I'm really looking forward to the speaker(s) from Architecture for Humanity. Watching the TED talk given by the founder made me wonder what they do when they fail. It appears there is so much effort put into formulating and installing these designed solutions, but there's no way they have a 100% success rate. Sometimes designs look great on paper, but just don't work out in practice. What does Architecture for Humanity do when the designs they have implemented don't work as expected? Do they have the opportunity to make revisions? How do they fail forward when they're working with such tight margins?
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