THE Living City

This paperback edition of "The Living City" shows noticeable wear. The cover has creases and tears, particularly along the edges. The binding remains intact, ensuring the pages are secure. There is no dust jacket, typical for this format. Despite the exterior wear, the interior pages are in good condition, with no markings or inscriptions noted.

"The Living City" by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright is a compelling exploration of urban planning and architecture. Published by The New American Library in 1963 as part of the Mentor Book series, this edition offers insight into Wright's visionary ideas for the development of cities. Known for his innovative designs and contributions to modern architecture, Wright's work continues to influence urban planning discussions. This mass-market paperback edition, while not a first printing, remains a significant piece for those interested in architectural history and urban design. Its scarcity in this format makes it a noteworthy addition to any collection. The book's physical condition shows signs of wear, with creases and some tears on the cover, but the content remains intact and readable.