Obsolescence: An Architectural History
Daniel M. Abramson’s Obsolescence: An Architectural History examines how architecture changes over time and how buildings and ideas become outdated. Bringing historical and cultural perspectives to the subject, the book explores shifting notions of usefulness, relevance, and value in the built environment.
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Obsolescence: An Architectural History explores the relationship between architecture and the passage of time.
Daniel M. Abramson considers how buildings, designs, and architectural practices can become outdated or lose their intended relevance.
The book places obsolescence within a broader historical and cultural context.
It offers readers an interpretive study of change in the built environment and the ideas surrounding architectural value.
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