We are asking architects this question because we are clearly not happy with the answers that are coming out of politics today. The plurality of sources and diversity of answers will only enrich our living together, not impede it. This generation, unlike the previous ideologically-driven ones, insists that there is no single source from which the answer can come. Timmy Thomas passionately pleaded it in his song вЂњWhy CanвЂ™t We Live Together?вЂќД®very generation feels compelled to ask it of itself and answer it in its own unique way. His answer was вЂњthe city.вЂќ The French and American Revolutions asked it. Aristotle asked it when he was writing about politics. The Babylonians asked it as they were building their tower. Hashim Sarkis: The question is indeed very old.

More relevant than ever, do you consider this question to be timeless? Do you think your approach has changed in any way after everything that has happened this year? And if you had the choice, would you select another theme for the 2021 edition? Image Courtesy of The Architectural Photography Awards 2019ДЄrchDaily (Christele Harrouk): The last time you spoke to ArchDaily, you said that the theme of the Biennale вЂњ How will we live togetherвЂќ started from your desire to talk about optimism. Save this picture! Skanderbeg Square, Tirana, Albania by 51N4E. Sustainability and Performance in Architecture The Future of Architectural Visualization

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