Aldo van Eyck Hardcover – Illustrated, May 12, 2015

One of the two best monographs on Aldo Van Eyck, "the conscience of architecture in the second half of the twentieth century". A must read for anyone with a serious interest in architecture and urban design.

This monograph bridges theory and practice, offering insights into van Eyck’s groundbreaking projects, particularly his playgrounds, and their philosophical underpinnings. McCarter’s approach combines historical context with design descriptions, effectively illustrating how van Eyck’s theories shape his architectural legacy. By addressing his contributions within a broader modern architectural narrative, this book serves as a vital resource for both scholars and practitioners looking to rediscover van Eyck’s relevance in contemporary architecture.