#Episode05: Architecture style is not sourced from the past
Architecture style is not sourced from the past Has our legacy from the past changed radically? Does it improve the architecture?
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Architecture style is not sourced from the past Has our legacy from the past changed radically? Does it improve the architecture?
Architecture style is not sourced from the past Has our legacy from the past changed radically? Does it improve the architecture?
How can we design buildings that are not just self-serving, but they contribute to the cultural life of their urban surroundings?
