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Şifa Veren Mimari

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Mimari, tuğlaların düzgün bir şekilde dizilmesinden daha fazla anlam taşır. Bu sıradışı konuşmada Michael Murphy, kendisinin ve ekibinin tasarımı nasıl basit bir proje olmaktan çok daha öteye taşıdıklarını anlatıyor. Hava akımından ışık düzenine, bütünsel bir yaklaşımla hem topluluk, hem de (güzel) binalar oluşturuyorlar. Bu konuşmada bizi Ruanda ve Haiti gibi ülkelerdeki projelerde yolculuğa çıkarıyor ve Amerika'nın güneyindeki kalplere şifa olacağını umduğu etkili ve duygulandırıcı Barış ve Adalet Anıtı planını açıklıyor.

Mimari, tuğlaların düzgün bir şekilde dizilmesinden daha fazla anlam taşır. Bu sıradışı konuşmada Michael Murphy, kendisinin ve ekibinin tasarımı nasıl basit bir proje olmaktan çok daha öteye taşıdıklarını anlatıyor. Hava akımından ışık düzenine, bütünsel bir yaklaşımla hem topluluk, hem de (güzel) binalar oluşturuyorlar. Bu konuşmada bizi Ruanda ve Haiti gibi ülkelerdeki projelerde yolculuğa çıkarıyor ve Amerika'nın güneyindeki kalplere şifa olacağını umduğu etkili ve duygulandırıcı Barış ve Adalet Anıtı planını açıklıyor.

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As co-founder and CEO of MASS Design Group, Michael Murphy envisions and creates community-centric structures with healing built into their core.

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