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USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love#381/Modernism from Australia/UK/China: Glen Murcutt + Rowan Moore + Nancy SteinhardtFrom Australia, we talk with with architect and 2002 Pritkzer Prize winner Glenn Murcutt. From the UK, we’ve got architecture critic Rowan Moore, and wrapping up, the author of Modern Chinese Architecture: 180 Years, Nancy Steinhardt.2024-12-021h 11
The DadcastsS4E13 Glenn Murcutt | El CroquisGlenn Murcutt "Feathers of Metal" ("Plumas dude Metal")
Marcutt describes part of the process for his design New Mosque for the Newport Islamic Society in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
2024-10-2909 min
Murcutt FoundationPassing it onFor more than 20 years, the Murcutt Foundation has placed a real focus on teaching and learning in the landscape - running both a summer school for students of architecture about to launch in to the academic year, and in the Glenn Murcutt Masterclass aimed at architects who are looking to recharge after years of practice. So what’s different about this way of teaching and learning? How does it seek to complement what’s taught in schools of architecture? Come with us as we listen in to two of the masters, Rick Leplastrier and Pe...2024-10-1312 min
Murcutt FoundationStories of earth: echoes in architectureWhen you’re Rick Joy, small moments of surprise reveal themselves.A lot of these moments are captured in images that Rick speaks to in this podcast, so you’ll have to imagine them, or head to StudioRickJoy.com to see some of the projects he speaks to like his Desert Nomad House, Amangiri Resort, Princeton Transit Hall or the Woodstock Vermont Farm.Rick shares the landscapes, experiences and artists that influence his work; of canyons that are abstracted and reflected in his architecture, inspiration from sunlight striking the tip of mountain ranges in T...2024-09-241h 06
Murcutt FoundationStories of earth: echoes in architectureIn a recent address, Bangladesh architect Marina Tabassum revealed that the first confrontation of her professional life was witnessing the commodifying of architecture drifting toward instant gratification and industrial-scale materials devised to standardise the entire globe.This may be why her work is so grounded in the practical needs of the people of her country who are on the frontier of climate change and displacement of peoples it brings.Marina starts by describing the natural forces that are continuing to shape Bangladesh thanks to more than 700 rivers that form the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta. We...2024-09-241h 27
Murcutt FoundationStories of earth: echoes in architectureIn a truly magnificent arc that spans about 10,000 years, the UKs Niall McLaughlin weaves together 10 projects with 10 yarns drawn from characters from Australia’s red centre. From the first signs of settlement in the neolithic period, to buildings designed to dissolve in the English landscape, Niall shares a visual essay on the structural beauty of a rugby scrum and a truly wild tale from the 9th C of a ship suspended in the air that inspired a place of quiet spiritual reflection.According to Niall, the first houses gave us a history. They enc...2024-09-241h 46
Murcutt FoundationStories of earth: echoes in architectureAs the trees lose their leaves in the Slovenian winter, the landscape is dominated by strong verticals. It’s a landscape that Marusa Zorec describes as big on solitude; but one in which she finds freedom.Welcome to Slovenia! A country of 2 million people that is around the same size as Lake Eyre in South Australia! Marusa’s talk is an example of how a 3 week journey through the rich and remote Australian outback shaped her thinking - as it did for Marina Tabassum, Rick Joy, and Niall McLaughlin who all joined Peter Stutchbury and others to d...2024-09-2454 min
Murcutt FoundationLaunch of Glenn Murcutt: unbuilt worksAfter more than 5 years in the making, ‘Glenn Murcutt: Unbuilt Works’ brings to life 10 projects designed by Glenn Murcutt AO that remain unbuilt. This remarkable book, authored by architect Nick Sissons and published by Thames and Hudson, was launched on 25 July 2024, at the State Library of NSW.In researching the book, Nick Sissons visited the Murcutt Collection held by the State Library on more than 80 occasions; working through early sketches, drawings and correspondence to identify the projects, interviewing - and working closely with - Murcutt to faithfully render those works on their original sites. Large format phot...2024-09-101h 03
Murcutt FoundationGlenn Murcutt and Rick Leplastrier in conversation Part 2This is the second part of a conversation between Rick Leplastrier AO and Glenn Murcutt AO from 2014 at the University of Newcastle.It opens with Murcutt’s recollections of meeting famed Spanish architect Jose Coderch in Barcelona in 1973 as part of a travelling scholarship; and Cordech’s famous invocation of effort, love and suffering in architecture. We’re also taken to the moment Rick meets the client for what would become one of his most celebrated projects; the Palm Garden House. And Murcutt shares with us how his early practice speciali...2024-09-0836 min
Murcutt FoundationGlenn Murcutt and Rick Leplastrier in conversation Part 1In this conversation from 2014 at the University of Newcastle, Rick LePlastrier AO and Glenn Murcutt AO share lessons that have shaped their practice; from early groundings at university; fundamentals like drawing and observation, learning from nature’s own lessons and what goes in to teaching architecture well.We pick it up with a question about when an architect completes their best work, and the risks that come with recognition and fame... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-09-0837 min
100 Famous ArchitectsGlenn MurcuttGlenn Murcutt
2024-08-1503 min
One World, One Blood BowlOne World, One Blood Bowl #43 Ten Things i wish i knew when i started Blood Bowl.Pathetic clickbait title, but we follow through:
PurpleChest: Did that hosting.
