"I didn't really know her well. We'd met in Toronto long after she'd left New York and then again when she””miraculously””accepted an invitation to speak at City College to inaugurate our annual Lewis Mumford Lecture. The Great Hall began to fill hours before her talk and, by the time Jane took the stage, was overflowing with a remarkably diverse crowd, from old downtown comrades-in-arms to kids who'd just read Death and Life for the first time."
The Architect's Newspaper
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