"Sustainable?" Part 4: The Reverse Utopianism of Sustaining Sustainability, by Mark Jarzombek

Canadian Centre for Architecture / Centre Canadien d’Architecture by CCA

Jun 17, 200720:09Arts

"Sustainable?," an international colloquium and roundtable, historically situates architectural engagement with sustainability, and constructs a program for future engagement based in collaborations and conversations bet...

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