博客來In this seminal work of architectural theory, German architect Stephan Prager explores the nature of aesthetics and systematics in the field of architecture. Drawing on examples from across architectural history, from ancient Greece to modern-day Europe, Prager explores the intersections of form, function, and beauty, and provides a compelling argument for the importance of both in architectural design.
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