Architect Georgina Wilson joins us in this episode of Stories Indesign podcast.
March 13th, 2025
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With a gigantic social media following, Sydney architect Georgina Wilson is connecting with the wider public in a way that many designers struggle to emulate. In this episode, she discusses the possibilities that arise when the wider public engages with questions of good – and bad – design.
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