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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2017 · 16 MIN

Making Books Now: Sarah Dunn in Conversation with Keith Krumwiede

from GSAPP Conversations · host Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

Sarah Dunn speaks with Keith Krumwiede in this fifth of six conversations recorded live at the conference “Making Books Now” on September 15, 2017. The conference was co-organized by Columbia GSAPP and the Chicago Architecture Biennial on the occasion of the Biennial’s opening at the Chicago Cultural Center, and was hosted by GSAPP’s Director of Publications, James Graham. Sarah Dunn, of UrbanLab, and Keith Krumwiede, speak with one another about their respective books, UrbanLab Bowling (Applied Research + Design, 2017) and Atlas of Another America (Park Books, 2016). “They are not monographs, exactly. They’re… manifestos. They’re asking a kind of ‘what if’ question: what if we used architecture, or urban planning, urban design to make a new way to live?’ – Sarah Dunn More information about the conference: https://www.arch.columbia.edu/events/743-making-books-now-columbia-gsapp-at-the-chicago-architecture-biennial Sarah Dunn: http://www.urbanlab.com Keith Krumwiede: https://ced.berkeley.edu/ced/faculty-staff/keithkrumwiedegmailcom-keithkrumwiedegmailcom

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