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Six decades ago, Robert Arthur King went to an exhibit at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art called, "The Rise of an American Architect," and, he says, "I fell in love."
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Learn more about the journey and his work, which includes related efforts as an expert witness, in legal consulting, and as writer, photographer, teacher and lecturer.
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Architecture as Art
Charles Luckman, the architect who, among other projects, designed the Madison Square Garden building that replaced New York’s Penn Station, once told a writer for The New Yorker: "I am firm in my belief that architecture is a business and not an art."
"I totally disagree," says architect Robert Arthur King. "It's an art! You are creating an environment in which to live while respecting that environment."
Learn more about the spaces Robert has served as an art-focused architect at this link.
