Title: A typical Wolfe romp
Product review: If you're already acquainted with Tom Wolfe's literary style and political opinions, you can pretty well guess where this brief skewering of modern architecture is going to go. It's a typical Wolfe romp. Although I find the author's writing style alternately amusing and irritating, the book is a decent introduction to the follies of modern architecture, with its soulless boxes that seem to esthetically satisfy few but their creators.
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