"Anything: Architecture at the End of the Millennium"
2000-06-01 until 2000-06-03
Guggenheim Museum
New York, NY, USA United States of America

The culmination of ten years' investigation, this conference presents some of the world's leading architects and luminaries from other disciplines-art, philosophy, economics, and sociology-to discuss the state of architecture in the global age.

In the decade leading to the new millennium, Anyone is sponsoring ten multidisciplinary and cross-cultural conferences on the condition of architecture at the end of the millennium. The results of each conference – the participants' papers and edited transcripts of the discussions – are published in books of the same name. The conferences, which began in 1991, are held at different sites around the globe and explore different themes based on architectural definitions of the ten compound any words in the English dictionary: Anyone, Anywhere, Anyway, Anyplace, Anywise, Anybody, Anyhow, Anytime, Anymore, and Anything.

The books documenting the conferences contain essays by each participant and transcripts of the discussions. They range from 232 to 288 pages and are illustrated.

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