The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT29) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Dec. 15, 2007 -- ARCHITECTS-REVIEW-3 -- Architect Frank Gehry's Stata Center at M.I.T., in Cambridge, Mass., in November 2007. It's hard to pinpoint when the "starchitect" became an object of ridicule. The term is a favorite of churlish commentators, who use it to mock architects whose increasingly flamboyant buildings, in their minds, are more about fashion and money than function. The more serious criticism comes from those inside the profession who see a move into the mainstream as a sellout. The pact between high architects and developers, to them, is a Faustian bargain in which the architect is nothing more than a marketing tool, there to provide a cultural veneer for the big, bad developers whose only interest is in wringing as much profit as possible from their projects. (Erik Jacobs/The New York Times)
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