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For the first episode of A is for Architecture's 2025 offer, I was very lucky to be joined by the great architect, writer, theorist and educator, Bernard Tschumi.  We discuss, among other things, his most recent book, Event-Cities 5: Poetics (MIT Press 2024). Globally celebrated for his innovative contributions to contemporary architecture and urbanism, Professor Tschumi has gained international acclaim through both his theoretical works, like The Manhattan Transcripts (1976-1981) and Architecture and Disjunction (1994), as well as iconic projects like the Parc de la Villette in Paris (1982-1998). Tschumi's designs challenge traditional notions of form and function, emphasizing the dynamic interplay between space, movement, and event. A former Dean of the GSAPP at Columbia University, he has authored several influential books, including the Event-Cities series (1994-2024), cementing his status as a leading voice in architectural thought. This was a really special recording for me, and a bit of a dream really. Bernard Tschumi! Unreal. Tschumi Architects can be found here are on Instagram here. The book is linked above. +  Music credits: ⁠Bruno Gillick

Jared Friedman, a Computational Product Manager at Walter P Moore, joins Most Podern to discuss the challenges and opportunities of incorporating embodied carbon calculations into the design process. The conversation discusses It emphasizes the importance of starting early in design, how to handle inevitable uncertainties, and the outsize role that data plays in delivering a sustainable building project. The conversation also touches on the role of policies and regulations in driving sustainability efforts, the need for better data collection and communication, and the potential for new solutions and technologies in the future. About Jared Jared Friedman is a computational product manager at Walter P Moore, a global engineering firm with offices around the world. He is a licensed architect, with a B.Arch from Carnegie Mellon University and a Masters in Design Studies with a focus on Computation and Robotics from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Jared has deep experience in parametric design, robotics, and construction technology. He's worked at places like Massaro, BuroHappold, and WeWork; and has previously taught seminars on BIM and computational design at Columbia's GSAPP. He's also the author of the ec3-python-wrapper, an open source python package that makes it easier for Python developers to work with the Building Transparency EC3 API. Connecting with Jared Jared on LinkedIn Matterflows.com Keywords embodied carbon, design process, early calculations, uncertainties, large dataset, computational designers, tools, workflows, policies, regulations, data collection, communication, new solutions, technologies Chapter List 00:00 Personal Background and Interest in Sustainability 01:42 Sustainability in Personal and Professional Life 05:48 Computational Design as an Augmentation 07:13 Understanding Embodied Carbon 11:04 Introduction and Background 13:27 Recommendations and Guidelines for Embodied Carbon 16:06 Policies and Requirements for Embodied Carbon 19:04 Role of Computational Designers in Sustainability Practice 21:14 Customized Software and Plugins for Embodied Carbon Analysis 28:02 Interoperability and Openness in the Industry 31:07 EC3 and the Importance of Data in Embodied Carbon Analysis 38:36 The Future of Embodied Carbon Analysis 44:27 Data Practice and Backfilling Data 47:27 Risk Aversion and Trying New Things 49:19 Optimism for the Future of Sustainability in the Built Environment

In A is for Architecture's seventh episode in 2022/3's offer, I speak with Professor Gwendolyn Wright of Colombia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation (GSAPP), New York and presenter of PBS' History Detectives. We met on Zoom to talk about her 2008 book, USA, part of Reaktion Book's Modern Architectures in History series, a book which ‘traces a history that spans from early skyscrapers and suburbs in the aftermath of the American Civil War up to the museums, schools and ‘green architecture' of today [describing] diverse interests that affected design, ranging from politicians and developers to ambitious immigrants and middle-class citizens […] Wright reframes the history of American architecture as one of constantly evolving and volatile sensibilities, engaged with commerce, attuned to new media, exploring multiple concepts of freedom.' You can get the book via The University of Chicago Press' website here. You can also hear Gwen talk at GSAPP with Michael Kimmelman about architecture's public, in a presentation entitled Who's Listening? Also, here she is speaking when accepting the Society of Architectural Historian's Award for Excellence in Architectural Media in 2012, and here about History Detectives as part of the Chicago Humanities Festival. Gwen's website is here; her LinkedIn is here. Gwen is an amazing communicator, a seriously insightful analyser of modern architecture and a delightful person to listen to. The book is marvellous, of course, as you shall hear… Happy listening! + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Music credits: Bruno Gillick + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + aisforarchitecture.org Apple: podcasts.apple.com Spotify: open.spotify.com Google: podcasts.google.com

Steve welcomes on Mitch, the Conference Chair for this year's Gay and Sober Men's conference, to discuss the upcoming event.Register for the conference today: https://www.gayandsober.org/registrationDownload the app and use code  GSApp before June 1st for discounted tickets!Or join us for Pride celebration on Sunday here: https://www.gayandsober.org/celebration.Book your stay at the Westin here: https://www.gayandsober.org/housingThank you for listening. Please rate and review if you have found this information helpful.If you are interested in sharing your story, getting involved with the show, or just saying hi, please e-mail me at gayapodcast@gmail.comOr Follow Us wherever you are listening so you can get new episodes when they come out every Monday and Thursday. Until that time, stay sober, friends!Support the show

