Mónica Ponce de León on widening access to technology: ‘If we continue with the “expertise” model, architecture will never change’
From her home base in Princeton, the Venezuelan-born American architect and educator explains how digital technologies can help to democratize design.
MÓNICA PONCE DE LEÓN: I grew up in Venezuela, surrounded b
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