
Show Notes
Pete Bossley (Architect and Director, Bossley Architects), Keni-Duke Hetet (Director of Waka Group Architecture) and Bill McKay, (Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture and Design, Auckland University) talk to host Glenn Murdoch (Theca Architecture) about the role architecture takes, or should take, in forming healthy communities.
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