Architect
Joe Lobko moderates this free, one-hour look at two selections from the SHIFT2021 Resiliency/Architecture Challenge.
Intern architect
Holly Sutton explores how an industrial site can become a sustainable, inhabited landscape that brings renewed life to struggling communities. Through design,
her project attempts to integrate large-scale community planning with environmental remediation strategies.
Then, an interdisciplinary team led by architect
Gordon Stratford offers a strategy for improved accommodations for essential agriculture workers who provide our communities with food.
Their submission focuses on design as a mechanism for achieving a healthy, nurturing, adaptable, and vibrant home-away-from-home for foreign worker communities.
Each of these projects reveals the direct positive impacts that thoughtful and sensitive design can have on communities.
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