Domesticity at War

4to. Pictorial boards containing two paperback volumes stuck to rear panel. One volume in black wrappers with images linking to the text volume underneath, in black lettered white wrappers (also copiously illustrated). Very slight creasing to spine of text volume. Near fine. *** Illustrated essay by architecture historian, theorist and curator Beatriz Colomina on 1950s American domestic architecture. It consists of two parts: an illustrated text volume and a volume with only images. The two parts refer to each other through a numbered linking system, mirroring the way you would link images on the internet. First printing, published by Actar, Barcelona. (It was re-issued by the MIT Press a year later.)