Reflections on art and architecture by TIME critic Richard Lacayo.
More Mayne Man
A few weeks ago I posted about the beautifully conceived and executed federal office building that Thom Mayne's firm Morphosis has produced in San Francisco. Today a new podcast was put on the web in connection with e2, a series set to air on various public TV stations about green design. The second episode, called "Greening the Federal Government", will focus on that building. Meanwhile, if you want to amuse yourself for a few minutes the podcast gives you a few glimpses of it and a brief interview with Mayne.
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