(PRWEB) January 18, 2006 -- Where have all the neighbors gone? Renowned architect and historian Vincent Scully joins Katherine Morris in examining the social and psychological impact of architecture on American culture on her show “If These Walls Could Talk” broadcasting on the VoiceAmerica™ Channel (
http://www.voice.voiceamerica.com/) Thursday, January 19, 2006 at 3PM Pacific (6PM Eastern) with an encore broadcast at 3AM Pacific (6AM Eastern). The VoiceAmerica™ Channel offers the latest topics and conversations in an interactive and informative talk radio format available worldwide via the internet.
“ His philosophy as well as his candid opinions regarding principles of modernism that is incompatible with developing a sense of community is exactly the global conversation we strive to produce for our audienc... ”
Does architecture reflect or instigate changes in our society? Can it control how we feel? How does it affect our sense of community? “Americans today seem to feel that a sense of community is exactly what needs to be revived in this country,” states Scully in his book “Destiny by Design”.
Vincent Scully is the Sterling Professor Emeritus of the history of art at Yale University whose teaching and scholarship have profoundly influenced prominent architects and urban planners for more than four decades. He has published many articles and more than a dozen books which span a wide spectrum of subject matter, and is one of Yale’s most recognized scholars. He has defined architecture as a “continuing dialogue between generations that creates an environment across time.” Scully has been described by world-renowned architect Phillip Johnson as “the most influential architectural teacher ever.” Scully is the recipient of the 2004 National Medal of Arts awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts, an independent federal agency.
“I am deeply honored to interview Dr. Scully”, states host Katherine Morris. “His philosophy as well as his candid opinions regarding principles of modernism that is incompatible with developing a sense of community is exactly the global conversation we strive to produce for our audience.”
“If These Walls Could Talk” is where host Katherine Morris, a psychotherapist and former marketing specialist, and business leader guests discuss and decipher the codes hidden in every office, building, home, store – everywhere we find ourselves. From moving up in business to winding down at home, learn how to use any setting to your advantage. After this riveting hour, you will never again look at any room in the same way. Remember, – it’s not you; it’s the room you’re standing in.
“If These Walls Could Talk” with Katherine Morris broadcasts every Thursday at 3pm Pacific (6pm Eastern). To access the show, log on at
www.voice.voiceamerica.com. Call in live with questions and comments at toll-free at 888-335-5204. Past episodes are available in Katherine’s Content Library on the VoiceAmerica Channel on demand.
About Katherine Morris
Katherine Morris, Founder of Psychology of Setting Associates (
www.psychologyofsetting.com), has spent years examining what she calls the “X-factor” that causes us to thrive or stumble – in business or in life. Her doctoral research and international study proved her theory – this X-factor is ever-present and lies in how our minds react to our physical surroundings. Simply put, it’s not you; it’s the room you’re in. From CEOs to homeowners, people turn to The Morris Approach® to identify and redirect the “X-factor” in their offices and homes to eliminate the causes that negatively affect their professional and personal lives. Katherine shares The Morris Approach® through seminars and in private consultation. She holds membership in the American Psychological Association, American Institute of Architects, Washington School of Psychiatry, and the Sustainable Buildings Industry Council.
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