Twenty Minutes In Manhattan / [presented by] Michael Sorkin.

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Twenty Minutes In Manhattan / [presented by] Michael Sorkin.

Publication:

London, England : Pidgeon Digital, 2010.

Description:

1 online resource (1 video file (43 minutes)) : sound, color

Series:

Pidgeon Digital architecture talks

Notes:
Michael Sorkin -- Margarita Under Repair -- Street Corner -- Top Of The Stairs -- Front Door -- Canal Street Traffic -- Fake Buildings -- Fake Gas Station.

Summary:

Michael Sorkin is the founder of Sorkin Studio based in New York City. His recent projects include the planning and design of an environmentally sensitive 5000-unit community in Penang, Malaysia, masterplans for sites in Hamburg and Leipzig as well as a plan for a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem. Architecture critic for the Village Voice for ten years, he is currently a contributing editor to Architectural Record and author of numerous books including "Variations On A Theme Park", "Exquisite Corpse" and "Indefensible Space". In this talk he discusses his latest book "Twenty Minutes In Manhattan" - a personal reflection on fifteen years of social and physical change in his home city - how cities might change in the future and his speculative environmental design work through his non-profit Terreform.

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Subject:

Architecture Aesthetics.
Architecture Esthétique.

Added entries:

Sorkin, Michael, 1948-2020, narrator.

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