The Monumental Impulse
Architecture, philosophy
Art and science
Architecture, pictorial works
Nature (Aesthetics)
Architecture and society
Architectural design
Environmental aspects
Architecture
Philosophy
Humans owe an immense architectural debt to other species. The first hexagons humans saw may have been in honeycombs, the first skyscrapers termitaries (termite high-rises), and the first tents those of African weaver ants. In The Monumental Impulse, art historian George Hersey investigates many tie…
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