Daniel Jonas Roche

About the Author

Daniel Jonas Roche is an author and researcher whose work examines the relationships among architecture, political movements, historical memory, and social change. His writing brings together architectural history and critical theory to investigate how buildings, cities, and design practices reflect—and sometimes resist—ideological power. Roche is the author of Antifascist Architecture: A Genealogy of Antifascist Architects, Buildings, History, and Theory, a study that traces antifascist ideas through architectural figures, structures, and debates. His work will appeal to readers interested in architecture’s cultural and political dimensions, as well as the ways the built environment can embody principles of resistance and solidarity.