S,M,L,XL

Eagerly awaited, S,M,L,XL was finally published to enormous critical acclaim in early 1996 - selling out upon publication and now in its second printing. This massive volume sets the standard for the architectural monograph. The gigantic accumulation of words and images illuminates the state of architecture today - its splendors and miseries - and reveals the impact of social, political, economic, and urban conditions.

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