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Pioneering Design® | Michael Ford: The Hip Hop Architect

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Pioneering Design® | Michael Ford: The Hip Hop Architect

The International Interior Design Association’s New York Chapter (IIDA NY) will host an intimate conversation with Michael Ford, also known as “The Hip Hop Architect” on Wednesday, March 15th.

As part of the chapter’s Pioneering Design® series, “Michael Ford: The Hip Hop Architect” will explore the intersectionality of architecture and hip hop, as well as Ford’s journey in merging the two fields to influence contemporary design and culture.

 

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