114: George Smart - Preserving Modernism

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If you're listening to this podcast, you're probably passionate about architecture. Have you ever been so passionate about some aspect of what you do that you created an organization, a not-for-profit, or you led a movement? When we talk to George Smart of US Modernist about preserving architecture, we'll certainly talk about his journey to creating the largest open archive of mid-century modern houses, conducting architectural tours, offering a masters gallery, and becoming the modernist authority, but I think the bigger takeaway is really about how to start a movement.

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