El arquitecto Joshua Prince-Ramus lleva a la audiencia a dar  un paseo virtual deslumbrante  y vertiginoso por tres proyectos recientes: la Biblioteca Central de Seattle, el Museo Plaza de Louisville y el Teatro Charles Wyly de Dallas.

Joshua Prince-Ramus habla sobre la biblioteca de Seattle

Pushing logic to its extremes, a new approach to architecture ditches ego-driven design and embraces pragmatic teamwork. Instead of generic, flexible spaces, buildings like the Seattle Central Library use compartmentalized zones that anticipate both current and future needs. A parking garage for books on the 6th to 10th floors and a public 'living room' illustrate this mindset, prioritizing function and public value over flashy signatures. By focusing on the evolving roles of spaces and technologies, these designs answer real community needs in unexpected ways.

Radical Rationality Yields Unpredictable, Human-Centered Architecture

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