The Oxford Handbook of Architectural Theory

The Oxford Handbook of Architectural Theory is a comprehensive reference that explores the ideas, principles, and philosophies shaping architecture throughout history. It covers topics like how buildings influence society, the role of aesthetics, and different design movements. Intended for students, scholars, and professionals, it provides in-depth analysis and diverse perspectives on why and how architectural choices are made. The book helps readers understand the deeper concepts behind architectural practices, fostering a greater appreciation of architecture’s cultural, social, and theoretical significance.