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Sitting across the table

The implications of our space arrangements.

Alex Reynolds
Oct 25, 2021
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Hey friends, welcome back. A while back, we touched on the work of Edward Hall as we thought about Space as Culture. You can view that article here:

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Space as Culture
Hey friends, welcome back. Last week, and really for the month of April, we thought a lot about time and how the way we relate to the past impacts the types of stories we most easily hear and tell. The way we think about time and the media we use don’t necessarily determine how we think, but they certainly give us “ruts” to fall into…
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2 years ago · Alex Reynolds

In this article, we landed on the notion that “our spaces shape—or provide the ruts for—the type of people we can become, even as we have made those ruts, to begin with.”

Today, I want to take us back to thi…

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