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Carolina Miranda: Writing about Architecture Is Like Dancing about Music

Carolina Miranda: Writing about Architecture Is Like Dancing about Music

Update: 2019-09-03
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Carolina Miranda is an arts and architecture writer for the Los Angeles Times and has had her work featured in a wide range of national and international publications. Ms. Miranda’s writing embodies what art historian Barry Bergdoll defined as the purpose of architecture criticism to be “a bridge between the professional activity of the designing architect and the role of the citizenry.” In this episode of CitySpeak, Ms. Miranda dons her critic hat to talk urbanism, local history vs. history writ large, and the role of architecture criticism within the ever-changing narrative of urban development.

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Carolina Miranda: Writing about Architecture Is Like Dancing about Music

Carolina Miranda: Writing about Architecture Is Like Dancing about Music

Carolina Miranda