@kimzwarch thank you! We agree with you, using digital tools for scalability is efficient. We've also found it to be a constant iterative process that acts in the interface between manual planning and algorithm planning, to make sure that design decisions are informed by social imperatives and local community needs and preferences. We look forward to your comments and discussion on our posts to come!
RE: Some EMPOWER(ing) words worth knowing: de-cryptifying architectural jargon on a crypto-platform
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Some EMPOWER(ing) words worth knowing: de-cryptifying architectural jargon on a crypto-platform
Most welcome @urban-thinktank! It seems that I need to polish up the skills to approach this too in order to make a better design decision for the client and most importantly, the local community.
Inspiring work you have there and will definitely drop by time to time :)
BTW, my partners and I happened to create a community named #archisteem that aims to curate our existing built environment and also future built environment development. Here is some additional information.
It would be awesome if you could check us out and join us. I think we can have a lot of collaboration in near future!
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
Submit