Architecture of the Absurd: How "Genius" Disfigured a Practical Art
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John Silber offers a volume of spirited criticism of contemporary architecture, dividing well-known building designers into architects, who keep in mind the users of a building, and the artistes, who are self-indulgent and keep their own fame in mind.
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