GREGORY CAICCO held the Lincoln Chair of Ethics in Architecture and Environmental Design at Arizona State University from 2001 to 2004.
"A compendium of some of the best thinkers currently working in the area of phenomenology and the built environment." - Thomas Fisher, Dean, College of Design University of Minnesota "Recently, it has become obvious that that good architecture results from dialogue, from open-minded yet passionate exchange between designers, builders, clients, and others. The essays in this book open the conversation still further, welcoming marginalized peoples, non-human living beings, and the forces of the natural world into the conversation. A radically new - radically just - sense of architecture emerges from this account; ethical and energizing because entirely engaging." - David Leatherbarrow, Professor of Architecture, Chairman, Graduate Group in Architecture, University of Pennsylvania"
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