAlso Rossi's Architecture of the City and Habracken's Structure of the Ordinary are another two of my favorites in somewhat similar [to me] conceptual spaces.