{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"#187\/Design for Homelessness: Andrea Urton + Michael Lehrer + Musical Guest Rosana Eckert","description":"It\u2019s one thing when neighbors don\u2019t like that butterfly mother in law shed in your backyard.  It\u2019s another when thousands of people in a city are without housing and neighborhoods don\u2019t want them anywhere close.  Over the decades, architecture has proclaimed the solution to this and other social problems can be solved through design, but as Dr. Phil might ask, \u201chow\u2019d that work out?\u201d  Not so well, as large mid-century public housing projects proved over and over.  Today, however, there are new approaches and new understandings of both public policy and design that hold great promise.  Joining us today are Andrea Urton. CEO of HomeFirst Services, a Silicon Valley agency supporting housing the homeless, and architect Michael Lehrer of Los Angeles.  Later on, from the Lone Star State, jazz vocalist Rosana Eckert. ","author_name":"US Modernist Radio - Architecture You Love","author_url":"http:\/\/www.usmodernistradio.org","html":"