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Distribution was part design, part guerilla theatre. Kate printed fifty copies on heavy paper and slipped them under café doors, emailed the PDF to twenty practitioners with a line in the subject: “A tiny agenda for the next ten years,” and uploaded the file to a repository with open licensing. The PDF rippled faster than she’d expected. A coworking space in Lisbon adapted the apprenticeship idea into a weekend training for carpenters; a city councilor in Medellín used the “privacy-by-design” checklist to rewrite an RFP for public benches; a grad student in Kyoto translated the document and added a section on rice-farming terraces as architecture of kindness. kate nesbitt theorizing a new agenda for architecture pdf