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This is a question I have been thinking about for some time. There's no right answer, but there are things to think about when you reach the point of owning a home.
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Some say we had it good. Things aren't looking good currently and therefore yearn for things of old. In the same way, some people are saying houses aren't being designed or built well.
There's an evolving architecture trend that does not look good for the community, and the people are beginning to notice and complain.
Julian Fritzal takes you through what could be happening, how it all begun, and what you can do to make sure your house does not follow the trend.
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Is the architecture industry dying? Would money be the cause of it, and is it pushing architects to explore other alternatives of surviving in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) industry just to stay afloat?
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The practice of architecture and design seems to be in the shadows. Nobody knows what goes on, and you have little to no idea about how a practice works and how it serves you fully for your house or project.
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Hawkers and informal traders have always been part of our community. They provide us with services on our streets and roads that would be difficult for us to get when on the road.
One time or another, people have thought them to be a nuisance to our urban lives and said the hawking system should be abolished.
Our guest today, Korkor Agah has a different opinion on this and proposes an approach to integrate them into our society and way of living as they are a part of us and we depend on them, same as they do as.
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One misconception about architecture is that it serves only the rich and powerful. Architecture is for everyone, and that includes you.
In this episode, Wisdom Afedzi talks about social architecture and its long-standing relationship with helping society. Social architecture is there for everyone, and it is those architects who deeply want to see change at the grassroots of society who partake in it.
It is there to serve you, and Wisdom takes us through what it has to offer you.
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