Discover the visionary urban planning of Frank Lloyd Wright through this captivating MoMA Architecture Paperback exploring his revolutionary Broadacre City concept. This insightful volume delves into Wright’s ambitious 1930s proposal for decentralized living—a radical departure from traditional cities that emphasized land ownership, sustainability, and community design during America’s toughest economic era.
### Key Features
* Examines Wright’s groundbreaking Broadacre City model through expert analysis by design historian Juliet Kinchin
* Showcases the architect’s detailed relief model from MoMA’s permanent collection
* Explores the social and environmental ideals behind this influential yet unrealized urban vision
* Part of MoMA’s acclaimed One on One series on significant architectural works
### Ideal For
* Architecture students and professionals seeking deeper understanding of Wright’s later career concepts
* Urban planning enthusiasts interested in alternative city development theories
* Collectors of MoMA publications and Frank Lloyd Wright memorabilia
