Episode Synopsis "Living Dialogs S3E2: Collaborating with living systems: How mycelium can help us rethink architectural practice"

In this episode, Living Dialogs host Edgar Cardenas is joined by Carole Collet and Merlin Sheldrake as they engage in a wide-ranging conversation about living systems, what mycelium can teach us about designing for the future, and what this means for the future of architecture as a practice.

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