La non-conferenza, e la pubblicazione collegata, di Think Space, ha avuto quest’anno per tema il denaro, e ha messo in discussione la potenziale evoluzione delle nostre città ridelineando il ruolo dell’architetto in un mondo senza soldi.

The selection of money as a lens to consider architecture is both timely and timeless: form has long followed finance; indeed, finance is arguably the primary driver behind architectural production both today and historically. Buildings are erected either for the consumption of goods in exchange for money, or devoted to the production of it, through increasingly dematerialised labour practices. And yet, though the dependency of architecture and construction on money for their realisation is well known, the exchanges between the two are seldom discussed.