From the Ground Up: Observations on Contemporary Architecture, Housing, Highway Building, and Civic Design

This paperback edition is in good condition, with the cover showing minor wear consistent with age. The spine and binding remain intact, ensuring the book is fully readable. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the interior pages are clean and unmarked.

From the Ground Up: Observations on Contemporary Architecture, Housing, Highway Building, and Civic Design by Lewis Mumford is a crucial work for those interested in urban planning and architecture. Published by Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. in 1956, this edition is a Harvest Book, showcasing Mumford's insightful analysis of mid-20th century architectural trends and civic design. The book compiles essays originally published in The New Yorker, reflecting on the evolution of urban spaces and infrastructure. Lewis Mumford, a renowned historian and critic, offers a comprehensive look at post-war development challenges. This paperback edition, priced at $1.25 at release, is a valuable piece for collectors interested in architectural history. The book remains in good condition with its original cover intact, showing minimal wear.