Droppers, trippers, hippies, hackers. The Counterculture issue of Volume goes beyond the boundaries of architecture to tap into a monad of history–the US in the 1960s–and how it has influenced our beliefs today. With the aid of countercultural leaders, historians and architects, Volume identifies three strands of counterculture–technology, environment, and community–and looks at its legacy in relation to contemporary practice. Including contributions from Felicity D. Scott, McKenzie Wark, Chip Lord, and more.