Steve welcomes on Mitch, the Conference Chair for this year's Gay and Sober Men's conference, to discuss the upcoming event.Register for the conference today: https://www.gayandsober.org/registrationDownload the app and use code  GSApp before June 1st for discounted tickets!Or join us for Pride celebration on Sunday here: https://www.gayandsober.org/celebration.Book your stay at the Westin here: https://www.gayandsober.org/housingThank you for listening. Please rate and review if you have found this information helpful.If you are interested in sharing your story, getting involved with the show, or just saying hi, please e-mail me at gayapodcast@gmail.comOr Follow Us wherever you are listening so you can get new episodes when they come out every Monday and Thursday. Until that time, stay sober, friends!Support the show

For Earth Day 2021, our panelists discuss best practices for specifying sustainable and healthy materials.In 2020, carbon in the atmosphere had reached 415 parts per million, up from 280 PPM in 1937. During the same period, the remaining wilderness has gone down to 35%, from 66%.As designers, architects, and builders who help shape the world for future generations, specifying sustainable materials is one way we can do our part. Governments are also offering financial incentives for sustainable buildings -- a benefit owners are increasingly requiring.You will learn:- How to build a healthier and more sustainable materials library- Requirements for different levels of LEED certification- How sustainable materials save money in the long run- And much, much more!Fohlio makes specification and collaboration at scale easy with intelligent data sharing and a centralized data library. Find out how we can help you grow your bottomline–schedule a demo today!Get your free trial here: https://www.fohlio.com/​Check out our features here: https://www.fohlio.com/features​ Schedule a demo here: https://calendly.com/fohlio-call/demo​We're honored to be joined by:- Jack Dinning, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP, designer, researcher, and material-health and sustainability strategist working with Brightworks Sustainability and Harvard University's Office for Sustainability.  Having began in architectural practice and understanding the impacts that toxic materials can have on vulnerable populations, he now works to create tools and strategies that will empower fellow designers and drive collective progress in the industry.  He has also led educational initiatives with the Healthy Materials Lab at Parsons School of Design, and continues to co-lead the mindful MATERIALS Education Working Group.  His work has earned recognitions including an invitation to the United Nations Global Compact Leaders Summit, the Alpha Rho Chi Medal for leadership and professional merit, and election to the inaugural class of AIANY's Civic Leadership Program.- Kate Bachner, LEED GA, WELL AP helps builders and owners select sustainable, healthy materials. She holds an MA in Contemporary Art from the Sotheby's Institute and a B.A. in Art History from Emory University. She has studied the principles of sustainable building and healthy materials at NYU and the Parsons School of Design. Kate is also a licensed real estate agent in the state of California. - Dejan Vrljic is a product expert at Mitrex, a solar cladding manufacturer. Dejan is passionate about renewable technology solutions and is thrilled to be a part of Mitrex, a company that will certainly be a part of the long-term solution to the sustainability problems of the 21st century. - Esteban Reichberg, AIA, Founder and Principal of EAR Architecture and Fohlio Board Adviser. Esteban earned his Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and his Master of Architecture from Columbia University. He is the recipient of the Latino Leaders of Tomorrow award from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, the EPFL ThinkSwiss Scholars Grant from the U.S. Swiss Embassy and the Building Technology Honors Award from Columbia University's GSAPP. As a founding member of AIANY's Civic Leadership Program, he is committed to strengthening leadership roles for design professionals in the public realm.

Tune in to Episode 38 of the PA Talks series with Erick Carcamo, an educator, designer, and principal/co-founder of Allblackform. Erick has been in pursuit of innovation and technology in the field of architectural thinking and teaching processes while teaching numerous design studios and visual study seminars at various universities, such as Yale School of Architecture, SCI-Arc, and UPenn School. His expertise, expanding his graduate thesis at GSAPP, is based on researching digital experimental techniques and strategic thinking for the manipulation of form in design. Erick holds a Master's degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University and a Bachelor's degree from The Southern California Institute of Architecture, SCI_Arc. In this episode, we talked about his academic and practice life in architecture, the importance of using new digital tools in design, and the Architectural Follies workshop at the PAACADEMY. Watch this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iP_DU4FhqY4 Listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/tr/podcast/pa-talks/id1503812708 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4P442GMuRk0VtBtNifgKhU Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/pa%20talks Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/parametricarchitecture Follow the platform on: Parametric Architecture: https://www.instagram.com/parametric.architecture/ PA Talks: https://www.instagram.com/pa__talks Website: https://parametric-architecture.com/patalks/

