Building - The Future
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52907/wahia.v2i1.646Abstract
There are many stories that make up our lives, and one of the various ways that these stories are recorded is in the spaces that we occupy: the houses, the corners, the streets and the trees; where we live, work, play, cry and laugh. These stories emerge from and develop out of the circumstances, culture, places that surround us, the spaces we live in, work in, and where we meet our friends. We are spatial story-tellers, explorers, navigators, and discoverers.
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