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About Shape of AmericaThe buildings that we live in and use are rich in history and significance — monuments to our communities‘ and nation‘s image and innovation. More than mere buildings, America‘s most recognizable structures and those not so well known our communities, influence our lives and inspire us to dream. They are the Shape of America. To mark The American Institute of Architects 150th anniversary in 2007, Americans from coast to coast engaged in a conversation about these structures, voting for their favorite buildings, bridges, monuments and memorials. Now the AIA is continuing the national dialogue through a stimulating series of videos, in which AIA architects share their personal stories, opinions and insights about these works of architecture. ![]() I also think that, as only Philip Johnson can do, is he gave modern architecture, right or wrong, the permission to make, let’s call it, subjective decisions about how buildings look. Michael Hricak, FAIA![]() |
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