The book ‘Buckminster Fuller Inc. Architecture in the Age of Radio’ offers a deep exploration of Richard Buckminster Fuller’s work and thought to shed new light on the questions raised by our increasingly electronic world.
Buckminster Fuller Inc. Architecture in the Age of Radio’ shows that Fuller’s entire career was a multi-dimensional refl ection on the architecture of radio. He always insisted that the real site of architecture is the electromagnetic spectrum. His buildings were delicate mobile instruments for accessing the invisible universe of overlapping signals. Every detail was understood as a way of tuning into hidden waves. Architecture was built in, with, for and as radio.
‘Buckminster Fuller Inc. Architecture in the Age of Radio’ rethinks the legacy of one of the key protagonists of the twentieth-century.
