“Gerard Lico's contribution to Philippine architectural history and criticism covers the late twentieth-century phenomenon of a distinctive, but slightly demented, architectural aesthetic wielded by a ‘conjugal dictatorship’ to legitimize its regime and perpetuate its power. It is this relationship between power and architecture that provides the framework and context for this book.” — Paulo G. Alcazaren
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Author and Publisher: Gerard Lico, Ateneo de Manila University Press (2003)
Condition: New / Paperback
Language: English
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