I specifically said that I did not feel that you believed that. Please read my words as carefully as I choose them.
I don't know where 'me' came into it; and I did not assert one could not touch Mr. Adjaye at all; I suggested that if evidence shows he is of guilty crossing lines (which certainly appears to be the case), it is he personally that should absorb a punishment, rather than his workers. He can lose equity in his firm, and money from his bank account etc.
But dropping the firm hurts others, not just him. Now it may be, that there is no other reasonable alternative, and to that extent, what I advised was a cautious approach.
Anything that gives off a reactionary vibe, to me, is to be treated with suspicion.
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That said, perhaps we can return this thread to discussing this project, rather than one architect's alleged personal/business misdeeds.