ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Lindsay Wilson, president of the fourth-largest architecture firm in the US, has a clear perspective on what makes spaces successful. In this episode, she explores how we experience great design, the shifting role of the office in our social networks, and the growing influence of brain health on her work at Corgan.
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linkedin.com/in/lindsay-wilson-a6ba047/
Host:
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