Celebrating the history of a building remains an important consideration when applying adaptive re-use principles in design. By saving not only the environmental cost of demolition and reconstruction, but also the existing narrative, new life can be injected into a space to satisfy the living requirements of the future without sacrificing its past.
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Celebrating the history of a building remains an important consideration when applying adaptive re-use principles in design. By saving not only the environmental cost of demolition and reconstruction, but also the existing narrative, new life can be injected into a space to satisfy the living requirements of the future without sacrificing its past.
Diversity in architecture | Maya Borjesson | John Wardle Architects
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4 years ago
Diversity in architecture | Maya Borjesson | John Wardle Architects
This episode, we talk with Maya Borjesson, Project Architect at JWA and Diversity Coordinator for Women in Design & Construction. Maya shares how diversity and equality inspire her work and discusses the impact that the second female winner of the Pritzker Prize, Kazuyo Sejima of SANAA, has on her designs for the future.
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Celebrating the history of a building remains an important consideration when applying adaptive re-use principles in design. By saving not only the environmental cost of demolition and reconstruction, but also the existing narrative, new life can be injected into a space to satisfy the living requirements of the future without sacrificing its past.
