Adam Nathaniel Furman: “Buildings Always Embody the Values of Their Creators”
This article was originally published on Common Edge.


This article was originally published on Common Edge.
Stefan Fuchs & Raphael Dillhof interview Adam Nathaniel Furman and discuss the role and importance of facades in today's urban fabric, "in the context of a broader range of social, economic, and political issues". Part of a more in-depth study examining the role of facades in the 21st century, this discussion also raises the question of why buildings always embody the values of their creators.