Editorial

摘要

Most architects in the generation that graduated from an architecture program just a decade ago, have been comfortably enjoying the advantages of a prolonged building boom. They can't remember the early 90s, when firms were trying to stay afloat by even turning to the design of parking lots instead of homes or schools. Commercial architecture was at a standstill in this country - as well as Europe -and governments were pulling back. Beginning to sound familiar?