“Conventional histories of architecture talk about style, and the uniqueness of buildings as though they are art objects, like paintings, independent of their context. But cities are all context, made up not simply of buildings but of assemblies of forms… — Wade Graham Copy Share Image
“cities feel disjointed and complex—they can be read as layers recording change over time as traces,” — Wade Graham Copy Share Image
“It is a curious phenomenon: as we advance, we reach backward in time.” — Wade Graham Copy Share Image
“Conventional histories of architecture talk about style, and the uniqueness of buildings as though they are art objects, like paintings, independent of their context.… — Wade Graham Copy Share Image
