On this episode of Tangents, Caitlin Taylor, Architect, Farmer, Food Systems Designer and Managing Director at Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture, shares her experiences developing a passion and career exploring food systems through an architectural lens.  Hear Caitlin’s insights into exploring her interests deeply, finding equally passionate and driven people to work with, and the power that architects have to redesign and rebuild food systems. She describes how she looks at everything from all scales, and views everything she does as an act of love. Listen to the end to hear our highlight on Thomas Musca, Designer, Artist and Founder of Cassius Castings from the OOA community!Highlights: 
Falling in love with farming while in grad school
Leading the Food Systems Design Lab at MASS Design Group
Opportunities at Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
Balancing passions, a sense of urgency and a long view of time
Understanding and curiosity for systems at a range of scales
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