Architect VIKAS DILAWARI had to learn how to balance not just the complexities of life, but also literally on scaffolds The Uppercase Podcast

If restoring structures that were constructed centuries ago has taught conservation architect VIKAS DILAWARI anything, it's how to embrace what he calls the 'least bad compromise' - because sometimes, it's simply not possible to find the exact material he wants or to go back to a long-abandoned technique. It's the trick to being happy in life, too, Vikas believes: accepting that sometimes you won't get what you want, and that what's 'good enough' can actually prove to be pretty great in the l...