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My philosophy as a designer and appreciator of this world, I believe we inflict the environment we live in and vice versa, as we move and advance in the world we live in, our surroundings will respond based on how we inflict it. Architecture is somewhat conservative; following the same principles with the belief in rigidity, solidity, and longevity. As designers, we should challenge those principles and create spaces that are multi-purpose and encourage the use of less toxic and less energy-intense materials, more importantly, which can be repurposed after the “expiration date”, while bettering the quality of life for its inhabitants and creating a meaningful human experience.…My philosophy as a designer and appreciator of this world, I believe we inflict the environment we live in and vice versa, as we move and advance in the world we live in, our surroundings will respond based on how we inflict it. Architecture is somewhat conservative; following the same principles with the belief in rigidity, solidity, and longevity. As designers, we should challenge those principles and create spaces that are multi-purpose and encourage the use of less toxic and less energy-intense materials, more importantly, which can be repurposed after the “expiration date”, while bettering the quality of life for its inhabitants and creating a meaningful human experience.

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My philosophy as a designer and appreciator of this world, I believe we inflict the environment we live in and vice versa, as we move and advance in the world we live in, our surroundings will respond based on how we inflict it. Architecture is somewhat conservative; following the same principles with the belief in rigidity, solidity, and longevity. As designers, we should challenge those principles and create spaces that are multi-purpose and encourage the use of less toxic and less energy-intense materials, more importantly, which can be repurposed after the “expiration date”, while bettering the quality of life for its inhabitants and creating a meaningful human experience.…My philosophy as a designer and appreciator of this world, I believe we inflict the environment we live in and vice versa, as we move and advance in the world we live in, our surroundings will respond based on how we inflict it. Architecture is somewhat conservative; following the same principles with the belief in rigidity, solidity, and longevity. As designers, we should challenge those principles and create spaces that are multi-purpose and encourage the use of less toxic and less energy-intense materials, more importantly, which can be repurposed after the “expiration date”, while bettering the quality of life for its inhabitants and creating a meaningful human experience.

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My philosophy as a designer and appreciator of this world, I believe we inflict the environment we live in and vice versa, as we move and advance in the world we live in, our surroundings will respond based on how we inflict it. Architecture is somewhat conservative; following the same principles with the belief in rigidity, solidity, and longevity. As designers, we should challenge those principles and create spaces that are multi-purpose and encourage the use of less toxic and less energy-intense materials, more importantly, which can be repurposed after the “expiration date”, while bettering the quality of life for its inhabitants and creating a meaningful human experience.