Ground floor plan 1948

Editor: Here we have Leo Kornblath's "Ground floor plan" from the Harvard Art Museums. It looks like an architect's blueprint. What do you see in this piece? Curator: You know, blueprints aren’t just technical documents, they are full of optimism. I like to imagine the lives unfolding within these lines. Each room, a stage for human interaction. Editor: So, it's more than just walls and dimensions? Curator: Exactly! It's about potential, the silent stories waiting to be written into the architecture. Think of all the unbuilt dreams contained in this single plan. Editor: That's a lovely way to frame it. Curator: Indeed! Now, I see architectural plans in a new way.