In Philadelphia Builds, architecture critic Michael J. Lewis explains why Philadelphia has produced so many extraordinary architects, including Louis Kahn, Frank Furness, and Robert Venturi. For over three decades, Lewis has written about the architecture of his native city. Richly illustrated, Philadelphia Builds brings together Lewis's best essays on the city - including one about Kahn's little-known project to design a memorial for Vladimir Lenin and another which is the first substantial profile of Willis G. Hale, cult hero of Philadelphia hipsters. | Philadelphia Builds by Michael J. Lewis, Paperback | Indigo Chapters