Architecture: From Prehistory to Climate Emergency by Laura Stickney explores the story of buildings as a reflection of human progress, culture, and survival. From ancient shelters to modern skylines, this engaging overview traces how architecture has evolved across eras and continents, showing how design shapes the way people live, work, and connect.
Blending history with contemporary urgency, the book also looks at architecture’s role in the climate emergency and the growing need for sustainable, responsible design. Readers interested in history, cities, and the built environment will find a thoughtful introduction to the ideas, challenges, and possibilities that define architecture today.
