Australian Homes have Started to Absorb Functions of a Civic Nature
August 15, 2020
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Welcome to Xchange Revolution. In this episode we’re talking about the future of housing in Australia. Ian Nazareth is an Architect, researcher and Program Director – Master of Urban Design at RMIT University in Melbourne. Ian is also the Director of TRAFFIC an emerging collaborative design and research practice working across architecture and urbanism. He contributes extensively to architectural media and critical design discourse locally and internationally. We discuss the re-imagining of our cities and the restructuring of existing housing. We also talk about the impact of covid on housing and how it’s changing the way we live, work and play in our homes.
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Australian Homes have Started to Absorb Functions of a Civic Nature
Welcome to Xchange Revolution. In this episode we’re talking about the future of housing in Australia. Ian Nazareth is an Architect, researcher and Program Director – Master of Urban Design at RMIT University in Melbourne. Ian is also the Director of TRAFFIC an emerging collaborative design and research practice working across architecture and urbanism. He contributes extensively to architectural media and critical design discourse locally and internationally.
We discuss the re-imagining of our cities and the restructuring of existing housing. We also talk about the impact of covid on housing and how it’s changing the way we live, work and play in our homes.
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