CLEAN : 16th Venice Biennale reflects on the ethics of archictecture

The transcript discusses the unexpected interconnections in architecture, likening the experience to a farmer's good harvest. It elaborates on the concept of 'free space' in architecture, which encompasses imagination, time, history, and opportunity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of identifying cultural components in projects and describes how architects create miniature realities that become real, using examples like a kindergarten in Tokyo.

What does the speaker compare their feelings to in the context of their work?

What are the various meanings associated with the concept of free space as mentioned by the speaker?

How does the speaker describe the role of an architect in relation to free space?

In what way does the speaker hope to influence people who are not architects?

What is the significance of 'miniature realities' according to the speaker?