AKDA is a multi-disciplinary design studio with expertise in handling architecture,interiors, furniture & products.
Only through a rigorous process of decolonisation can design and the creative industries confront the structures of oppression that have influenced their development for more than two centuries.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 27, 2019
Icon 188: Designing the Tropical https://t.co/DJrzgbDIcy via @iconeye @Hiyapriya
"While new museums, galleries and beautiful one-off houses grab attention the world over, it is affordable housing that is the fundamental enabler to the future health and vitality of the city." https://t.co/AcTJXH4WrH via @dezeen #PaulKarakusevic
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 26, 2019
“It won’t be possible to hit the UN SDGs without using private funding”
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 23, 2019
Governments won’t fund sustainable development. Will private finance step in? via @FT
@gilliantett https://t.co/lbnctUEsXZ
Lead juror for Hybrid Futures 2019 - Work x Fly @uniQxyz pic.twitter.com/Fyq1ddZPLy
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 21, 2019
The bad news you never hear from Japan after an earthquake is what a sustainable building needs to emulate - to quietly work in the background and to not need rebuilding
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 17, 2019
How Japan's skyscrapers are built to survive earthquakes https://t.co/BqjqI3uYte
One person’s masterpiece may be another’s carbuncle. But is there at least some public consensus on what is welcome and what constitutes blight?
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) January 15, 2019
Can we trust the government to judge what's beautiful? In @guardian by @OllieWainwright https://t.co/hma7A4IZ7e
