Aug 13

Paul Goldberger Talks Green Building with Architect Richard Cook

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If you ever get a chance to see the New Yorker‘s architecture critic Paul Goldberger speak in person, we recommend you do it. We saw him earlier this year at a panel hosted by the Chicago Architectural Foundation and he was our favorite part of the evening. But if he doesn’t happen to be swinging into your town anytime soon, your next best option is to catch him somewhere like here, appearing in the latest edition of his magazine’s New Yorker Current video series. In this latest edition, Goldberger talks to architect Richard Cook about sustainability, LEED certification, and “the use of nature in design.” And coming in at just over 25 minutes, it’s just the thing for eating up some time on a slow summer Friday.

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