Raleigh Architect Bryan Bell in Metropolis Magazine

October, 17, 2008 , by Mark

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Bryan Bell, founder of the Raleigh-based non-profit organization Design Corps, talks with Metropolis Magazine. Bell has just published his second book, Expanding Architecture: Design as Activism. His first book, Good Deeds, Good Design: Community Service Through Architecture, was a hit in the design community and continues to sell internationally.

See the Metropolis article here.

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  • revolu
    10/17 03:38 PM

    again, good to see bryan getting some press.  it’s good to see what he’s “doing” is getting some press.  his statement: “The first program I found was a billion-dollar housing program, and there’s not a single architect involved in any of that housing. A billion dollars, no architects,” is extremely telling.

    Perhaps it begin to shed some light?

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