What is one negative aspect of the starchitect phenomenon?

Understanding the Starchitect Phenomenon

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Jackson Turner
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Architecture, Arts, Design, Philosophy
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11th Grade - University
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It reduces the quality of architectural designs.
It makes architecture less accessible to the public.
It leads to a focus on celebrity over architectural work.
It increases public interest in architecture.
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What is a positive outcome of the starchitect phenomenon?
It has reduced the number of new buildings.
It has made architecture less accessible.
It has led to a greater interest in architecture.
It has decreased the quality of architectural designs.
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How has the public's perception of architecture changed over time?
Architecture has become a part of the general cultural dialogue.
Architecture is only discussed in academic circles.
Architecture is now seen as less important than before.
People are less interested in architecture now.
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How does the public's visual culture affect architecture?
It makes architecture more exclusive.
It leads to less interest in architectural design.
It enhances public engagement with architecture.
It has no impact on architecture.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What role do art museums play in modern cities?
They serve as secular cathedrals and cultural symbols.
They are less significant than other cultural institutions.
They are primarily tourist attractions.
They are the tallest buildings in cities.
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In what way are art museums compared to cathedrals?
They both serve as community symbols of stature.
They are both primarily religious buildings.
They both focus on modern art.
They are both the tallest structures in cities.
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Why is Frank Gehry considered influential in architecture?
He focuses solely on traditional architectural styles.
He bridges serious architecture and popular culture.
He avoids public attention and media.
He designs only residential buildings.
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