Richard Meier on the Meltdown

The Observer‘s Irina Aleksander caught up with the starchitect at a Vanity Fair party on Monday: Sign Up For Our

The Observer‘s Irina Aleksander caught up with the starchitect at a Vanity Fair party on Monday:

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Architect Richard Meier, who lately has become known for designing costly Manhattan apartment buildings, seemed somewhat more disturbed by the news. “I don’t know how to deal with it or what it means. Certainly, it’s going to have a serious effect on my work here.”

When asked just how long our economic troubles might last, Mr. Meier said, “Hopefully, two or three more hours.” Then he tilted his head back and took a swig of Champagne.

Richard Meier on the Meltdown