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Union Terminal Restoration
A comprehensive restoration renews Cincinnati's Union Terminal and its museum spaces while protecting the National Historic Landmark's original fabric.
EP 009418 September 2021 · 59 min
Audio · 59:1300:00 · Introduction to quality of life and mental health9 chapters ↓
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Mental health in architecture is not a soft side issue. It sits inside deadlines, workload, identity, career pressure, business pressure and the way people are asked to perform in the profession.
Stephen Drew speaks with Angela Mazzi about quality of life, mental health, anxiety, career roadblocks, deadlines, built environment impact, community needs and healthier ways to think about work in architecture.
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Why quality of life belongs in architecture conversations
How deadlines and workload can affect mental health
What career roadblocks can feel like in practice
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
A comprehensive restoration renews Cincinnati's Union Terminal and its museum spaces while protecting the National Historic Landmark's original fabric.
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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