2. EN. Smart City Helsingborg H22 - Micco Grönholm

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595. بين هندسة العمارة وريادة الأعمال: رحلة حسين آل طعمه

تتناول الحلقة تجربة حسين علي آل طعمه، طالب الهندسة المعمارية في الجامعة التكنولوجية في بغداد، الذي اختار أن يخوض طريقًا مختلفًا يجمع بين الدراسة وريادة الأعمال.من محاولات ومبادرات ثقافية ومجتمعية في سن مبكر، إلى العمل مع أكثر من 10 شركات والمساهمة في أكثر من 70 مشروعًا ضمن مجالات ...  Show more

594. Leveraging places - Chuck Wolfe

Audio note: The sound quality may not be the best, as AI-based noise reduction was used during a digital recording.Chuck Wolfe, author of three books on urbanism and place, lawyer, urbanist, and photographer, speaks about his journey from land use law into writing, observing, and ...  Show more

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