Hello, Chris! I'm not sure if you are the proper person to answer this but I'm gonna ask anyway.
As an architect, I'm aware that most of the new materials available after Industrial Revolution (steel, glass) led to mayor changes in the concept of space and how we inhabit it (the Modern Movement). Do you think that nowdays the materials, means or production or work force available have changed enough to the point that we can see a mayor change in the way we build cities or inhabit our private spaces?
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Hello, Chris! I'm not sure if you are the proper person to answer this but I'm gonna ask anyway. As an architect, I'm aware that most of the new materials available after Industrial Revolution (steel, glass) led to mayor changes in the concept of space and how we inhabit it (the Modern Movement). Do you think that nowdays the materials, means or production or work force available have changed enough to the point that we can see a mayor change in the way we build cities or inhabit our private spaces?
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