Sandy Isenstadt teaches the history of modern architecture in the Art History department. His writings center on postwar reformulations of modernism, contemporary architecture, and the spatial implications of material culture.Currently, he is writing about the novel luminous spaces introduced by electric lighting in the early-twentieth century.
Sandy Isenstadt teaches the history of modern architecture in the Art History department. His writings center on postwar reformulations of modernism, contemporary architecture, and the spatial implications of material culture.