The Architecture of Animals: The Equinox Guide to Wildlife Structures Book

Reyner Banham's “The Architecture of the Well-Tempered Environment” (London: Architectural Press, 1969) is a fundamental text that he develops with the depth and sharpness typical of his author a lucid look at the relevance of environmental conditioning conditions as the core of architectural thought and practice. In 12 chapters, Banham goes through architectural conditioning strategies that various works collect substantively as project strategies, from the “well-tempered” home to the exhibition and control of energy.