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“The making of architecture is best taught by example,” said Robert A. M. Stern today, as he accepted the 2017 AIA Topaz Medallion at the national conference in Orlando. “Architecture education should also prepare students to positively affect the lives of others.”
Indeed, all of this morning’s keynote speakers demonstrated the ways in which architects and designers can become leaders and agents for positive change in the world through their work.
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