Salty_Murcutt: Londoner and Recent Table Top convert.
Duerbrouqc: American coach with online and TT experience.
NaticalSoup Canadian, Learned online, embarking on Table Top. 2023-11-131h 39
The Safi Bros PodcastSuccess Stories - Hakan ElevliHakan Elevli is an architect & founder of Elevli Plus, his international architecture practice. Hakan has a diverse portfolio of amazing projects from all across the globe. Hakan has stamped his mark on our local city, and we are incredibly proud to see his stunning designs across Melbourne, such as the Stone Ambassador, Willow Apartments, & the Newport Mosque, designed in collaboration with Pritzker Prize winning architect Glen Murcutt. Hakan is a brilliant architect and a dear brother to the Safis.A huge thank you to Hakan Elevli, if you would like to reach out to him, or find...2023-11-101h 26
Old World FanaticsRunning Tournaments and other hobby - With Ben and Juliangommo (Col), Josh & Andrew chat with Ben Halliday and Julian Murcutt about running tournaments (Cancon and Retrohammer among others) and their hobby history[01:56] - Hobby time[21:40] - Ben and Julian Interview[1:47:50] - Wrap upLinks and ShoutoutsCancon - https://cgs.asn.au/cancon/MOAB - https://www.motherofallbattles.org/Jordan Sorcery - https://www.youtube.com/@jordansorceryRogue Element Gaming - https://www.youtube.com/@rogueelementgamingMiniature realms - https://www.youtube.com/@MiniatureRealmsWarhammer Fantasy Australia - https://www.facebook.com/groups/195559824150007Oathmark Australia...2023-09-111h 53
Medicine and Science from The BMJPlanet centred care - Greening the gazePlanet centred care is new podcast series for the BMJ exploring issues related to environmentally sustainable healthcare, aimed at all clinicians, and anyone working in healthcare, who want to make sure they can continue to help patients while not harming the planet.
In this episode we’ll discuss that first radicalising moment. That moment where you start to see all the things you can do to make healthcare more sustainable and how it is hard to un-see that. For everyone, that moment may come from a different place, or different perspective.