Interview of Erieta Attali with Vassilios Bartzokas, the founder of ARCHISEARCH.gr & the Design Ambassador. Erieta is one of the greatest architectural photography artists of our time. Erieta Attali (Tel Aviv) is a Landscape & Architectural photographer with photographic work expanding from Eurasia to Australia and the Americas. Attali has devoted over two decades to exploring the relationship between architecture and the landscape at the edges of the world. Her photography interrogates how extreme conditions and demanding terrains provoke humankind to reorient and center itself through architectural responses. After studying Photography at Goldsmiths, University of London, she continued as a research fellow at the School of Architecture, Columbia University in NYC with the support of Fulbright Foundation and Waseda University in Tokyo with the support of Japan Foundation. She completed her PhD at the School of Architecture and Design, RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. From 1992 to 2002 Attali extensively photographed excavation sites and archeological findings working throughout Greece, Turkey, Italy, France and the UK with a specialty in underground burials and wall paintings. Attali is recipient of several prestigious awards and fellowships by the Fulbright Foundation, The Japan Foundation, Graham Foundation in Chicago, Dreyer's Foundation in Denmark, Danish Arts Council, Norwegian Embassy in Copenhagen, Chilean Ministry of Culture in Santiago de Chile, the Marie Curie Research Fellowship amongst others. Her work has toured globally, featured by major publishing houses and international design periodicals. She has taught architectural photography at GSAPP, Columbia University between 2003 - 2018 and has lectured in several universities around the world such as University of Tokyo, University of Sydney, Architectural Association in London, Catholic University in Santiago de Chile, RMIT University in Melbourne, Technion in Haifa amongst others. Attali has been an assistant adjunct professor in Architectural Photography at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture, Cooper Union, NYC since January 2020 and from January 2021 will be a visiting professor at the National University of Singapore. She is the editor and co-author together with Kengo Kuma of the monograph: "Glass | Wood Erieta Attali on Kengo Kuma" by Hatje Cantz (Berlin, 2015) as well as the editor and co-author together with Marc Mimram of a three volume monograph titled: " Marc Mimram: Structure | Light, Landscapes of Gravity Through the Lens of Erieta Attali" published by Hatje Cantz (Berlin, 2019). Attali's photography monograph " Periphery | Archaeology of Light" by Hatje Cantz is the winner of the prestigious German photo book prize 19|20 under the category Conceptual Fine Art Photography. Attali is preparing her new photography monograph titled " Paris 2020 " with a contribution by Barry Bergdoll, Spector Books, Leipzig.

Tune in to Episode 22 of the PA Talks series with Hernan Diaz Alonso and Erick Carcamo. Hernan Diaz Alonso is an Argentinian architect, the current director/ CEO of SCI-Arc, and the principal of Los-Angeles based architecture office HDA-X. He moved to Los Angeles in 2001 to pursue filmmaking, product & motion design and founded Xefirotarch in the same year. Alonso often uses animation software to create amorphous frames, exemplarily the well-known installation at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Queens in 2005. He has been a distinguished faculty member of SCI-Arc since 2001, serving in several leadership roles, including coordinator of the graduate thesis program from 2007–10, and graduate programs chair from 2010–15. He is widely credited with leading SCI-Arc's transition into digital technologies and played a key role in shaping the school's graduate curriculum over the last decade. Erick Carcamo is an educator, designer, and the principal & co-founder of Allblackform. Erick has been in pursuit of innovation and technology in the field of architectural thinking and teaching processes, and has taught numerous design studios and visual studies seminars at various universities, such as Yale School of Architecture, SCI-Arc, and UPenn School. His expertise, expanding his graduate thesis at GSAPP, is based on researching digital experimental techniques and strategic thinking for the manipulation of form in design. Erick holds a master's Degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University and a bachelor's Degree from The Southern California Institute of Architecture, SCI_Arc. The discussion focused on Hernan's trajectory in digital design, his influence at SCI_Arc, as director/CEO. as well as his teaching approach and philosophy towards architectural design and learning. Watch this podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbqtBKnQJEw&feature=emb_title Listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/tr/podcast/pa-talks/id1503812708 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4P442GMuRk0VtBtNifgKhU Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/pa%20talks Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/parametricarchitecture Follow the platform on: Parametric Architecture: https://www.instagram.com/parametric.architecture/ PA Talks: https://www.instagram.com/pa__talks Website: https://parametric-architecture.com/patalks/

About David Fano: I am a serial entrepreneur and senior leader known for building high growth teams. Most recently I served as Chief Growth Officer of WeWork, where I was responsible for driving their rapid expansion and as a result increasing revenue 100% year-over-year for 4 consecutive years to a $4 billion annual run rate. Trained as an architect, my interests and expertise lie in connecting technology and data to help people work. Working cross functionally , I enable new insights into the knowledge management of technology, and develop approaches that leverage data to deliver value and drive business performance. I received his Master of Architecture with honors from Columbia University and was an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University's GSAPP from 2006 - 2012. I have led seminars and workshops focusing on the impact of technology on design processes at conferences such as Autodesk University, RTC North America and AIA's Technology in Architectural Practice.  On This Episode: David shares his background in architecture and why he got disenchanted with the industry. Learn how David quickly scaled to $4 BILLION. Find out the keys to building a high performing team. Key Takeaways: Make sure you don't expand to quickly into other products. Focus on your blue ocean. When it comes to leading a team, you must have a combination of autonomy and structure. Just because something worked a certain way today doesn't mean it will work the same way tomorrow. Tweetable Quotes: “Every level is a new devil.” “Systematically build empathy.” “You don't have an awesome career by yourself.” “The answer doesn't have to be ‘start a company.'”  

