>BTW, Having just read Goldberger's article for the third time, I'd ask
>whether it's legally possible for a negative critique to be published
>these days. (Maybe Goldberger knows something we don't.) The last openly
>negative critique of an architect and his work was the piece by Diane
>Ghirardo (published in the late P/A, I believe) entitled "Peter Eisenman's
>Bogus Avant-Garde." I don't recall whether there was controversy over
>that article.
Lord knows, she has no axe to grind...(wriiten with great sarcasm)
>whether it's legally possible for a negative critique to be published
>these days. (Maybe Goldberger knows something we don't.) The last openly
>negative critique of an architect and his work was the piece by Diane
>Ghirardo (published in the late P/A, I believe) entitled "Peter Eisenman's
>Bogus Avant-Garde." I don't recall whether there was controversy over
>that article.
Lord knows, she has no axe to grind...(wriiten with great sarcasm)