There just weren't so many support mechanisms out there to support social entrepreneurs, when you compare it, for instance, with the number of start-up accelerators for for-profit ventures.
What is sustainable, what is equitable, what is economical, we practice in an area that has limited resources and great need and disparities, and the question is, how can architecture be a positive influence?
This would be like comparing the size of a human red blood cell to the entire island of Sicily; an incredible difference in scale that's difficult to really wrap your head around.
Tuesday evening's presidential debate, with its glossy production values, pre-event taunts and starkly different contenders, feels like a heavyweight bout.
But I also worry — I worry a lot — I worry that these tools, when used, replicate the disparities, the inequities along the lines of race and class and other markers of advantage and disadvantage.