We're back, starting with a short conversation with Tel Aviv based programmer and designer Ariel Malka, who develops experimental interactive projects. Next we hear TJB's audio performance, expressing the artist’s non-binary self as 40 droplets of water impacting a heated sheet of steel. Following that, we have our monthly conversation, which is about “Utopia,” the elusive and idyllic no-place of a happier and more just society. The idea of utopia has had many consequences throughout history, and much has been built and unbuilt around it. Participants in this conversation include a diverse group of researchers, artists and designers composed by Susana Delahante Matienzo (Cuban, based in Amsterdam), Giuliana Visco (based in Rome), and Ou Ning (based in China). Finally, our host Sylvain Souklaye chats with KMRU to introduce the work of Sarah Badr (FRKTL), whose new, untitled sound art piece closes the episode. This podcast series is produced by Sylvain Souklaye, with Dalida María Benfield and Chris Bratton. Ariel Malkahttp://ariel.chronotext.org/ TJB TJB, is a non-binary artist-philosopher whose work focuses upon the conception of the body, Being and the idea of a multiplicity of Self/s in performance. This work can be located within the framework of performance art and philosophical/phenomenological investigations that look to de/construct and challenge perception, alongside the assumed liminal barriers of body-based art. Xe is known for creating artworks that capture an altered space, environment, or period of time that regardless of scale, will often make intense, sometimes visceral, beautiful pieces that place the body in extremis. Living and working in the UK, TJB has been exhibiting work since 2001 and internationally since 2009 particularly through Europe and East coast USA. TJB is also the artistic director of Tempting Failure, which produces the London Biennial of International Performance Art, and curates a wide range of transgressive performance art practices. You can find out more about TJB at tjb.org.uk and they’d like to extend an invitation to all listeners to engage with their unique ongoing project In/Visible Exchange where TJB expands conversations away from social media via unique electronic zines based entirely on the questions sent to them.https://www.temptingfailure.com/ FRKTL is the solo experimental project of British-Egyptian audiovisual artist Sarah Badr. A classically trained multi-instrumentalist utilizing live sampling and improvisation, vocal manipulation, field recordings, and generative rhythms, she composes immersive, hypnotic, and haunting explorations of sound. For the past decade, Badr’sinterdisciplinary art practice has expounded on world creation in four dimensions, augmenting photography and footage with computer-generated imagery and sound design. Her mixes and DJ sets seamlessly blend disparate genres, challenging preconceptions of spaces real and virtual. Badr studied Creative Computing (BSc) at Goldsmiths, University of London; and International Relations (BSc)and Law (LLB)at the London School of Economics. Raised between London, Cairo, New York, and Manama, Badr now lives and works between Riga, Cairo, Berlin, and London.FRKTL releases include Prose Edda (EP,2017); Qualia (LP, 2016); Descent / Fjäder(double single, 2013); Atom (LP, 2011);and B-Sides (mini-album, 2011). Her sixth release and third full-length solo album, Excision After Love Collapses, is due out later in 2020FRKTL.COM Ou Ning Ou Ning is a multi-disciplinary practitioner from China. He is an artist and filmmaker, who produced the documentary projects San Yuan Li (2003) and Meishi Street (2006). As a curator, Ou Ning initiated the biennial art and design exhibition “Get It Louder” (2005, 2007, 2010), and was the chief curator of the 2009 Shenzhen & Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture in 2009. From 2011–2014, Ou Ning wrote and edited a literary bimonthly journal Chutzpah! His activism has involved living in a small village in Anhui Province and founding the Bishan Commune (2011–2016) and the School of Tillers (2015–2016). As a visiting professor, he has taught at the GSAPP, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation of Columbia University (2016–2017). He is a frequent contributor to various magazines and books and has lectured around the world. Giuliana ViscoGiuliana Visco received a degree in art history in 2002, obtained a DEA in HyperMedia, and a PhD in sociology at Università della Calabria. Visco’s heterogeneous academic career reflects the belief that multidisciplinary tools are pivotal for the understanding of today’s society, trends, and dynamics. Her professional life has had a continuous red thread: social and political activism focused in defense of young people’s, migrants’ and women’s rights. Visco has worked as a tutor on an AMIF project for unaccompanied young migrants. She now works with the not-for-profit, search and rescue ship “Mediterranea” located on the Mediterranean Central Sea. “Mediterranea” is an effort that assists people trying to enter Europe from Libya. Susana Pilar Delahante MatienzoSusana Pilar Delahante Matienzo was born in Cuba in 1984. From 1999–2008, she studied at the Fine Arts Academy “San Alejandro” and the Instituto Superior of Arts (ISA) in Havana, Cuba. She did postgraduate studies in New Media at Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design (HfG), Germany (2011-2013). Matienzo has participated in residency programs in Canada, Holland, Reunion Island, United States, Italy, Sweden, Austria, etc. She has had solo shows in Havana, Cuba, Venice, Italy, Skövde, Sweden, Fort de France, Martinique and Enschede, Netherlands. Susana took part in the 13th Havana Biennale; 56th Venice Biennale; 1st Biennale of Contemporary Art, Martinique; III Biennale at Reunion Island; and the 7th Gwangju Biennale, South Korea. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

