I have long wished to meet Adam Gebrian, who devotes his life to promoting the value of architecture and the quality of urban spaces. He studied architecture and worked in renowned offices. Then he decided to undertake postgraduate studies at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), funded by a Fulbright scholarship. Once you receive this funding, it is expected that you will give something back, and so he decided not to create projects as an architect, but rather to raise awareness and stimulate higher-level reflection on the subject. His main focus is public spaces and the question of where the border between private and public is in the built environment.
We talk about the many formats he uses, how it all happened, and his approach to travelling.
