Should Architects Stop Designing for the “User” and Start Designing for Time?
As programs shift faster than buildings age, some architects are rethinking user-centered design in favor of more open architectural frameworks.
As programs shift faster than buildings age, some architects are rethinking user-centered design in favor of more open architectural frameworks.
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