Sowing Possibility | 3 | Miranda Moen on Rural Architectural Design and Norwegian-American Immigrant Architecture

from Reframing Rural · host Tree Ring Records, LLC

Miranda Moen is a rural architectural designer studying the architecture and cultural history of her ancestors through a Fulbright fellowship in Norway. This stirring conversation covers Miranda's mission to uplift the importance of rural and working class buildings, and how she has come to better understand her cultural identity through study of the built environment.

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