Architecture and Time

With the world urbanizing faster than ever, architecture seems like a discipline currently in overdrive. But the situation is much less simple than that, according to Chicago architect Marshall Brown, who is representing the United States at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale. Brown, whose practice marries a focus on architecture, urbanism and artistic processes, argues that despite the current speed of our world, architecture still has special relationships to slowness and time that should shape the way we think about the design, construction, and experience of the built environment.

This program was generously underwritten by Lynn Hauser and Neil Ross.

This program was recorded on November 12, 2016, as part of Chicago Humanities Festival's Fallfest/16: Speed.

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