Q&A with Professor Michael Stacey | Architecture & Design

Michael Stacey talks about his fascination with the early Renaissance, the qualities that make aluminium ideal for use in applications within architecture and the built environment – and how the material can assist in advancing transformational action that will protect the living conditions for generations to come.

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