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The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao features a distinctive undulating titanium-clad design. Photo: 123rf

Amidst my busy schedule, I look forward to taking short breaks to travel and explore new places. The brief escape is essential to recharge and gain a new perspective on life. As an architect, I’m always eager to discover new lessons in architecture and design.

One vital lesson I’ve learned is that well-designed architectural buildings are not just aesthetically pleasing, but they can also be a significant driver of economic growth for a city. Just like Taylor Swift’s concert tours, architecture can have a massive economic impact if done right.

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