Author(s): Joyce Hwang
How might nimble and expeditious implementation processes make a significantimpact on the discipline and profession of architecture, one that reliestraditionally on iterative development and lengthy time-scales? In cities wherea chronic lack of funding perpetuates widespread acceptance of an architectural‘status quo,’ it is vital for architects to instigate action to palpably generatealternative effects in the community.
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Julie Larsen & Roger Hubeli
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