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January 4, 2006
"Struggling" Gehry on "out of scale" project: "If it turns out great, that's what's right"
TimesRatnerReport covers Frank Gehry's Columbia University interview:
Gehry, who described himself as "a do-gooder, liberal," said he was trying to design the project "within a very open dialogue with the people who are involved," but acknowledged that success on the project was subjective: "What’s right is, if it turns out great, that’s what’s right." Indeed, though Gehry comes off as an earnest, well-meaning fellow, it's apparently not his role to be worried about a planning process that urban affairs expert Tom Angotti calls "all backwards."
Posted by lumi at January 4, 2006 7:07 AM