by Paolo Portoghesi · ISBN 9788425210792
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After Modern Architecture is an essay by the Italian architect Paolo Portoghesi, originally published in 1980. In it, Portoghesi analyzes the crisis of modern architecture and proposes a new vision for the future of architecture, based on the recovery of history and tradition. The book is a critique of modern architecture for its lack of sensitivity to the historical and cultural context, and for its tendency towards uniformity and standardization. Portoghesi argues that architecture should be more flexible and adaptable to the needs of people, and that it should take into account the history and culture of each place.
