Author: ed. Kelbaugh Douglas, ed. Polshek James
Place: Michigan
Publisher: The University of Michigan
Year: 2001
Pages: 38
Source: Donated by Charles Correa Associates
Sub-Subject: Planning
Keyword: Architecture, Urban Planning
Classification: 720
Shelf: C3R3
Accession No: B430
Contents: A. Alfred Taubman Lecture Vision and Revisions
Abstract: The lectures by James Polshek and Douglas Kelbaugh, presented in honor of A. Alfred Taubman’s endowment to the College of Architecture and Urban Planning, celebrated architecture’s societal role and future direction. Polshek emphasized the ethical responsibilities of architects and the power of design to promote justice and human dignity. Kelbaugh reflected on sustainable urbanism, urging integration of environmental and social concerns into planning. Both highlighted architecture’s potential to inspire and effect positive change. The event underscored Taubman’s lasting impact on architectural education and the importance of nurturing visionary leadership in shaping the built environment.