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EP 020830 April 2024 · 33 min
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Sustainable architecture is not only about technical performance. It is also about culture, decision-making, communication and designing places that support better ways of living.
Stephen Drew speaks with Michael Woodford of White Arkitekter about sustainable design, healthcare projects, practice culture, carbon calculation, AI and what architects need to communicate clearly as the market changes.
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How White Arkitekter approaches sustainable design
What healthcare projects can teach about social and environmental impact
How practice culture affects design quality
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Oh my goodness, it's Friday! You better not have a beer in your hands. Think of that Revit mug when you come back. Someone's gotta drive it. Okay, 30 seconds. That's right. Not long till the weekend. Hump. We'll get over it together. A few more hours. Okay.
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