Discover the groundbreaking intersection of architecture and environmentalism with *Emerging Ecologies: Architecture and the Rise of Environmentalism*. This meticulously curated hardcover book explores how visionary architects redefined sustainability during the birth of the ecological movement. Featuring over 45 pioneering projects—from solar energy innovations to symbolic green designs—it offers a compelling visual and intellectual journey through architecture’s response to planetary crises.
### Key Features
* Comprehensive survey of environmental architecture from the 1960s onward
* Showcases 45+ revolutionary projects, including Eleanor Raymond and Mária Telkes’ solar houses
* Richly illustrated with 250 images and detailed historical analysis
* Includes curator Carson Chan’s insightful essay and project-specific commentary
* Examines architecture’s role in shaping ecological discourse and policy
### Specifications
Pages: 224
Illustrations: 250
Format: Hardcover
Dimensions: Standard art book size
### Ideal For
* Architecture students and professionals seeking historical context on sustainable design
* Environmental historians exploring the cultural impact of ecological movements
* Design enthusiasts drawn to visually striking, conceptually rich publications
