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Weeks before his passing, Steve Jobs' contributions to architecture and design were the subject of an editorial by RECORD editor in chief Cathleen McGuigan. What follows is a reflection on Jobs' impact on the architecture profession and the world at large.
A devotee of innovation and a champion of good design, Steve Jobs profoundly influenced the way we live and work. His death yesterday prompts many of us to contemplate the impact of his vision.
Appearing in front of Cupertino's city council, the Apple CEO and cult leader to the technology obsessed made his case for a proposed new headquarters in the California city. Video after the jump.
