William McDonough on Why “Being Less Bad is No Good”
Written on 07/18 at 02:36 PM by Andy Posner
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In this fantastic talk, architect William McDonough discusses why being less bad is no good, and offers his thoughts on how design can be used to “love all species for all time.” Mr. McDonough explains some of the work he has done, such as re-designing Ford’s Headquarters in Detroit, and how new innovations can enable designers to come up with products that are healthy, equitable and sustainable.
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