Author(s): Joseph Altshuler
If critical architecture is invested in what architecture means, and if projectivearchitecture buoys what architecture does, narrative architecture leverages anadditional third possibility—that what it means is what it does and that how abuilding looks is intimately linked to how it operates in the world.
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