publ Milan January 1,1961, Bruno Alfieri, slipcase, Eng/Fr/Ital "The crisis in architecture in America seems to coincide with the critical recovery of the pre-eminence of its artistic and inventive values.” A remarkable study of early 60s American design, from a European view. It includes Rudolph and Kahn, Yamasaki and Stone, George Nelson and Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies and Gropius and Breuer, chairs and schools and housing, Saarinen and Neutra. The issue concludes with The Young’s, a kind of madmen review of the new architects, all men. Blake, Lundy, Franzen. And then Kappe, Goff and Soleri, from the far West. Scully, McCoy, Portoghesi all contribute - it is to look at, in black and white, architecture in America.