Debate at UT's Center for American Architecture & Design

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16 April 2015

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Tim Love recently participated in a debate at the University of Texas Center for American Architecture & Design. Fiona Cousins, a Principal and Engineer at Arup, and Tim argued that “design is the prime mover of great design.” They were trounced by the team that argued against the assertion: Leslie Van Druzer, the Director of the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of British Columbia; and Nat Oppenheimer, Executive Vice President and Engineer at Robert Silman Associates. Poetics trumped pragmatism and data-driven rigor once again!

You can see photos from the debate here.

 

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