Phenomena — 1.4.2020

On Hares, Ferrymen and Empathy in Architectural Education

Text Fernando Nieto, Rosana Rubio

Fernando Nieto and Rosana Rubio, who teach architecture at Tampere University, examine the contradictory goals posed for architectural education.

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