Season 2 Episode 3: Understanding Religion in Architecture ft. Parisa Shahnooshi, Narrative Practice

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What purpose does religion serve in our understanding of architecture and the built environment? Does it serve anything at all? In this heated and energetic episode, we discuss the purpose of religion and how can help us understand the built environment and further question the intentionality and purpose behind sacred spaces.

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Joining us this week, we have special guest Parisa Shahnoosh. Parisa is a Part 2 Architectural Assistant based in London and working with @narrativepractice tutoring students worldwide since March 2020 and still going. Alongside practice, she is a Postgraduate Mentor at the University of Greenwich.

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Parisa is a British Iranian designer with a passion for poetry, Persian miniature painting, and carpet weaving. This can be seen in her recently published Masters project in Blueprint Magazine titled ‘Vertical Gardens of Persia’ speaking on the topic of the mythology of Persia. Parisa continues to weave her interest into discovering the hidden stories that are found in our daily lives through these small-scale interventions are what challenge our cultural perspective.

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