Habitats for Public Engagement

The human need for social interaction is an integral part of our daily lives. But what impact does this have on the environment and architecture we rely on in order to achieve specific outcomes? How should we evaluate the impact our daily decision-making has on our environment/s? What role should, and do, machines play in our lives? How much is too much? In this issue of Filter we explore Habitats for Public Engagement.

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