都知事や区長、市長の都市における役割とは？都市におけるリーダーシップや政治のあり方をテーマに、コロンビア大学の建築・都市計画・歴史的保存大学院（通称GSAPP）にて都市計画学の修士過程を修了し，現在はニューヨークにてアーバンプランナーとして勤務されている、古澤えりさんをゲストにお迎えしおしゃべりしました。 ◉おしゃべり中に紹介した事例の参照リンク ・古澤さんが勤務するアメリカの会社HR&A https://www.hraadvisors.com/ ・BID（Business Improvement District）とは https://globalpea.com/bid-2 ・China Town BIDについて https://is.gd/oSsEf5 ◉ゲストプロフィール 古澤えり(ERI FURUSAWA) コロンビア大学都市計画修士課程 (MSUP)修了。アメリカのHR&Aという都市系コンサルティング会社にて、マスタープランニング・市民参加・気候変動への対策など，都市にまつわる様々な分野で活動している。ニューヨーク在住。 Website: erifurusawa.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/good-news-for-cities/message

都知事や区長、市長の都市における役割とは？都市におけるリーダーシップや政治のあり方をテーマに、コロンビア大学の建築・都市計画・歴史的保存大学院（通称GSAPP）にて都市計画学の修士過程を修了し，現在はニューヨークにてアーバンプランナーとして勤務されている、古澤えりさんをゲストにお迎えしおしゃべりしました。 ※こちらはトークの後編になります。 前編の視聴はこちら

Mabel O Wilson is a Professor and the Associate Director of the Institute for Research in African American Studies at Columbia University within the GSAPP. Bryan Lee is a Design Principal of Colloqate and a national Design Justice Advocate. Akira Drake Rodriguez is a Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania’s Weitzman School of Design and School of Social Policy & Practice. The Midnight Charette is now The Second Studio. SUBSCRIBE  • Apple Podcasts  • YouTube  • Spotify CONNECT  • Website: www.secondstudiopod.com • Instagram • Facebook • Twitter  • Call or text questions to 213-222-6950 SUPPORT Leave a review :) EPISODE CATEGORIES  •  Interviews: Interviews with industry leaders.   •  After Hours (AH): Casual conversations about everyday life.  •  Design Reviews: Reviews of creative projects and buildings.  •  Fellow Designer: Tips for designers.

Working in "helping fields" can have significant stress and emotional effects on the providers themselves, inherently interfering with the efficiency, health and well-being, and overall functioning of these providers. It is incumbent upon providers to be selfish, putting themselves first, to sustain a fulfilling and rewarding life while remaining passionate about their work. It is important for athletic trainers to understand the benefits of practicing mindfulness. This talk will address issues related to the practice of athletic training and include the introduction of compassion fatigue, the negative effects of burnout, provide tools for healthy coping, and includes practical examples and practices that athletic trainers can integrate into their busy schedules. In this episode, Dr Pete Economou sheds some light on this topic with audio from a symposium presentation he delivered at the 2019 RWJBarnabas Health Summer Athletic Training Personal Development Symposium. Pete J. Economou Ph.D., ABPP was trained in counseling psychology and is an Associate Professor at Rutgers University in the graduate school of applied and professional psychology (GSAPP), also serving as the associate chair for the Applied Department. Dr. Pete is the founder of a clinical practice specializing in Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy (CBT), he is licensed by NJ and NY to practice psychology, and he is board certified in CBT. Dr. Pete has conducted research in several areas including: multicultural psychology, evidence-based treatments (mainly third wave CBT), Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues, and learning challenges related to executive functioning. He is an active member of state and national psychology associations, has been on the editorial board of the Journal of Clinical Sports Psychology since 2014, and is a contributor to media outlets and social media. Lastly, as a student of Zen Buddhism, Dr. Pete has been studying at the Morning Star Zendo with Robert Kennedy, Roshi for several years, which has translated into his mindfulness practices offered through the third wave CBT theories. Follow and connect with Dr. Pete on Twitter and Instagram at @OfficialDrPete. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/catalyzing-podcast/message

Константінос Пантазіс — ад’юнкт-професор у Колумбійському GSAPP, співзасновник Point Supreme. Практики Бюра Point Supreme Architects об’єднує дослідження, архітектуру, урбанізм, ландшафт і міський дизайн. Офіс досяг визнання за їх оригінальні вілли та далекоглядні міські пропозиції, часто публікувався в міжнародній пресі. Нещодавно Point Supreme закінчив будівництво будинку Петралона і зайняло 1-е місце в архітектурному конкурсі на проєкт […]

Константінос Пантазіс — ад’юнкт-професор у Колумбійському GSAPP, співзасновник Point Supreme. Практики Бюра Point Supreme Architects об’єднує дослідження, архітектуру, урбанізм, ландшафт і міський дизайн. Офіс досяг визнання за їх оригінальні вілли та далекоглядні міські пропозиції, часто публікувався в міжнародній пресі. Нещодавно Point Supreme закінчив будівництво будинку Петралона і зайняло 1-е місце в архітектурному конкурсі на проєкт […]

