I feel that we’re all equal, so I go with that.'.
He is not, however, infinitely flexible.One of his daughters acts beyond Tevye’s boundaries in running off to marry a Russian Orthodox man and is shunned..
When I was writing about the.Finding Places project.undertaken in Hamburg for our recent book.
Design to Value., I was immediately taken by the humility of the process.
This project was the city’s response to the allocation of 20,000 migrants fleeing Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq to be housed.
This was a people problem with complex, strong and diverse views and issues to negotiate.We need to understand who is affected by it and its solution.
This allows us to identify the stakeholders and what they value.We then determine with our client – and key stakeholders – what the high level aspects are of a solution that would solve this problem.
That might sound a bit trivial, but the point is that the solution is almost never a building by itself.A building is a system that, together with other systems, realises the value that matters to client and stakeholders..