Episode 302: David Holm, Principal at Cox Architecture on the intersection of connectivity, culture, and placemaking
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David Holm discusses his work at the intersection of connectivity, culture, and placemaking in architecture.
David Holm, Principal at Cox Architecture has a career spanning major transport and civic infrastructure—from international airports like the new Western Sydney airport and Changi airport in Singapore to urban masterplans and public spaces—David’s work sits at the intersection of connectivity, culture, and placemaking. He’s also a passionate advocate for drawing as a design tool and has contributed widely to architectural discourse and education. His ideas on the intersection of c...
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