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10: Messy Urbanism with Jeff Hou and Manish Chalana: and , Professors of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design and Planning at the University of Washington, discuss the 'mess' that makes the vitality of the contemporary Asian city, and the lessons one might draw form that in thinking... by ArchitectureTalk

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9: Art Curation and Architecture with Catharina Manchanda: , the Jon and Mary Shirley Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Seattle Art Museum, discusses the complexities of art curation as a social, cultural, aesthetic and spatial practise, both in the local and global contexts. Topics include:... by ArchitectureTalk

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2: Architecture Culture of Seattle Today with Cassie Blair, JoAnn Hindmarsh Wilcox and Tim Richey: Cassie Blair, JoAnn Hindmarsh Wilcox and Tim Richey are part of the committee putting on the 2017 Seattle AIA awards. We discuss trends in the local architecture and talk about how this fast‐growing city can serve its residents. Topics include:... by ArchitectureTalk

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19: Rethinking a Life in Architecture with Javier Sánchez: Hotel Condessa, Mexico City SOURCE JSa This week we talk with Javier Sánchez, developer, architect and founder of JSa architectural firm, with offices in Mexico City and in Peru. We interrogate the state of contemporary practice in Mexico, the role... by ArchitectureTalk

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18: Camels, Horses and Other Technologies of Global Communication with Shundana Yusaf (GAHTC): Camel with Gatling gun SOURCE Smithsonian Magazine 1872 Camels, ships, roads, railways, electricity.....This week we talk with Shundana Yusaf, Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Utah, and discuss the concept and approach to her... by ArchitectureTalk

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6: Emerson, Thoreau and Frank Lloyd Wright with Ayad Rahmani: is a licensed architect and Associate Professor of Architecture at Washington State University who writes on a diverse array of topics ranging from the Islamic city to Frank Lloyd Wright to Dubai today. In this episode we try and connect the... by ArchitectureTalk

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26. World History, Global History, Architecture with Anand Yang.: For the premiere of ArchitectureTalk Season 2, we will be discussing the countours, ambitions and politics of World History, especially in terms of material culture, with University of Washington historian Anand Yang. While focussed on Anand's work on... by ArchitectureTalk

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4: Crossroads of Civilizations: The Medieval Mediterranean with Carla Keyvanian (GAHTC): , Associate Professor of Architecture at Auburn University, talks about her module for GAHTC that looks at the ‘Medieval’ architecture as a product of the complex cultural crossroads of the Mediterranean, that... by ArchitectureTalk

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17: Creating Urban Agriculture Systems with Gundula Proksch: Based on her recent book, Creating Urban Agricultural Systems: An Integrated Approach to Design, we discuss with University of Washington's Gundula Proksch the myriad implications of re-thinking our food culture. Conversation topics range from... by ArchitectureTalk

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24: My Dinner with Warren Etheredge_Film, Architecture and Storytelling: In this SPECIAL EDITION we talk with Warren Etheredge, critic, screenwriter, teacher and charismatic co-founder with Tom Skerritt of The Film School. Warren is also the author of TheWarrenReport and host of the podcast, The High Bar. Over a... by ArchitectureTalk

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16. Ephemeral Urbanism with Rahul Mehrotra: View of kumbh mela. SOURCE Felipe Vera We discuss kinetic architecture and ephemeral urbanism with , Professor of Urban Planning and Design at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD). Topics include events like the , and its implications... by ArchitectureTalk

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5: Transference in Architecture, Culture and Society with Dominick LaCapra: Cornell University’s Professor Emeritus of Intellectual History, discusses the constitutive role of transference in our relationship to history, historiography, animals and architecture. We discuss... by ArchitectureTalk

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1: The Architecture of First Societies with Mark Jarzombek (GAHTC): MIT Professor discusses his GAHTC module on the Architecture of First Societies, establishing the importance of thinking architecture beyond established canons based on cities and technology. Instead he argues the origins of architecture in the... by ArchitectureTalk

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28. Cinema, New Media and Architecture with Yomi Braester: In this conversation with Yomi Breaester, Professor of Comparative Literature and Cinema Studies at the University of Washington, we discuss the many ways in which cinema and new media practices intersection with architecture as aesthetic and... by ArchitectureTalk

