Building on Tradition

Ford Foundation's new leader brings to the job management skills and a passion for social justice

By Caroline Preston

New York

Luis A. Ubiñas, president of the Ford Foundation, leans over a railing that overlooks the soaring 12-story atrium in the fund's headquarters here. The office, built in 1967, was the first attempt by American architects to create an enclosed garden...

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