We often debate architecture through the lens of sustainability, beauty, or social impact. All are important. But another question deserves equal attention: Does a project make a place more resilient—or more dependent? Large-scale developments can drive growth, but they can also concentrate risk. When monoculture (one developer, tenant, or industry) dominates, an entire local economy becomes more vulnerable. Perhaps architecture should be ethically judged by different metrics

It is with great pleasure I share with you the publication of my research project: "Placemaking - Introduction and understanding: The...