In a Design Observer article reflecting on MoMA’s “Foreclosed” exhibit (pictured at left), Tom Angotti tackles ‘the housing question,’ arguing that “The problem is that we can’t design our way out of the foreclosure crisis…We need to stop looking for the next technological or spatial fix, because it will inevitably reflect and reproduce the entrenched economic and social inequalities that have led us to our current crisis.” Ronnette Riley spoke to the Times Observer about the comparable qualities of architecture and fashion, saying “Architecture is like fashion. There are trends, and they last longer, but it’s constantly evolving.” Robert A.M. Stern joked with the New York Times about his ‘starchitect’ appellation. “That’s a term used for a lot of people,” he said. “But since my name is Stern and “Stern” means star, I think that’s perfectly good. It’s all the other people that are intruding.”