March 4, 2012
Sacrificing Our Privacy at the Electronic Altar
When the Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Paul Goldberger spoke at Northwestern University in Qatar last November, he made observations about Doha's urban scene: how, for example, it is unsympathetic to pedestrian traffic and a lively community vibe. But then Goldberger did something that all guest speakers should try to do, namely, offer a durable point that applies to just about anywhere.
Architecture, he said, has both form and symbolism, and it is the role of the critic
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