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Episode 12: Building communities through breweries: An interview with SUM Design

Small-Scale City by John Chilson

Jun 29, 201700:22:06Arts

The first time I visited Ex Novo, a brewery in Portland, Oregon, I was struck by its design. It felt…designed. It wasn’t a cold space with some chairs and stuff thrown together. There was some thought put into it. From w...

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