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🗓️ 12 August 2019
⏱️ 20 minutes
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0:37.9 | I've been thinking about what we could change to make the United States a safer place. Changing |
0:43.0 | gun laws so that we're more safe. Changing how we think about radicalization. After |
0:47.9 | El Paso, After Dayton, you might be feeling like nothing ever changes. But I write about |
0:52.9 | cities and design for Slate, and there's one thing that is definitely changing. The |
0:57.8 | way we design buildings. I'm Henry Grabar, filling in today. Hi, Henry. Hi, Janine. And |
1:05.4 | that's Janine Katab. She's one of architecture's most vocal practitioners on this subject. You're |
1:10.8 | an architect, right? Yeah, I'm an architect and I focus on educational spaces. So schools, |
1:18.1 | K-12, higher ed, the whole slew of learning environments. I want to ask about how you |
1:25.5 | got into this work, which might be kind of a heavy question because I read that you were |
1:31.0 | a student at Virginia Tech in 2007. Yeah. I was a ready-and-architecture student. I was |
1:41.1 | a third year at Virginia Tech. And the shootings happened in 2007. It was a hard time. I knew |
1:51.4 | four people who were killed during the shootings. One was a really good friend of mine. We were |
1:56.5 | co-coriographers together for a dance troupe. The day before the shooting was our huge performance |
2:05.8 | that we had been practicing for the entire year. And the next morning, we found out that |
2:12.3 | my friend, Rima Samahashi, was one of the people who could not be found. And we spent the |
2:17.0 | entire day waiting and waiting and watching the news and calling around to see if anyone |
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