Our guests for this epi...2023-09-0145 min
The Safi Bros PodcastSuccess Stories - Mohammed HaddaraMohammed Haddara has been working in the construction industry for over two decades, currently the Director at Haddarco. Haddara has held a strong passion for construction since his childhood spent shadowing his father, pursuing this passion through a PSc in Engineering & an MA in Project Management. Haddara has spearheaded many stunning projects, most notably the Newport Mosque, the first truly contemporary Australian mosque, completed alongside award-winning architect Glenn Murcutt. Mohammed Haddara is a great man doing amazing work for the Muslim community and is a dear brother to the Safis.For the video podcast, find us on:2023-08-251h 17
Betoota TalksEp 259- Tim Ross talks Australian architecture (Part 2)Part 2 of Tim ‘Rosso’ Ross schooling the Betoota Advocate on the history of Australian architecture. Talking about the Glenn Murcutt tin shed style, McMansions, social housing design - and the Gold Coast, the Emirates of Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2023-05-2825 min
Talking Architecture & DesignEpisode 144: Hamish Lyon from NH Architecture talks about his CENTREPIECEHamish Lyon is Director of Architecture and Design at NH Architecture and leads the firm’s design thinking and direction. He is involved in projects of all scales and typologies, and is responsible for coordinating the design continuity of the NH studio. Hamish began his architectural career with the national Robin Boyd Medal, awarded under the chairmanship of pre-eminent Australian architect Glenn Murcutt. As a founder of NH Architecture, he has been involved in a wide range of architectural projects, urban initiatives and masterplans, beginning with the groundbreaking QV development in central Melbourne.Some...2023-02-2034 min
Think BrickThink Brick with Stephen NeilleStephen Neille is a director of Neeson Murcutt + Neille, formerly founding director of Pendal and Neille. Stephen studied at The University of Sydney, graduating with First Class Honours in 1988. He was awarded the RMIT 2007 University Research Prize for his PhD design project focused on the interface between architecture, landscape and spatial perception. Stephen has taught at numerous universities across Australia and is currently an adjunct professor at the University of Technology, Sydney. He is a member of the NSW State Design Review Panel. Stephen is also the founder of art practice SURF. In this episode, yo...2023-02-0736 min
StratagizeWhat You Need To Know About Strata InsuranceIn this episode Paul Murcutt, Senior Vice President of BFL Canada gives an overview of the strata insurance market and what stratas can do to minimize the impact of claims. _________________________________ Over 1.5 million people live in strata housing in the Province of British Columbia. Let's face it, you'd rather watch reruns of the nightly news than read the Strata Property Act (And we can't blame you) Still, most people are at a loss when it comes to understanding such an important framework for how many of us live ou...2022-09-0131 min
jour.fixe Architekturpodcast0057.BAUEN MIT BESTANDAdrian, Marcel und Freddi sprechen über unsere Mitwelt und welche Potenziale eine wirklich nachhaltige Architektur haben könnte.
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Rob had a winding path to find architecture before studying at the University of Colorado and then starting Pyatt Studio. He was one of the early instructors at CU’s Colorado Building Workshop as well as the Executive Director of the Building Collaborative at the Native American Sustainable Housing Initiative (NASHI) and a Board Member of AIA Colorado.
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City Road Podcast62. Killing SydneyKurt Iveson talks with Elizabeth about her blueprint for the future of Sydney in a radically changing world.
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Using her own adopted city of Sydney, she creates a roadmap for urban living and analyses the history of cities themselves to study why and how we live together, now and into the future.
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The Perspecta - Mid-century Modern StoriesTim Ross of Modernister Shows | Episode 3We officially went global in our 3rd episode, a conversation with Tim Ross (@modernister) where we learned all about Modernist design & preservation in Australia. Tim highlighted a number of famous architects & designers, including Glenn Murcutt, Harry Seidler, Grant Featherston, Jørn Utzon, Walter Burley Griffin, & John Andrews; and Canberra seems like the Modernist capital of our dreams. We were so impressed hearing about Tim’s career spanning radio & TV, but truly inspired to see he has followed his passions in Modernist design to create important, acclaimed shows which help to bring awareness to this design and architecture style we...2021-08-021h 04
The Vivek Eadara Show#TVES Podcast S1 Ep6 In Conversation with Bijoy Ramachandran & Sunitha Kondur #TheVivekEadaraShowBIJOY RAMACHANDRAN
Bijoy Ramachandran is a partner at Hundredhands Design, a Bangalore based architectural practice. He currently serves as the Design Chair at BMS College of Architecture, Bangalore. Bijoy has an undergraduate degree from Bangalore University and a masters degree (in Architecture & Urbanism) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. He has also attended the Glenn Murcutt Masterclass. Apart from architecture he has also produced two films on the celebrated Indian architect Sri B.V. Doshi. Both films have been nationally and internationally screened at colleges and film festivals.
