Cedric Price Works 1952-2003 - by Samantha Hardingham (Mixed Media Product)

This comprehensive anthology brings together all of Cedric Price's projects, articles, and talks in a chronological arrangement that showcases his work from postwar England.

With full project descriptions accompanied by illustrations, many previously unpublished, this collection presents the munificence of Price as a thinker, philosopher, artist, and unparalleled raconteur - a thoroughly modern traditionalist.

The two-volume set (912pp and 528pp) is available in hardback and paperback in a slipcase, making it an essential addition to any architecture enthusiast's library.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to delve into the radical core of Price's work, which tackled the paradox at the heart of architecture - true fidelity to Modernism means the disappearance of the building.

With its technologically advanced society of public leisure, freedom, learning, and equality, this collection is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of architecture.