About this Series

Buildings, Landscapes, Societies considers the resonating impact of the designed, planned, and built environment on the historical experience of space, place, and community. Centering mainly on the disciplines of architectural history, history of landscape architecture, and the history of urbanism, works in this series seek to negotiate the relationship between the constructed world and expressions of social, political, and cultural identity.

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Series Editor: Jesús Escobar, Northwestern University

Advisory Board:

• Cammy Brothers, University of Virginia
• David Friedman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Diane Ghirardo, University of Southern California
• Volker Welter, University of California-Santa Barbara