Meet the commissioners: Martha Tsigkari

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Martha Tsigkari talks about the need for construction to embrace change and the importance of machine learing

Building magazine is 180 years old this year. What lessons about the built environment should we take from the past?

Learning from the past can help us build for a better future. Vernacular architecture is an excellent compass, which reveals how things work better when humans and the environment are at the centre of design. Technological advancements have also demonstrated how science and innovation can be drivers for performance-driven design solutions in the built environment. 

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