Mark Jarzombek, Architecture Constructed: Notes on a Discipline
Mark Jarzombek, Architecture Constructed: Notes on a Discipline

Summary/Abstract: The book Architecture Constructed: Notes on a Discipline is an almost unique text in the contemporary landscape of architectural theory and criticism (but also beyond those). Namely, it is not a book of theory, not a book of criticism, not a book of history, but at the same time it is cer-tainly a book of theory, criticism and history.And it does so by reviving the aphoristic genre, here following Jacques Derrida and Friedrich Nietzsche, that has largely fallen into disuse, as it is considered neither scientific nor academic in current (scientific and academic) production. By stepping back from the details, one is in fact still able to perceive the synthetic complete image.

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