Darlings

There are certain things in architecture that are beloved. They endear themselves tous. We, as a discipline, claim them as our own and guild them in our disciplinary halls.They are our Darlings and they exhibit intellectual stamina by virtue of their histories,and yet are compelling with the promise of future offspring. Darlings are disciplinarilyproper. They simultaneously secure the perimeter of disciplinary history while alsomarking its core. Domes and columns, for example, are Darlings.

Volume Editors
Robert Corser & Sharon Haar

ISBN
978-1-944214-03-6