2021-04-1955 min
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'The Most Dangerous Book: The Battle for James Joyce’s Ulysses' by Kevin Birmingham
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オーストラリアで会社を立ち上げる・続ける
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ミニマルと禅の外国での受容
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オーストラリアの洗練されたデザイン
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ローカルの戦い方は新しい段階に
いろんなバックグラウンドの人が自然といる環境
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IDREIT、これからの展望
卒業設計を募集してます
メディアのビジネス化
山倉さんにprint and buildはどう見えてる？
オーストラリアのおもしろい建築関連出版の動き
メルボルンの書店事情
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コペンハーゲンは美味しい！
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SCF Talks2020-11-08 - Behold I am doing a New Thing - Sally MurcuttBehold I am doing a New Thing - Sally Murcutt2020-11-1131 min
USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love#159/Streaming Architecture: Dustin Clare + Camille KeenanFrom Robin Boyd to Harry Seidler to Glenn Murcutt, there’s a lot to love in Australian architecture, and today we talk with Dustin Clare and Camille Keenan, the producers behind a new streaming service and within it a new streaming series on Australian design. Their new architecture series, Inspired Architecture, premiered recently on their new streaming architecture and design network, shelter.stream. 2020-08-3136 min
Real Perspectives PodcastRob Zirkle, Founding Principal of BrickRob Zirkle is the founding principal at Brick, an Oakland, California-based architecture firm that describes itself as friendly, un-conventional, can-do architects. Rob brings a strong record of successful and recognized design excellence to a wide variety of project types in both architecture, interiors, and urban design.Having studied under noted Pritzker prize-winning architect Glen Murcutt, Rob brings a sensitivity to the details of design that make memorable architecture transcend the everyday. Through the benefit of two prestigious traveling fellowships in architecture, Rob’s extensive travels bring a well-rounded, global perspective to how urban design an...2020-07-2346 min
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Design:EDGlenn MurcuttPritzker Prize Winner, Glenn Murcutt joins the podcast to discuss the recent fires in Australia, the importance of spatial understanding over form driven design, and how he established his award winning practice2020-02-2136 min
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AMplify - Conversations at the Australian MuseumLive at the AM - LunchtimeLectures Glenn Murcutt 25 June 2019Glenn Murcutt AO (with Sandra Sully)
Architect Glenn Murcutt is globally acclaimed for his environmentally sensitive, sustainable and quintessentially Australian designs. The sole practitioner, teacher and critic, counts his childhood in Papua New Guinea and his father’s inspiring guidance, informed by the ideas of Henry David Thoreau, as profound influences. Murcutt has received every significant award including the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the Alvar Aalto Medal and the AIA Gold Medal.
Recorded live at the Hallstrom Theatre in the Australian Musuem on 25 June 2019.2019-12-061h 12
The Business of Architecture and Design PodcastEpisode 14 - Tom Owens (part2)Tom Owens is the Sydney based managing director of leading global architecture design and planning from Gensler. A registered architect in Australia and the USA. Tom has over 20 years of experience throughout Australia, Asia and the Americas. Spending 14 years at Gensler's San Francisco office before moving to Australia to help establish their Sydney office. Host: A regular host of The Business of Architecture and Design podcast; Isabelle Toland, is a co-director and co-founder of Aileen Sage Architects – a collaborative design studio established in Sydney in 2013 and an emerging practice, whose approach to architecture endeavours to reach beyond the...2019-11-2422 min
The Business of Architecture and Design PodcastEpisode 13 - Tom Owens (part1)Tom Owens is the Sydney based managing director of leading global architecture design and planning from Gensler. A registered architect in Australia and the USA. Tom has over 20 years of experience throughout Australia, Asia and the Americas. Spending 14 years at Gensler's San Francisco office before moving to Australia to help establish their Sydney office. Host: A regular host of The Business of Architecture and Design podcast; Isabelle Toland, is a co-director and co-founder of Aileen Sage Architects – a collaborative design studio established in Sydney in 2013 and an emerging practice, whose approach to architecture endeavours to reach beyond the...2019-11-1725 min
MPavilionGlenn Murcutt AO with Triple R's Lauren Taylor & Simon WinklerIn this special presentation podcast for our MPavilion 2019 season, architect Glenn Murcutt AO spoke with Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler while sitting inside his newly completed pavilion. Glenn explains in poetic detail his design for the 2019 edition of MPavilion. We hear how the surrounding park breathes into this seasonal structure, and how all his works are is in deep dialogue with their environment. We also learn more about the origins of his keen observational skills and work ethic, instilled in childhood.2019-11-1339 min
The Business of Architecture and Design PodcastEpisode 7 - Adam Haddow (part 1)Guest: Adam Haddow is an award-winning Sydney based architect and director at leading multi-disciplinary design studio, SJB. A specialist in the built environment, Adam is interested in what makes cities vibrant, connected and civic with particular expertise in urban density, multi-residential design and the intersection of public and private space. Adam’s design excellence has been recognised with numerous awards including the AIA National and NSW Chapter Architecture Awards, the Urban Taskforce Awards, and the UDIA NSW Awards for Excellence. He is a Churchill Fellow who investigated alternatives to conventional models of urban design, resulting in a res...2019-10-0630 min
The Business of Architecture and Design PodcastEpisode 4 - Ninotschka Titchkosky (part 1)Guest: Ninotschka is co-CEO of BVN and Strategic Champion of Digital Innovation and Robotics. She is interested in future scenarios and possibilities that can emerge through a project that have global currency. She is passionate about the role architects play in shaping our interactions, communities and cities and continually seeks to effect change through projects. Ninotschka is interested in the changing nature of architectural practice and the potential for new ways of engaging in the design and construction process. She is leading BVN’s research into robotics, which explores live site collaborations with the robot using woven carbon fibre sy...2019-09-2226 minSCF TalksGod's Big Picture Part 4 - Sally Murcutt - 18th August 2019Outline of the cycle of sin and grace in Judges and the steps towards the partial kingdom of Judah.
