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"From his bold and radical first houses, up to the operistic ambition of the large-scale projects that mark his career after the National Museum of African American History, Adjaye has undertaken every commission with a freedom that makes his work greatly varied, but also with stubborn fidelity to two axes of his work that endow his architecture with a political and moral dimension: the desire to service the community and the determination to recover a diverse account of history"--Page 3.