Published in 2/2022 - Overlooked

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Deep, Deeper, Deepest Empathy

Helena Sandman

When architects design a building, they usually think about the future users and inhabitants, perhaps even collaborate with them in the design process. Empathy can build bridges between actors. In her research, Helena Sandman found three types of empathy.

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