The Second Studio Design and Architecture Show
#376 - Michael Kimmelman, Architecture Critic of The New York Times
Jan 9, 2024
The hosts interview Michael Kimmelman, Architecture critic of The New York Times, discussing topics such as the housing crisis, social housing, the value of architecture, and the challenges architects face. They also explore the relationship between architects and critics, the perception of architecture compared to art, and the guest's favorite neighborhood in New York City.
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Quick takeaways
- Architecture is a reflection of our values and has the power to address social issues like affordable housing.
- Architects have the potential to be essential leaders in society by navigating challenges and collaborating with others.
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The Value of Architecture
Architecture is the chronicle of our civilization. It is a public record of our values and what we wish to leave behind. It reflects our shifting values and knowledge as a society. Architecture is a testimony to the value of people and communities. It is a statement of dignity and complexity. Architecture has the power to shape our world and solve social issues like affordable housing. It is a mirror of who we are and what we value.
