Architecture and the Politics of Ideas Bernie Sanders Ideas Illustrated and its Meaning for Architecture
The world is at a critical moment. Architecture by itself can not generate the many solutions that is able to offer without a politically supported global plan. Enlighted and moral leadership are badly needed.

Thomas Jefferson’s Checkboard Towns

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Broadacre City, 1935
“The only safeguard Democracy can have is a free, morally enlightened fearless minority. Fear is the real danger in any democracy.”
Frank Lloyd Wright
“Change does not depend on us (architects;) change depends on you (the people.)”
Luigi Pellegrin

Luigi Pellegrin’s ZEN Neighborhood, Palermo, 1970