Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: I've been to MoMA today
Speaker4: there is an amazing exhibition about Yugoslav architecture
Speaker4: Have you seen it?
Speaker1: Yes, last month, this is a really beautifully curated exhibition
Speaker3: Speaker4, I wanted to know your opinion about it, since you know so much about the region
Speaker3: Is it really so well made? because for a person who knows nothing about Yugoslavia it seems quite amazing
Speaker4: it is extremely well prepared and presented, even for someone who knows the subject quite well
Speaker4: I found out a lot from this exhibition
Speaker2: Would you do anything differently? Do you have any critical remarks to share?
Speaker4: hmm, nothing really critical. I just had some ideas, what else could be presented or added
Speaker2: like what?
Speaker4: they show this beautiful project for Skopje, after the big earthquake
Speaker4: when Yugoslavia together with the UN prepared a huge plan to rebuilt the destroyed city
Speaker4: this is a project that became a part of history of architecture and urbanism
Speaker2: it seems so
Speaker4: but what is also very interesting is what happened afterwards
Speaker4: when they abandoned the project, criticised it and most of all the new project - Skopje 2014
Speaker3: I heard it's horrible
Speaker4: it us a nightmare. So Skopje transformed from a city that was planned to have the best architecture in the world to a city with arguably the ugliest, most kitschy buildings
Speaker3: this story sounds very interesting indeed.
Speaker4: yes, but maybe it would be good for another exhibition
Speaker3: maybe
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 and Speaker1k saw the exhibition about Yugoslav architecture in MoMA. Speaker4 finds the exhibition extremely well prepared and presented. Speaker4 thinks architecture in Skopje could be a good topic for another exhibition.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a new job at a law firm.