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An Architecture of Austerity
Deborah Berke
An Architecture of Austerity
The National Building Museum
1 June 2009

In the conclusion to her June 2009 lecture, Deborah Berke suggests “what architecture needs to become,” and she proposes that an “Architecture of Austerity” can be a good thing. Clip provided courtesy of the National Building Museum.