Space, Time and Architecture by Sigfried Giedion (1949, 8th printing) is a seminal work on the evolution of modern architecture, examining how technological, cultural, and artistic advancements have shaped the built environment. Giedion's comprehensive analysis connects architecture with broader societal changes, offering insight into key movements such as functionalism and modernism. Richly illustrated and deeply engaging, this book remains an essential resource for students, architects, and anyone interested in the intersection of space, time, and design.
 
This copy is in acceptable condition, showing substantial wear to the exterior, while the interior remains in very good condition with clean, unmarked pages. Despite its exterior flaws, this edition is a valuable and readable example of Giedion's influential work, perfect for those seeking an accessible copy of this architectural classic.