Explore the fascinating world of unbuilt architecture with 'Unbuilt', a compelling book that delves into abandoned and visionary projects from renowned architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Zaha Hadid, and Le Corbusier. This beautifully illustrated volume covers over 208 pages packed with detailed drawings, maps, and models that highlight the ambitious plans of the 20th century when visionary ideas flourished. From Buckminster Fuller's utopian 'Domed City' in Manhattan to Kenzo Tange's revolutionary proposals for Tokyo Bay, 'Unbuilt' reveals the intriguing stories behind architectural dreams that remained on paper. It invites readers to engage with a rich tapestry of projects, some fantastical, others surprisingly practical. This unique survey reflects on the motivations behind these grand designs, offering insights into the architects' visions—whether to improve urban living or to fulfill personal aspirations. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, students, and those curious about the potential futures that never materialized, 'Unbuilt' stands as an essential collection of architectural history that inspires thought and imagination. Discover the bold schemes that pushed the limits of conception and innovation, and ponder the world that could have been, showcasing the creativity and genius of both historical and contemporary architects.