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A+A+A is a woman-led multidisciplinary design collective founded by Andrea Chiney, Arianna Deane, and Ashely Kuo. With the belief that design impacts all
people, everywhere (for better or worse), they make the process more collaborative, inclusive, sustainable, transparent and fun. Working at all scales, they take ideas and make them into real objects, experiences, and spaces. Their past work includes feasibility studies, workshops, exhibition design, public installations, and programming. In this episode, they expound more about their unique practice and passion for human-centered design.
people, everywhere (for better or worse), they make the process more collaborative, inclusive, sustainable, transparent and fun. Working at all scales, they take ideas and make them into real objects, experiences, and spaces. Their past work includes feasibility studies, workshops, exhibition design, public installations, and programming. In this episode, they expound more about their unique practice and passion for human-centered design.
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