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MONOLOGUES: Bringing our designs to life
How do we bring our plans to life? How can we inform our design process by better understanding our end users and their interactions with the places we create during the course of a typical day? This is a challenge for all architects engaged in early stages of design and one that prompts us to look at new techniques and collaborations. Partner, Nigel Bidwell and Senior Architect Francesca Naddafi of JTP, explain how this desire for innovation in conjunction with the emerging designs for ‘The Waterside’ in Wembley allowed them to imagine the process for revealing the life of the current and future communities.