Previously Published 10 December 07
In the recent issue of Architect Magazine, the editor questions the profession’s current focus, both in the media nad in the schools, on modernism. Yet, the vast majority of structures built in the US are traditional. So should the profession refocus itself more on traditional design, given that this is what the market demands? We find this article interesting given that our practice involves both traditional and modernist buildings. The building is either good, or it is not, and we hope that this is the first clarion call toward simply good design, whatever the style.
