U.S. educators and architects have long been agreed on at least one point: the nation needs new schools. But, said ARCHITECTURAL FORUM this week, "it is a sadand little recognizedfact that the pitifully inadequate supply of taxpayer's dollars is, in most big U.S. cities, being spent for the wrong kind of schools." To show what it meant, the FORUM devoted its entire October issue to the U.S. school.
As an example of poor planning the FORUM picked New York City. The big town has 900 school buildings and a third of them are more than...
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