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The Renaissance of Crappy Buildings (ft. Maria Ulashchenko) | Architecturally Speaking
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1 hour 16 minutes 36 seconds
1 year ago
The Renaissance of Crappy Buildings (ft. Maria Ulashchenko) | Architecturally Speaking
Are we witnessing a New Age Renaissance of Crappy Buildings?
Embark on an exhilarating journey through modern architecture with Maria Ulashchenko on the Crit Room podcast in "The Renaissance of Crappy Buildings." Get ready to dive deep into today's architectural landscape, from the revival of craftsmanship to the game-changing impact of 3D printing. Join us as we peel back the layers of contemporary design, uncovering the reasons behind why many modern buildings just don't cut it. This conversation is sure to spark your interest in architecture and shed light on where the field is headed next.
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Ryan and Albert (Just Albert), Bring you The 'Crit Room' podcast, where we challenge the status quo of the architecture practice and education. Our mission is to improve architecture industry and address the huge gap between architecture school and the professional practice.
