London, Andreas Papadakis 2003

91pp illustrated throughout with colour photographs and diagrams. 4to, cloth in d/w, vg indeed. In this volume Farrell argues that the great parks of London do not function as their designers intended: they are divided by walls, roads and other obstacles. This is his programme for integrating their green space and architectural heritage into the urban landscape more effectively, improving public access and making them available to all. Powerful illustrations are accompanied by interviews with the architect, Lord St John of Fawsley, Simon Jenkins and Charles Jencks.