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In his latest monograph-cum-think piece, Urbanisms: Working With Doubt, Steven Holl argues that cities shouldn’t be developed strictly according to rational formulas, and that urban design would benefit from heavy doses of intuition, uncertainty, and subjectivity. His 2009 Beijing complex, Linked Hybrid (left), serves as a case in point. $55; Princeton Architectural Press
‘Urbanisms: Working With Doubt,’ by Steven Holl
From Urbanisms: Working With Doubt, Steven Holl, Princeton Architectural Press 2009
