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State of Things
1:06 pm
Thu September 29, 2011
Architecture for Everyone
By Frank Stasio and Amber Nimocks
Architects view the world through a much different lens than most of us. What we see as the squares and rectangles of ordinary buildings, they see as proportion used artfully and skillful design conforming to the needs of modern life. The Triangle chapter of the American Institute of Architects hopes to share this passion for design with its second tour of well-designed residences this weekend.
- Host Frank Stasio talks with architects John Reese, of the Carrboro firm Weinstein-Friedlein, and Jon Zelwegger, with the Raleigh-based firm Clearscapes, about why good architecture and good design make the world a better place.