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Published in 5/2024 - Crossing the Borders

Interview

Tested by Time

Kristo Vesikansa

Photo: Anders Portman / Kuvatoimisto Kuvio

What goes through an architect’s head when a project takes no less than 18 years to complete? Meander’s designers explain how to keep the goal clear in mind.

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