Discover a revolutionary perspective on architecture with the book Learning from Las Vegas

For all architecture and design enthusiasts, this book is an essential addition to your library, offering a unique view of 20th-century urban and architectural trends. Learn to understand and interpret the urban environment in a new way that has influenced decades of modern urbanism.

Learning from Las Vegas is a classic work that examines the architecture of Las Vegas and its iconic elements, from neon signs to commercial aesthetics. The authors analyze how the city uses symbolism and visual language to create a unique urban experience that had not yet received the recognition it deserved in architectural theory. This book gives readers a fresh perspective on how popular culture and commercial design can inspire architectural thinking.

Thanks to its innovative approach and in-depth analysis, Learning from Las Vegas has become a must-read for architects, urban planners, and students who want to expand their knowledge of the importance of visual communication and symbolism in the city.

Why you shouldn't miss this book?

• Innovative approach: Shows how commercial architecture and symbolism influence modern design.
• Historical significance: A key work that redefined architectural theory and practice.
• Inspiration for designers: Offers new perspectives for creating urban and architectural projects.
• Accessible readability: Presented in a way that is approachable not only for professionals but also for the general public.
• An essential resource: Ideal for architecture and urbanism students who want to broaden their awareness of urban culture.

Main product features

• Authored by prominent experts in architecture and urbanism
• Detailed analysis of Las Vegas's architectural elements
• Influence on modern architectural thought and theory
• Suitable for anyone interested in architecture, design, and the urban environment
• The book is an indispensable addition to any architectural library