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Filmed by Xavi González.

Edited by Sara Traba.

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  aurbanNext interviews Nasrine Seraji on why architecture criticism matters today and From Crisis to Crisis, the book she co-edited with Sony Devabhaktuni and Xiaoxuan Lu, published by Actar Publishers and the University of Hong Kong Department of Architecture.

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