â Forecast and Fantasyâ stages a meeting point for scientific predictions and futuristic fantasies that were manifested in architecture and art from the 1960s to the 1980s. The works gathered here emerged from the new technological reality that followed the Second World War, and took it along unexpected paths: foreseeing the replacement of work with games and collective pleasures in computerised societies, turning away from the overarching machine logic and replacing it with myths and romantic ideas of the human being, or looking for traces of other civilizations from space, instead of conquering it. Focusing on Eastern European conceptual architecture and drawing it together with selected parallels from the West, the book presents a new reading of the â postmodern turnâ . It also recontextualises phenomena such as â paper architectureâ , constructivist aesthetics and geometric abstractionism. The book includes 799 color and black and white illustrations from among others the following architects and artists: Kirmo Mikkola, Hardijs LediÅ Å¡, Jozef JankoviÄ , ZdenÄ k Hölzel, Jan Kerel, László Rajk, Gábor Bachman, Yuri Avvakumov, Totan Kuzembaev, Vilen KÃ"nnapu, Ain Padrik, Mari Kurismaa, Toomas Rein, Kai Koppel, István B. Gellér, Zoltán Gyertyános, Predrag RistiÄ , Stefan MÃ"ller, Constantin Flondor, Avo-Himm Looveer, Tibor Gáyor, Anna Halprin, Tõnis Vint, Leonhard Lapin, Stano Filko, Alessandro Poli, JÃ"ri Okas, Alexander Brodsky & Ilya Utkin, Mare Vint, Sirje Runge, János Sugár. The publication also features work by collectives DNA, Archizoom Associati, NER, Archigram, OHO, Dvizhenie, Superstudio, and materials from magazines and publishing projects Arkkitehti, Japan Architect, Archigram, Lâ Architecture dâ Aujourdâ hui, Bercsényi 28-30, and Ehituskunst. Published on the occasion of the exhibition by the same name at the Estonian Museum of Architecture, 20 Januaryâ 30 April 2023.