The academic book "Transformation and Utopia of Space in the French Revolution" offers an in-depth analysis of the architectural and urban changes that took place during the French Revolution. Edited by Elisabeth Blum, Jesko Fezer, Günther Fischer, and Angelika Schnell, it highlights the development of spatial concepts and their utopian dimensions. This publication is part of a renowned series that has been in existence since 1963, focusing on the history and theory of architecture and urban planning. With over 150 volumes, this series is one of the most extensive of its kind in the German-speaking world. The editors are committed to continuing the original objectives of the series and documenting the significant architectural ideas of the 20th century. Thus, this book is of great importance not only for professionals but also for those interested in the history of architecture.