The Architecture of Human Exceptionalism
Part of Routledge Research In Architecture • Book 1 of 2
304 pagesHardcovernewAug 2026
Volume 1 of 2 in Routledge Research In Architecture
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This book challenges the assumption that architecture is a human-centered endeavor and calls for a fundamental shift in how we engage with the built environment.
By examining how speciesist assumptions rooted in human exceptionalism shape architectural thought and practice, it asks how architecture might respond differ
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