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EP 002326 October 2020 · 38 min

Architecture for Humanity: The Impact of Article 25 with David Murray

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David MurrayArticle 25
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Humanitarian architecture is not an abstract idea. At its best, it uses design, technical skill and coordination to improve health, livelihoods and resilience where the need is real.

Stephen Drew speaks with David Murray from Article 25 about humanitarian architecture, safe shelter, global projects, schools, hospitals, homes, volunteering, fundraising, COVID-19 challenges and how design skills can support communities in need.

The conversation covers:

How Article 25 uses built environment skills for humanitarian impact

Why shelter, health, education and resilience need design as well as funding

How volunteering can create meaningful experience for architecture professionals

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  1. · Stephen Drew

    Stephen Drew

    Hi everyone. I am Steven Drew from the Architecture Social, and I am here today with a very special guest from Article 25, fantastic charity in architecture. David, hello. How are you today? You okay?

  2. · David Murray

    David Murray

    Yeah, I'm good. How are you Steven?

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