The Invisible Architect

Why does media coverage on American architecture rarely give due credit to the architect?

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October 31, 2004, 9:00 AM PST

Unlike reviews of books, art, music, theater, or filmwhich would rarely be described without reference to the author, artist, composer, playwright, or director---journalists often ignore architects when reporting on a new building. Roger Lewis examines why architects are frequently invisible in the media.

Thanks to Deborah Myerson

FULL STORY: Press May Ignore Architects, but So Does (Almost) Everyone Else

Saturday, October 30, 2004 in The Washington Post

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