AD: Architectural Design (1972)

In the early 1970s, the British magazine AD / Architectural Design emerged as one of the most experimental and intellectually daring architecture magazines in the world. Unlike its more conventional peers (including the one sharing its initials), AD embraced avant-garde theory, speculative design, and radical thought during a time of deep architectural transformation. 

It became a key platform for emerging discourses on postmodernism, utopian urbanism, systems theory, and technological futurism. More than documenting buildings, AD was a lab for ideas exploring architecture’s role in improving quality of life, diversity, integration, and sustainability.

Dimensions: 28x23cm. 
Text in English.
Condition: Good