Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. PART ONE. The Public Face of Architecture
6. CHAPTER ONE. Building for the Public: What Has Gone Wrong? 23
7. CHAPTER TWO. The Prince, the People, and the Architects 48
8. CHAPTER THREE. "Subverting the Context": Olmsted's Parks and Serra's Sculpture 67
9. CHAPTER FOUR. Monuments in an Age without Heroes 93
10. CHAPTER FIVE. Modernism and Classicism on the National Mall 117
11. CHAPTER SIX. Daniel P. Moynihan and Federal Architecture 146
12. PART TWO. The New York Case
13. CHAPTER SEVEN. What Happened in East Harlem 165
14. CHAPTER EIGHT. Amenity in New York City 192
15. CHAPTER NINE. Planning for New York City: Is It Possible? 228
16. CHAPTER TEN. What Has Happened to the City Planner? 255
17. CHAPTER ELEVEN. The Social Agenda of Architecture 271
18. Index 293