Architectural Review Asia Pacific

Weathering the recession with FPPV Architecture’s Paul Viney

, it should be a necessity,” Paul Viney says when asked about architecture through an economic downtown. In fact, Viney believes there are a number of ways to work around the industry when home renovations, extensions and alterations come to a halt. And, having survived two economic crisis throughout his tenure in architecture, Viney is the voice of reason and experience needed within the industry as“If you play your cards right and actually get your strategy right, there are opportunities to build.”

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