69. AITC: The Medicalization of Space with Michael Murphy of MASS Design Group

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What can architecture do in the time of a pandemic? What is an architecture of medical necessity? This week, we talk with Michael Murphy of MASS Design Group to discuss architecture in the time of COVID-19.

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69. AITC: The Medicalization of Space with Michael Murphy of MASS Design Group

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