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“If you want to push design into new areas, you have to work closely across the boundaries of people's trades and professions. If you know the questions to ask, you can pull out the expertise.”

Quote by Jeanne Gang

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Jeanne Gang is a renowned architect born in 1964. She is known for her innovative designs and commitment to sustainable architecture, with notable works including the Sol LeWitt Museum in Chicago and the Brooklyn Bridge Park Viewpoint in New York. more

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