Have you ever walked into a space and immediately sensed it had a rich history? Faraz and Ella explore the idea of iteration from a musical context and how this occurs in the built environment through thoughtful preservation and adaptive reuse. What makes up the soul of a building or place? Does it start with the architecture or with the people and activities that bring a space to life?

Notes / Links:

Want to learn more about the things we’ve mentioned in this episode? Please find links to additional content below.

• Faraz’s YouTube Rabbit Hole
• Who we spoke with: Preservation Chicago
• Book Recommendation: Stewart Brand | How Buildings Learn
• Book Recommendation: Jane M. Jacobs and Stephen Cairns | Buildings Must Die
• Podcast Recommendation: Alie Ward | Ologies: Domicology Episode
• Article: Wax Trax building gets preliminary landmark designation | Urbanize Chicago!

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