「未来授業」。今週の講師は、建築家、田根剛さんです。 パリを拠点に活躍し、現在２０あまりのプロジェクトを手掛けています。代々木公園内の「スクランブルスタジアム渋谷」はスポーツとストリートカルチャーが融合した次世代型のスタジアム。 また、フランス・パリのレストランや大きなアパートの改装、スイスではチャペルをアートスペースにするプロジェクトも進行中です。プロダクトデザインから国家規模の建造物まで。旺盛な創作意欲を支えるのは、田根さんのたぐいまれな「思考力」と「発想力」です。 未来授業４時間目、テーマは『　妥協せず、自分に厳しく　』 田根 剛（たね・つよし） 建築家。1979年東京生まれ。Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architectsを設立、フランス・パリを拠点に活動。2006年にエストニア国立博物館の国際設計競技に優勝し、10年の歳月をかけて2016年秋に開館。また2012年の新国立競技場基本構想国際デザイン競技では『古墳スタジアム』がファイナリストに選ばれるなど国際的な注目を集める。場所の記憶から建築をつくる「Archaeology of the Future」をコンセプトに、現在ヨーロッパと日本を中心に世界各地で多数のプロジェクトが進行中。主な作品に『エストニア国立博物館』（2016年）、『Todoroki House in Valley』（2018年）、『とらやパリ店』（2015年）、『LIGHT is TIME 』（2014年）など。フランス文化庁新進建築家賞、フランス国外建築賞グランプリ、ミース・ファン・デル・ローエ欧州賞2017ノミネート、第67回芸術選奨文部科学大臣新人賞など多数受賞 。2012年よりコロンビア大学GSAPPで教鞭をとる。 「田根剛｜未来の記憶～Archaeology of the Future～」 https://www.operacity.jp/ag/exh214/ https://jp.toto.com/gallerma/ex181018/index.htm

「未来授業」。今週の講師は、建築家、田根剛さんです。 ２６歳のとき、エストニア国立博物館の国際コンペで優勝して、一躍脚光を浴び、新国立競技場のコンペでは＜古墳スタジアム＞でファイナリストに選ばれました。パリを拠点に活躍し、現在２０あまりの国際プロジェクトを手掛けています。 “その場所にどんな風土や歴史があり、誰がどのように暮らしていたのか”考古学者のように「場所の記憶」を掘り起こして、建築に組み込んでいくのが「田根メソッド」です。 未来授業３時間目、テーマは『　アーキオロジーリサーチという手法　』 田根 剛（たね・つよし） 建築家。1979年東京生まれ。Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architectsを設立、フランス・パリを拠点に活動。2006年にエストニア国立博物館の国際設計競技に優勝し、10年の歳月をかけて2016年秋に開館。また2012年の新国立競技場基本構想国際デザイン競技では『古墳スタジアム』がファイナリストに選ばれるなど国際的な注目を集める。場所の記憶から建築をつくる「Archaeology of the Future」をコンセプトに、現在ヨーロッパと日本を中心に世界各地で多数のプロジェクトが進行中。主な作品に『エストニア国立博物館』（2016年）、『Todoroki House in Valley』（2018年）、『とらやパリ店』（2015年）、『LIGHT is TIME 』（2014年）など。フランス文化庁新進建築家賞、フランス国外建築賞グランプリ、ミース・ファン・デル・ローエ欧州賞2017ノミネート、第67回芸術選奨文部科学大臣新人賞など多数受賞 。2012年よりコロンビア大学GSAPPで教鞭をとる。 「田根剛｜未来の記憶～Archaeology of the Future～」 https://www.operacity.jp/ag/exh214/ https://jp.toto.com/gallerma/ex181018/index.htm

「未来授業」。今週の講師は、建築家、田根剛さんです。 ２６歳のとき、エストニア国立博物館の国際コンペで優勝して、一躍脚光を浴びた田根さん。その後はパリに拠点を置いて、国内外のプロジェクトを数多く手掛けてきました。 ２０１２年には新国立競技場のコンペで、１１人のファイナリストに選ばれて話題に。田根さんが提出したのは、＜古墳スタジアム＞。スタジアム自体を大きな古墳に見立てた、斬新なアイディアでした。 未来授業２時間目、テーマは『　古墳スタジアムの衝撃　　』 田根 剛（たね・つよし） 建築家。1979年東京生まれ。Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architectsを設立、フランス・パリを拠点に活動。2006年にエストニア国立博物館の国際設計競技に優勝し、10年の歳月をかけて2016年秋に開館。また2012年の新国立競技場基本構想国際デザイン競技では『古墳スタジアム』がファイナリストに選ばれるなど国際的な注目を集める。場所の記憶から建築をつくる「Archaeology of the Future」をコンセプトに、現在ヨーロッパと日本を中心に世界各地で多数のプロジェクトが進行中。主な作品に『エストニア国立博物館』（2016年）、『Todoroki House in Valley』（2018年）、『とらやパリ店』（2015年）、『LIGHT is TIME 』（2014年）など。フランス文化庁新進建築家賞、フランス国外建築賞グランプリ、ミース・ファン・デル・ローエ欧州賞2017ノミネート、第67回芸術選奨文部科学大臣新人賞など多数受賞 。2012年よりコロンビア大学GSAPPで教鞭をとる。 「田根剛｜未来の記憶～Archaeology of the Future～」 https://www.operacity.jp/ag/exh214/ https://jp.toto.com/gallerma/ex181018/index.htm

