A hundred years after it was published, Vers une architecture remains a source book for anyone wanting to know how the surge of modern architecture happened in the early 20th century. It is most certainly the most circulated, criticized, and interpreted manifesto ever, and has been a great influence – favorably or not – on many architects. Not a few have written their own “towards an architecture,” including Bruno Zevi, who added the adjective ‘organic.’...[+]