The consequences of having no king.
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No slides.2019-06-2328 min
City Road Podcast36. Country And Cities IEpisode 1 of the Country and Cities Series
This a truth telling, of sorts, about how urban planning and built environment professions are implicated in the settler colonial process, with Libby Porter and Naama Blatman-Thomas
"[Settler colonialism is] a structure of governance and control where white people - European people - arrive to a new territory, a new area, and create a new political entity there; so a new nation state. We're talking about something that is ongoing, that is not a one-time invasion, or one-time event, but really something that transforms the nature of that place invaded. And everything that c...2019-06-1220 minSCF Talks2019-03-24 Sally Murcutt - Lessons from JoshuaSally Murcutt- our Missions Pastor- continues our series of accounts from the Bible with the story of Joshua2019-03-2436 min
Midday InterviewArchitect Glenn MurcuttGlenn Murcutt's motto is 'touch the earth lightly'.2016-12-0241 min
MPavilionMTalks—Glenn Murcutt In Conversation With Sean Godsell • Sat 26 Nov 2016Revisit this MTalk with Glenn Murcutt, Australia’s best-known architect internationally, in conversation with MPavilion 2014 architect Sean Godsell chatting about Glenn’s enduring and award-winning career as an architect. Glenn’s illustrious career has seen him awarded the honour Order of Australia (AO) in 1996 and the Pritzker Architecture Prize for 2002—often referred to as the ‘Nobel Prize of Architecture’. He is also a recipient of numerous Australian Institute of Architects Awards and has been a visiting professor at a number of prestigious universities. This MTalks convo is sure to provide insights into these two great Australian architects.2016-12-021h 24
Ideas at the HousePanel: 'Are We All "Frightbats"?' (All About Women 2015)‘They shriek, they rage, they cheer, they despair, they exult, they scream, they laugh, they cry!’ News Limited blogger Tim Blair was not talking about State of Origin spectators, but his poll to find ‘this nation’s most unhinged hysteric’ from among his list of ten ‘frightbats’, a group of opinionated female journalists and commentators. The frightbats themselves mostly laughed off the insults, and competed in good humour to get the most votes.But what does it mean if women can still be dismissed as crazy, emotional, or “hysterical” when they express strong opinions or simply raise their voices? Thre...2015-03-101h 03
CastYourArt - Watch Art NowGlenn Murcutt - architecture for place (de)His advice to students is to be patient, because architecture takes time – and to observe, because it is the only way to discover.2011-11-1507 min
Travel with Rick Steves210 Intrepid Adventurers: Richard Starks & Miriam Murcutt; Harry Rutstein & Marco PoloRichard Starks and Miriam Murcutt's assignment to chart a strange river in the jungles of Venezuela turned into an adventure complete with poisoned arrows and guerilla kidnappers that almost did them in. Also, Harry Rutstein shares his three expeditions retracing Marco Polo's legendary trade route to China. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.2010-06-2753 min
Travel with Rick Steves210 Intrepid Adventurers: Richard Starks & Miriam Murcutt; Harry Rutstein & Marco PoloRichard Starks and Miriam Murcutt's assignment to chart a strange river in the jungles of Venezuela turned into an adventure complete with poisoned arrows and guerilla kidnappers that almost did them in. Also, Harry Rutstein shares his three expeditions retracing Marco Polo's legendary trade route to China.2010-06-2752 min