This book brings together, for the first time in Spanish, more than twenty writings and lectures by British architect Cedric Price. Drawn from diverse sources, Price’s texts reveal an exceptional understanding of architecture, filtered through a critical and complex—yet honest and ironic—personality.
The themes explored in his reflections align with his own conception of architecture: the value of time and uncertainty, the indeterminacy of design, technology in the service of people, and the importance of processes over products. Together, they offer a panoramic view of the holistic and cross-disciplinary concerns that define his intellectual universe.
