How Architecture Can Solve Big Social Problems with Jeanne Gang
Jeanne Gang, one of the most influential contemporary architects, discusses how her philosophy of 'actionable idealism' drives her to use architecture as a tool for social and environmental transformation. Her work bridges people, communities, and nature through design that is both poetic
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