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Except for this small, elite, group, this accomplished little. Super stars, intellectuals. Hey, want to do something? Go to the south side of Chicago. 67th and Halstead Street, and come up with a plan to solve the problems there. Look at the other cities around the country with deep, deep poverty and hopelessness. Com up with solutions for shelter and community. Yes, we all know how fantastic you guys are.

That's BS about the cost of expensive naturals, one kilo at .001 or even .01 grams is pennies per bottle.

Wading out the peddles

Mithe bache your why

Forgot

What recommended algorithm for me? Smh

I hope I'll be there someday!

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whata shitty tribute

Love refinement! ...imagine having their budgets!

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I’ve just discovered Takaharu but this presentation inspires me to encourage this innovation in 🇺🇸

Richard Saul Wurman and all please study-Joel Salatin thanks.🌎🙂

REST IN PARADISE

REST IN PARADISE

i love how it all breaks into this beautiful chaos of kids throwing sneakers at the virgil haha amazing talk!

💖 'promosm'

RIP🙏🙏🙏

Wicked cool, thank you for this film!

my 10 year old Mom lived in the Irish housing projects in South Boston, "Southy", Columbia Point was a landfill. Mom talks about how the local children would go there to throw rocks at the Warf Rats

Over rated!

So there is no interior designing?

I’m from phila pa. Visited Boston last year. It’s a beautiful and amazing city! Going back soon.

A must-see presentation! Just wish the audience was a little more respectful of the speaker. Around 1:03:41 people started laughing bc they couldnt seem to fathom the concept of experience design in landscaping.

It's how you finish not how you start.

Well you were a Professor at Oxford!

Where dà rug at? :/

I loved this talk and presentation. Professor Marina Tabassum is such an incredible architect and designer that embodies sustainability, respect, and ingenuity! She seems quite humble and down to earth!

The rotten smell in Denmark brought me here

Great question from the audience about ticks and lime disease. Nature-like parks look great in cities but tall meadows include the increased probability of these bugs. I suppose for now it's either trying to prevent the diseases via vaccines and antibiotics or separating meadows and walkways so that the risk of people catching diseases is lowered.

Lets Do Habitat 2.0 , maybe Stacked Hexagonal Prefab Modules at Ilot montreal in Montreal..its open for Ideas...

Proud of you Marina Tabassum

Thank you professor. I'm from the south and appreciate this lesson, this field trip lecture. Very informative.

Who voted for a “policy advisory board”?

So happy I subscribed to this channel -- just hearing these words in the background as I work is so inspiring. Thank you.

I've lived in Boston for 40 years and still learned a lot from Professor Krieger. Well worth the 34 minute investment!

What a critical lecture for the direction of Architecture in the age of AI! APPLAUD!

I grew up in Scituate and after college lived in the Boston area until 1999/2000 and I got to witness the Big Dig get seriously underway. I also remember when the Seaport or Innovation District was still the Commonwealth Flats and it was mostly parking lots, abandoned railroad tracks, and disused wharves. But the Norwegian Seamen's Chapel was there as was Anthony's Pier 4, the Commonwealth Pier (an expo center), and the No-Name Restaurant made statewide famous by Jerry Williams of WRKO.

Impecable intervención de María Mercedes. Bravo!!

Very wonderful. This really helped me understand Boston, especially the Dorchester area (South Boston). Thank you very much.

Snooze. Unfortunately this sounds more like a physics lecture, at least starts that way. Too bad landscape architecture is overrun with academic elites these days.

have you apologized to a native american today?

Watching this just after the 4.7 quake in NYC - little more than traffic noise compared to what Japan has survived.

22:07 gallery owner

3:13 imagine ignoring Ye there smh

THis is so inspiring even for me as tech student hats off to the legend

Thank you

Cool architects !!!, but such modest lectures. Their horizons of practice are much wider. We need to give them more time.

Typical view of Boston, by someone, across the river in Cambridge, who obviously never grew up in Boston. The great history of Boston is way more nuanced than this fellow, who only wants to schill for the destruction and re-design of the Old Boston, will ever know!

Lived in Boston most my life. Fascinating watching the Big Dig happen.