Making Dystopia

Explore the thought-provoking insights of Making Dystopia by James Stevens Curl, published in 2019. This compelling book spans 592 pages and offers a devastating critique of the Modernist Movement, delving into the works of influential figures such as the Bauhaus and Le Corbusier. Curl examines the destructive impact of Modernism-inspired urban planning in the post-war era, highlighting how it has contributed to the rise of increasingly unequal and dysfunctional societies. With a keen eye on the self-serving agendas of elites, this book questions the creation of an alienating and empathy-less Dystopia. Perfect for readers interested in architecture, social critique, and the implications of modern design, Making Dystopia is an essential read for anyone looking to understand the complexities of contemporary urban life.