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Interview with Takbir Fatima on the ArchGyan podcast // January 2019

Posted on January 20, 2019February 26, 2019 by talkistania in media, praise

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Checking staircase reinforcement at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately. The staircase was designed as a folded one to create space underneath for a laundry room.
Checking staircase reinforcement at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately. The staircase was designed as a folded one to create space underneath for a laundry room.
Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.
Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.
Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.
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How can we create a dialog between existing built heritage and new interventions in the historic core without replicating architectural styles from the past? We’re looking at ways of establishing a new vocabulary in response to and with due respect to existing architectural elements and styles.
How can we create a dialog between existing built heritage and new interventions in the historic core without replicating architectural styles from the past? We’re looking at ways of establishing a new vocabulary in response to and with due respect to existing architectural elements and styles.
How can we create a dialog between existing built heritage and new interventions in the historic core without replicating architectural styles from the past? We’re looking at ways of establishing a new vocabulary in response to and with due respect to existing architectural elements and styles.
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