Fast Fashion, Slow Healing
The industrialization of food and fashion has led to a decline in quality and an increase in environmental damage, with fast fashion and fast buildings contributing significantly to carbon emissions. There's a compelling parallel drawn between the nutrition we seek in food and the health implications of our built environments, suggesting that the design of our spaces can influence our well-being. As stress levels rise in uninspiring settings, it becomes clear that we must prioritize thoughtful architecture for both our health and the planet.In this clip
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Humanize with designer Thomas Heatherwick
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