Scarcity upsets the assumption that architects should be defined solely through adding stuff to the world

28 June, 2012 | By Jeremy Till, Jon Goodbun, Deljana Iossifova

Sustainability in practice: The scarcity of our planet’s resources may shift how the architectural profession sees itself, writes Jon Goodbun with Deljana Iossifova and Jeremy Till

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