The edifice complex
Public architecture
Architecture, philosophy
Politics and culture
Architecture and society
Pouvoir (Sciences sociales)
Architecture, modern, 20th century
Architektur
Power (Social sciences)
Architecture
Political aspects
Social aspects
An analysis of the role played by the rich and powerful in architecture argues that architecture is an expression of authority rather than art, with examples from buildings commissioned by such figures as Hitler, Rockefeller, and Saddam Hussein.
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