Modern architecture desperately wanted to become as respected and admired as the revolutuon in visual arts. Which it achieved. But its role in society is far

Modern architecture desperately wanted to become as respected and admired as the revolutuon in visual arts. Which it achieved. But its role in society is far more important than art. Its the permanent backdrop in which we experience life. Its the shape of the petri dish on which our colony grows. Architects should be more psychologists, social scientists and economists than visual artists.