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Design Hive, Episode 3: Laura Sachtleben on the Lily Pad Network

May 11, 2021

By Laura Flannery Sachtleben, Diego Barrera and Dominic Weilminster

The importance of people, schools, and connections in our community’s resiliency networks

The Lily Pad as a metaphor for advanced resiliency.

Episode three of the design hive podcast: Architect and Stantec’s Global Education/S&T Sector Leader Laura Sachtleben joins Dom and Diego to explain how people and schools are important elements in the Lily Pad Network, a metaphor for resilient communities. 

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Laura has been dedicated to educational design for the past 13 years and is committed to innovation in education through continual research and discovery.
Contact Laura Flannery
Diego has more than a decade of experience bringing architecture and education together.
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Dominic’s design approach is deeply focused on the human experience.
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