This series of podcasts is curated to celebrate KL Design Festival 2022, co-organized by PAM NEXT, with a theme of Resilience in Architecture. The guests were invited to share their perspectives and thoughts from different disciplines to provide a diverse understanding of being resilient in architecture and beyond.   In this episode, Gary had a conversation with Mich Hoo on urban resilience and why it is important in creating a livable and durable city, in place making and living quality.  "This episode covers a wide range of inputs on the characteristics and approaches to form a resilient city, as you probably could imagine the complexity of a city's network and urban fabric - but Mich's narrative which is based on 7 principles - reflective, robust, resourceful, flexible, redundant, inclusive and integrate (with one additional note on decentralized) has been simplified and tailored as a set of requirements for different locales to perform their best defense of being resilient and sustainable. I would say this episode established a good fundamentals for the urbanites and communities to extend propositions on how to make a better city, particularly on the accessibility of enjoying a livable city."  

For more information, please visit 
https://issuu.com/sputnikatelier/docs/pos_r-v10_cb529bd4cc39bc 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michzx/  

References in the interview: 
Sara Meerow 
Urban Storybook (by Mich) 
Leku Studio 
Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park  
Barcelona Superblock

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