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25/11/2020

Past continuous: An interview with Chris Miele

Words: Simon Wicks

Chris Miele by Peter Searle

Planners have an important part to play in conserving the best of the past in our built environment. But even historic buildings must be allowed to remain vital in the present, Chris Miele tells Simon Wicks

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“For me, there's a continuum between the past and the present. I think about everything I .....Sign Up or Login to read full article

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