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“As with all other architecture and design, the way we make our offices offers an accurate reflection of our values, and not a formula for improving them.” A review of Nikil Saval’s Cubed in the New York Review of Books.

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  1. Niki Sava’s review has the longest sentences this side of Thomas Bernhard! I was reading it aloud to my wife and gave up because I ran out of oxygen.

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