Skeptical about architecture's ability to change the "unjust society", Niemeyer defended that such activism should be undertaken politically, and thus simplifying architecture for such purposes would be anti-modern (as it would be limiting constructive technology).
Using architecture for such purposes would be anti-modern (as it would be limiting constructive technology). Skeptical about architecture's ability to change an "unjust society", Niemeyer defended that such activism should be undertaken politically.
Skeptical about architecture's ability to change an "unjust society", Niemeyer defended that such activism should be undertaken politically. Using architecture for such purposes would be anti-modern (as it would be limiting constructive technology).
Skeptical about architecture's ability to change an "unjust society", Niemeyer defended that such activism should be undertaken politically. Using architecture for such purposes would be anti-modern (as it would be limiting constructive technology).