Saunders, William S.

Bio Sketch

William S. Saunders is an architecture critic and editor, long-time editor of Harvard Design Magazine, and editor of the "Harvard Design Magazine Readers" series on commodification/spectacle, sprawl/suburbia, and urban planning.

Key Works

• Commodification and Spectacle in Architecture: A Harvard Design Magazine Reader (ed., 2005; intro by Kenneth Frampton).

Key Concepts

Concepts associated with this author that have pages in this wiki:

• Spectacle
• Ideology
• Iconic Architecture

Relevance to Geoffrey's Research

Saunders's edited reader matters to Geoffrey's spectacle & iconic architecture and postmodernism & critique areas: it collects critical (Debordian/ideological-critical) essays on architecture's commodification and spectacularization under late capitalism.

Source Support

Source notes in this wiki drawn from this author's work:

• Commodification and Spectacle in Architecture