Sunday, March 23, 2008
Chris Satullo: A coda of caring for the Kimmel
Philadelphia Inquirer: "The first movement came from the leaders of the Kimmel Center, who were hearing ominous chords from the community. They decided to take soundings: Just how deep was the dissatisfaction with the public spaces at the region's performing arts center? Why had the Kimmel never become the vibrant 'indoor square' it had been hyped to be?"
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The kimmel center is so large, it is daunting. It is quite a beautiful piece of architecture, but I can understand the issues the community is having with it. I hope that these design students can come up with some effective solutions, because it has fantastic potential to be a wonderful arts "mecca" in philly.
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