What architecture can do for you | Alice Kimm | TEDxFulbrightSantaMonica

[@iant.1832]

I'm an architecture student and her talk made me realize that I got a larger responsibility than what I have thought towards myself, community and the planet we're living. I am driven to transform the quality life of the people, and I am committed to that. Thank you Architect Alice.

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[@tatumcairo2031]

@Salvador Rhett instablaster =)

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[@kristeemarie9576]

There's calmness and conviction in her voice. Truly a breath taking talk, Architect Alice Kimm! :)

[@enterallowed338]

I’m a chef and of course a different path but wow such a great principle to adopt

[@keidronmiller7273]

Phenomenal talk!!!

[@priscillaknight4678]

I Love this!!

[@yashodhandabhekar4071]

Wondering why this talk dont have a million views!!!

[@michael_leclezio]

Because there's a subtle arrogance and smugness in her speech.

[@DEERDesign]

Nice sharing and very useful! Thank you very much!

[@ASMRFlowerGirl]

Thats a great speech!

[@ivonnedmonsalve5977]

¡Me encantó!

[@clearercarton]

I wish I could afford to go to the pantheon to get "inspiration"

[@λυπημένοςσκύλος]

🤣🤣🤣Same

[@cerebello-4905]

I didnt get the "Humanity's survival" according to me its nature surviving from us

[@MrDballiance]

supperbe \

[@tangoz811]

I think she is so shallow in her spedch

[@facefacer9812]

comes across as incredibly smug and insincere

[@hyukheo830]

Too abstract

[@dcotai2902]

Sometimes 20/21 vision... In the end does one become a Architect to express a humanity or is it, a humanity seeking expression in Architecture ? It is time, in the end, we must all face the facts. Do we participate in a promise of debit or a promise of a shared humanity? A..calls on us to hope. B..calls on us to hope. I'm not talking about blind optimism here - the almost willful ignorance that thinks underpaid employment will go away if we just don't talk about it, or the pandemic crisis will solve itself if we just ignore the Annual leave deductions. No, I'm talking about something more substantial. It's the lunchtime hope of the office gathering around a microwave singing Christmas carols; the hope of Hungarian and Italian immigrants from Europe setting out for distant shores; the hope of young new RIBAs bravely patrolling the Airport constuction site; the hope of the young modelmaker who dares to defy the odds; the hope of a skinny architecture grad from Budapest, with a Hungarian name who believes that Hong Kong has a place for her, too. Hope in the face of difficulty. Hope in the face of uncertainty. The hope ...... ....a personal creative nonfiction ....20/21 Vision