Review: Architecture in Uniform
12 August 2011
The CCA's exhibition examines what architects did during the Second World war. It focuses on projects such as the Pentagon, Auschwitz and the monumental factory designs of American architect Albert Kahn "the producer of production lines". Here’s our review.
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