「未来授業」。今週の講師は、建築家、田根剛さんです。 ２６歳のとき、エストニア国立博物館の国際コンペで優勝して、一躍脚光を浴びた田根さん。その後はパリに拠点を置いて、国内外のプロジェクトを数多く手掛けてきました。 そんな田根さんのこれまでの活動と挑戦を紹介する企画展、「田根剛｜未来の記憶～Archaeology of the Future～」が、現在都内２つの会場で行われています。 未来授業１時間目、テーマは『　場所の記憶、建築の未来　　』 田根 剛（たね・つよし） 建築家。1979年東京生まれ。Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architectsを設立、フランス・パリを拠点に活動。2006年にエストニア国立博物館の国際設計競技に優勝し、10年の歳月をかけて2016年秋に開館。また2012年の新国立競技場基本構想国際デザイン競技では『古墳スタジアム』がファイナリストに選ばれるなど国際的な注目を集める。場所の記憶から建築をつくる「Archaeology of the Future」をコンセプトに、現在ヨーロッパと日本を中心に世界各地で多数のプロジェクトが進行中。主な作品に『エストニア国立博物館』（2016年）、『Todoroki House in Valley』（2018年）、『とらやパリ店』（2015年）、『LIGHT is TIME 』（2014年）など。フランス文化庁新進建築家賞、フランス国外建築賞グランプリ、ミース・ファン・デル・ローエ欧州賞2017ノミネート、第67回芸術選奨文部科学大臣新人賞など多数受賞 。2012年よりコロンビア大学GSAPPで教鞭をとる。 「田根剛｜未来の記憶～Archaeology of the Future～」 https://www.operacity.jp/ag/exh214/ https://jp.toto.com/gallerma/ex181018/index.htm

In this episode, my cousin Matt, an Ivy League Columbia University GSAPP graduate and New York City Architect, disseminates a diverse range of knowledge about his passion for the arts, global travel & culture, architecture, and business. He has toured all over the world, lived in China for a year, and has incredible academic & professional credentials. Enjoy our deep conversation regarding racial segregation in city architecture, context & analysis of every situation we are in, and his incredibly complex and unique profession living in Downtown Manhattan. I guarantee you will feel the energy in this one!

In a landmark decision last month, Columbia University graduate students won the right to unionize in a case filed against the National Labor Relations Board. As a result, graduate students in private universities across the U.S. now have the right to collectively bargain. What effect does this have on architecture student labor, and the valuation of architecture overall? We're joined this week by special guest A.L. Hu, a third-year GSAPP MArch student and key organizer with Graduate Workers of Columbia (GWC-UAW). Hu shared what's happening at the school after the landmark decision, and how these organizing efforts can affect the architecture profession overall.

We last spoke with Amale Andraos for our Deans List series, a year after she succeeded Mark Wigley as dean of Columbia University's GSAPP.Since 2011 at GSAPP, before her deanship began, Andraos has ledvarious research studios and seminars around "Architecture andRepresentation: The Arab City"—the results from which she has nowedited, with Studio-X Amman director Nora Akawi, into a newbook, The Arab City.Andraos spoke with Amelia Taylor-Hochberg about theperpetuated stereotypes and simplifications that plague discussionsof Arab cities—the desert v. the oasis, the traditional v. themodern, etc.—and how her own experiences in Beirut inspired herresearch.

Toru Hasegawa from Proxy Design Studio and Morpholio Project visits the studio and blows our minds. We talk robots, amazon drones, Gary Kasporov vs Deep Blue, he solves a rubik's cube during the podcast...it's a great episode. SHOW NOTES. On Designalyze, we analyze what makes thought leaders in design technology tick through informative, insightful, and often humorous interviews. Designalyze is hosted by Zach Downey and Brian Ringley and recorded in DUMBO, Brooklyn. For design technology tutorials and content visit us at http://designalyze.com

Ascan Mergenthaler, Herzog & de Meuron Charles Platt, Platt Byard Dovell White Rebecca Robertson, Park Avenue Armory Moderated by Janet Foster, GSAPP

The latest in a series of conversations at GSAPP between design-education leaders Mark Wigley and Brett Steele explores NY–LON, the connection between New York and London. How do these cultural capitals communicate, and how has their exchange shaped a unique educational axis? What is the future of design pedagogy in NY–LON and beyond?

Who's listening, and what's being said? This conversation between New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman and PBS History Detectives co-host and GSAPP faculty member Gwendolyn Wright will cover audiences, reception, architecture, media, and the difficult processes of getting to know a place.

