Panelists from a recent forum on public art and sustainability encouraged a culture of curiosity. Read some of the questions raised in the discussion and add your own to the mix. Also, don’t forget to get the most recent issue of Public Art Review focusing on the same topic!

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According to David Benjamin and Soo-in Yang, “In the future, walls will breathe. Construction materials and systems that have been inert for thousands of years will respond in real time to the dynamic conditions of their surroundings and to a larger network of data. Buildings will host public interfaces to air quality and make visible the invisible conditions of the environment. Architecture will come to life.”

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