In this discussion with Nikos Salingaros, an expert in architectural theory and urbanism, the problems with modern architecture come to light. He critiques the disconnection from human scale, arguing for biophilic designs that nurture well-being. Salingaros highlights the dangers of deconstructivism and the superficiality of postmodernism. They also delve into the role of AI in architecture, emphasizing human-centric approaches. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on grassroots movements in urban planning and the future landscape of architecture.