Edificios, ciudades y paisajes más allá del acceso
Edificios, ciudades y paisajes más allá del acceso
In contrast to traditional perspectives focused on access and adaptation, David Gissen offers a broader reflection on how disability has shaped architecture throughout history, from classical Greece and natural environments to struggles for housing access and conflicts in public space. The book places the experiences of people with disabilities at the heart of architectural thought, questioning the forms, aesthetics, and practices that have defined the design and construction of spaces.
