Explore Streets for the People: A Primer for Americans by Bernard Rudofsky, a 1969 first edition that delves into the design and cultural significance of urban streets. This rare and collectible book offers insightful commentary on public spaces and how they shape human interaction and city life. A must-have for enthusiasts of urban design, architecture, or mid-20th-century cultural studies.

The book captures Rudofsky’s unique perspective on the relationship between people and their environments, making it a thought-provoking read for architects, designers, and historians. Whether for your collection or research, this vintage 1st edition is a valuable find.