Right Wing Spaces

Right Wing Spaces

by Stephan Trüby

Princeton Architectural Press · 2026 · 304 pages

This collection probes whether the ascendant far right harbors an agenda for shaping our built environment. Trüby's prescient essays, now in English, argue that architecture has become a potent tool for global authoritarian movements, from ethno-nationalists to libertarians. This timely examination reveals how recent financial shifts have transformed construction into a primary mode of asset creation, making the politics of space more critical than ever.

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