Die Stadt und die Architektur des Wandels, Tanja Herdt offers the first comprehensive look back at the life and work of Price. Based on extensive research, including previously unpublished materials, Herdt provides a thorough account of Price's key architectural concepts and visions, and then analyzes his perspectives on the city as a system, the influence of products and contemporary culture on architecture, and the role of science and technology in architecture and design. Apart from providing new insights into Price's well-known projects, such as Fun Palace and Potteries Thinkbelt, Herdt also brings to light many lesser-known works from the 1970s, like McAppy and The Generator. She concludes by refuting the common perception of Cedric Price as an "anti-architect."

Richly illustrated with plans and photographs, many of which have never been published before, Die Stadt und die Architektur des Wandels affords a glimpse into the mind of this highly creative and forwardthinking architect.