> Art critic Blake Gopnik, who spent six years of his childhood living at Habitat 67, called the building the “greatest modern sculpture,” adding, to give that

> Art critic Blake Gopnik, who spent six years of his childhood living at Habitat 67, called the building the “greatest modern sculpture,” adding, to give that comment some weight, “and I’ve seen a lot of sculpture.” For Gopnik, who learned how to ride a bicycle on Habitat’s second floor terrace, the project’s success lies in what he calls its “aesthetic surprise.” Gopnik explains, “When you walk through it, you get a sense of space unfolding around you—vistas open up and get enclosed by concrete.” This is it. This is the only thing in the article matching the title. Architectural 'digest' but it's more of 'we've digested the information and this is what we shat'