City and Urban Design – Gerald Matthews
Posted on: Wed 5 May 2021
Stereotyping in architecture is more practical than you might think. It helps us know what a building is at face value and helps us navigate our city.
For example, you know a church when you see one and you can always tell when a building used to serve as a bank.
So why have architects taken a new approach when designing buildings and are stereotypes still being used?
Gerald Matthews from Matthews Architects joins Tom Mann and Zoe Kounadis to find out more.
Produced by: Zoe Kounadis
Image by: Flickr
