“Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream” offers a groundbreaking architectural perspective on revitalizing American urban and suburban landscapes after the housing crisis. This thought-provoking paperback presents innovative housing solutions developed by leading architects and urban planners, blending visionary design with practical urban transformation strategies.
### Key Features
* Explores five pioneering architectural proposals from MoMA’s 2012 exhibition, complete with detailed renderings and photographs.
* Features insights from top experts like Barry Bergdoll and Reinhold Martin on infrastructure and urban development.
* Based on “The Buell Hypothesis,” offering fresh approaches to suburban housing challenges.
* Includes 170 illustrations and interviews with design team leaders for deeper context.
### Specifications
Pages: 188
Illustrations: 170
Format: Paperback
Contributors: Henry N. Cobb, Michael Sorkin, Shaun Donovan, and others
### Ideal For
* Architects and urban planners seeking innovative housing solutions for modern cities.
* Policy makers and educators interested in sustainable urban development strategies.
* Design enthusiasts who appreciate the intersection of architecture, ecology, and social change.
