London: Millenial Follies

London: Millenial Follies

by JonathanGlancey (Author)

Synopsis

In this polemical book, the architecture critic Jonathan Glancey explores the much-hyped buildings of the Millennium. A fortune was spent on lavish buildings, but little in the way of public services. For all London's inventiveness it is now a city unable to provide its citizens with decent public transport, housing or services. The author explores Londons' opulence and squalor, combining anecdote and analysis, and provides a detailed picture of the state London is in and speculates on how it might be transformed.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 147
Publisher: Verso Books
Published: 15 Nov 2001

ISBN 10: 1859846459
ISBN 13: 9781859846452

Media Reviews
a cri de Coeur ... a final despairing shout from a humanist for whom architecture is too often vacuous bunkum. --Jay Merrick, Independent

Jonathan Glancey is a wonderful communicator. --Norman Foster
Author Bio
Jonathan Glancey is Architecture and Design Editor of the Guardian, a position he previously held at the Independent. An Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects, his previous books include New British Architecture, Twentieth Century Architecture and The Story of Architecture.