Atlas of Never Built Architecture

As featured in The Telegraph, Architectural Digest, and New York Post ‘A highly entertaining romp through what the world might have looked like, had fate chosen a different path.’ – The Guardian ‘Ambitious … An incredible source for discovering little-known architects who, by accident or design, are familiar only to insiders.’ – Bloomberg ‘Chronicles some of the world’s most incredible almost projects.’ – Architectural Digest ‘A brilliantly researched compendium of 20th and 21st-century building projects that never left the drawing board.’ – The Times UK ‘Mesmerizing … A completely compelling collection of architectural images that run the gamut.’ – San Francisco Chronicle ‘Tells the story of the best buildings the world never got to see in the flesh – some 300 flights of fancy which were halted in their tracks by cost or  controversy (or both) and were designed but never built.’ – Evening Standard ‘Interesting, grand, and architecturally and historically significant.’ – Dwell ‘Fascinating … Reveal[s] the pivot points that shaped the modern world, as changes in attitudes, cultures, and regimes consigned architects’ grand plans to history.’ – Wallpaper* ‘Packs a satisfying punch, with page upon page of often extraordinary schemes.’ – Architects' Journal ‘An invitation to both imagine what our world might have looked like, and consider the boundless possibilities of human imagination.’ – Harrods Magazine ‘Comprising paintings, sketches, and digital renderings of unbuilt projects by Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, and others, this survey highlights architecture at its most visionary.’ – Publishers Weekly