Most developers talk about square footage. Alison Greenfield talks about soul.
She walked into the Moore to meet me in a big hat with a bigger smile, and within ten minutes we were arguing about AI, Darwin and whether this generation has any grit. Then we got to real estate, and she was the most precise person in the room.
Thirty years in. Born in Pittsburgh, Barnard for college, then Parsons for a master’s in architecture in her late 20s, because contractors kept nodding at her and building something else.
