Social Justice and the Built Environment

"On architecture as a political medium and the intrinsic interconnectedness of all social justice issues. This publication interrogates how forms of social injustice are entwined in the built environment, positing that the fight for gender equality in architecture must be linked to anti-racism, anti-colonialism, anti-transphobia and anti-homophobia."

Hardcover sales of more than 30,000 copies confirm the growing interest in perennial gardening and a natural garden style."If you want lots of helpful advice, if you want a garden that reflects nature rather than the artifice of conventional gardens, and if you want to look at some quite splendid photographs, this is the book for you." -The Scotsman