Interview with Brian Cameron

The Argument: Better Architecture Everyday

The Argument: Better Architecture Everyday

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In this interview we dig into business and technology and the amazing work that Brian Cameron is doing at Penn State between the business and information technology schools to create a comprehensive framework for architecture. Building on his successes with FEAPO and the masters in architecture curriculum, Brian is forging new roads into both business and architecture.

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Architectural Design Thinking & Digital Transformation with Simon Field 37:10

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