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21: Global materials and techniques of Islamic Architecture with Christian Hedrick (GAHTC): Muqarnas Vault, Masjid-i Shah/Imam, Isfahan. Source: Daniel C. Waugh, Courtesy of Archnet.org We talk with Architectural historian Christian Hedrick, currently working at the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT as a researcher, visiting... by ArchitectureTalk

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23: Wearable Technology, Critical Thinking and Our Digital Future with Afroditi Psarra: SOURCE: Afroditi Psarra We talk to multidisciplinary artist, Afroditi Psarra (Professor of Digital Arts at the University of Washington) about her work with electronic textiles, "alienesque" aesthetics, soft circuits and our the new relationships that... by ArchitectureTalk

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27. Sex and Architecture with Richard Williams: THIS WEEK, we talk to Richard Williams about sex, Mad Men, James Bond and of course, architecture. Richard is a Professor of Contemporary Visual Cultures at The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art where he heads the... by ArchitectureTalk

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13: Life is a River, A Conversation with 2018 Pritzker Prize winner BV Doshi: B.V. Doshi's Amdavad ni Gufa underground art gallery in Ahmedabad, IndiaCREDIT Vaishal Dalal, WikiCommons At age 90, Balkrishna Vithaldas (B.V.) Doshi's journey in architecture has spanned 70 years, starting from Indian independence in 1947, to... by ArchitectureTalk

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61. Rugged Individualism, the career of Gordon Walker: This week, we are joined by prolific architect of northwest modernism, Gordon Walker as we discuss Grant Hildebrand’s biography, “Gordon Walker, A Poetic Architecture” Published by Arcade, July 2, 2019 Image: Lucia | Marquand by ArchitectureTalk

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66. AITC: Probiotic Architecture with Dr. Rachel Armstrong: What is Living Architecture? What are alternative modes of being and building in the world? What are the implications of the Coronavirus as a living system and how might that impact what architecture might be? by ArchitectureTalk

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20: Transnationalism and Japanese Architecture with Ken Oshima: Ken Oshima (left) with Arata Isozaki (right) We discuss the complexities of practicing architecture and architectural history across cultures, nationalities, and aesthetic regimes with Ken T. Oshima, Professor of Architecture at... by ArchitectureTalk

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30. The Potential of Rigorous Inquiry with John Boylan: A great conversation with Seattle’s great conversation starter, John Boylan. We’ll discuss art and science, engineering, technology, industry and the potential of rigorous inquiry in both scientific and artistic explorations. John is a... by ArchitectureTalk

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62. The American War with Pao Houa Her and Sadie Wechsler: For Americans, it was the Vietnam War. For Vietnam and Laos, It was The American War. Next week, we are joined by photographers and as we discuss relationships of the war, both past and present, within their current collaborative exhibit, . ... by ArchitectureTalk

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11: Life and Work of Pierre Jeanneret with Maristella Casciato: Maristella Casciato, Senior Curator Architecture at the Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, discusses the life and legacy of Pierre Jeanneret, the Chief Architect of Chandigarh, India, and cousin, collaborator, confidant to Le Corbusier. Discussion... by ArchitectureTalk

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25: Season 2 and Reissue of Transference and Architecture with Dominick LaCapra: Announcing Season 2, starting September 12, 2018! Upcoming conversation topics include world history, Asian cinema, conceptual practice and sex and architecture. Stay tuned! We are reissuing one of our seminal conversations with Dominick LaCapra on... by ArchitectureTalk

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8: Architecture and the Islamic World Today with Mariam Kamara and Yasaman Esmaili: Architects from Niger and Iran, and , discuss their award-winning work, the challenges of practicing globally, and the difficulties and rewards of learning to translate across languages and cultures via architecture. Topics... by ArchitectureTalk

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15: On the Peripheries of Contact in Medieval Central Asia with Manu P. Sobti (GAHTC): Mud brick fortification walls from the 10th century at Merv, Turkmenistan SOURCE: Manu Sobti Dr. , Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture and Director of the Higher Degree Research Program at the University of Queensland in Brisbane,... by ArchitectureTalk

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