An Architecture Manifesto

As an architecture buff, I found 'An Architecture Manifesto' to be a refreshing and thought-provoking listen. Lahiji's argument is persuasive, and Shepherd's narration is excellent, his deep, resonant voice perfectly suited to the manifesto's serious tone. I appreciated Lahiji's concrete examples and historical context, which made the argument feel grounded and well-researched. However, I found some of Lahiji's generalizations about contemporary architecture to be a bit too broad. Also, while I understand the need for a strong argument, I sometimes wished for a bit more nuance in Lahiji's positions. Nevertheless, this is a compelling listen that has given me a lot to think about. I'd recommend it to anyone interested in the philosophy of architecture.