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CEC WEEKLY TIES – Rethinking time as we know it
Dear colleagues, Underneath this ground covering lies what I imagine to be an exquisite mosaic...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – When architecture is abused
Dear colleagues, Cyprus, my home country, is the European country where inequality increased the most in the...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – In search of alone time
Dear colleagues, The pandemic has brought to the forefront the importance of balancing "togetherness" with...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Reframing the participatory design process
Dear colleagues, A lot has changed since 1986, when in The Image of the Architect, Andrew...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Launching the “What We Do” page
Dear colleagues, We are excited to announce the launch of the "What We Do" page...
Have a Seat: Participatory design from an architect’s point of view – The Men’s Home
Greg Vendena, Architect with Cyklus, Copenhagen, Denmark Figure 1. The Men’s Home and Istedgade (Photo by Pelle...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Puffins and World Mental Health Day
Dear colleagues, Saturday Oct. 10 is World Mental Health Day. One of the most touching...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Evictions and homelessness
Dear colleagues, An estimated 30-40 million Americans are at risk of eviction, in what maybe the country's...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Refugees in a pandemic
Dear colleagues, Europe's largest migrant camp on the island of Lesbos, Moria, has been devastated...
CEC WEEKLY TIES – Sex trafficking and the pandemic
Dear colleagues, On Aug. 29, the US Marshals Service Missing Child Unit led the search "Operation...
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