Featuring: Eduardo Behrentz, Isabel Cuervo, Alejandro Echeverri, Beatriz Elena Rave Herrera, Milena Gomez Kopp, Maria Helena Botero Ospina, Jorge Otero-Pailos, Patricio del Real, and Ana Elvira Velez Villa Curated by Clara Irazabal and Alejandro de Castro Mazarro, Latin Lab, GSAPP

Featuring: Eduardo Behrentz, Isabel Cuervo, Alejandro Echeverri, Beatriz Elena Rave Herrera, Milena Gomez Kopp, Maria Helena Botero Ospina, Jorge Otero-Pailos, Patricio del Real, and Ana Elvira Velez Villa Curated by Clara Irazabal and Alejandro de Castro Mazarro, Latin Lab, GSAPP

London and Berlin-based architect David Adjaye kicks off the spring 2012 GSAPP lecture series by questioning the meaning of time. When is now, and how does it manifest in his recent work? Projects range from the ephemeral to the institutional ("Genesis," Design Miami; Moscow School of Management, Skolkovo), and from the contemporary to the historic (Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver; Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington DC) #wood012512

Where is New York?* High Design at HL23 01.30.12 Neil Denari, NMDA Alf Naman, Alf Naman Real Estate Advisors Organized and moderated by by Vishaan Chakrabarti, RealEstate Development, and Lynne Sagalyn, Paul Milstein Center for RealEstate, Columbia Business School, this is the fourth installment of themonthly series "Where is New York?*" "The machine aesthetic is everywhere," observedthe New York Times of HL23 when it rose above the High Line in2011, noting that the 14-story Chelsea building's eastern panels werepartially manufactured on the same presses used to make parts for Mercedestrucks. Jointly sponsored by GSAPP and Columbia Business School,this event brings Los Angeles architect Neil Denari and New York developerAlf Naman together to discuss HL23's realization, from its aerodynamic designand site relationship to its significance for New York's high-endreal estate market. #wood013012 *Each month, one program at GSAPP will identify a site within the five boroughs that has been important to their discipline within the past year and bring designers, policymakers, developers, community activists, and other New Yorkers together to discuss the site and question where we are.

"Bangkok; content; commercial; developing world; entertainment; exhibition; fashion; hiso; la-ka-pid la-ka-perd; nontent; public voids; pretties" are the keywords provided by thingsmatter partners Savinee Buranasilapin and Tom Dannecker to describe their work -- suggesting no shortage of content, even if the user is unclear. For thingsmatter, architectural production means engaging with Bangkok's kaleidoscopic commercial culture; they use traditional hard surfaces and electronic media to create environments, exhibitions, free-standing buildings, and more. When asked to describe thingmatter, a GSAPP faculty member came up with another set of keywords, calling their work a combination of "OMA, the Wooster Group, and Seventeen magazine."

Ecogram IV: China is curated by Ioanna Theocharopoulou, Parsons The New School for Design and Jeffrey Johnson, GSAPP, in collaboration with Saskia Sassen, Committee on Global Thought and Sociology. It is co-sponsored by the Committee on Global Thought.

Post Parametric 5: Automation Futures of Computing and Design IBM DeepQA and Watson researcher John Prager and Area/Code and Starling co-founder Kevin Slavin. Moderated by David Benjamin, GSAPP, and Michael Reed, Columbia Computer Science. In February 2011, following six years of cutting-edge research on artificial intelligence by the DeepQA Project at IBM, a computing system named Watson defeated two human champions in the game show Jeopardy! In May 2010, after thirty years of steady growth in algorithmic trading, hundreds of unnamed computers ordered a flurry of trades without human input and caused the United States stock market to lose 9% of its value in five minutes. Autonomous algorithms now influence many aspects of our lives, including our built environment. In the fifth installment of the Post Parametric series, this pair of presentations and the following discussion will explore current examples of automated algorithms at work and potential futures of computing and design. #wood101711

Rania Ghosn, University of Michigan Christopher Marcinkoski, PennDesign Matthew Wald, New York Times moderated by Erik Carver and Janette Kim, GSAPP

A conversation with Michel Abboud, Amale Andraos, Robert Beauregard, Andrew Bernheimer, Vishaan Chakrabarti, Karen Fairbanks, Laurie Hawkinson, Florian Idenburg, Laura Kurgan, David Lewis, Scott Marble, Gregg Pasquarelli, Susan Rodriguez, Leopoldo Sguera, David Smiley, David Stark, Bernard Tschumi, Marc Tsurumaki, Henry Smith-Miller, and Dan Wood. Moderated by Reinhold Martin, GSAPP, and organized by The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture

Amale Andraos, David Benjamin, Lise Anne Couture, Juan Herreros, Laura Kurgan, Hilary Sample, and Enrique Walker moderated by Laurie Hawkinson. GSAPP faculty members will contemplate the future of the architectural studio through the lens of recent work. Find out more at #wood9911

At 2PM ET we will be interviewing Mitchell Joachim, PHD, Adjunct Assistant Professor,GSAPP, Columbia University, Parsons The New School for Design. We are going to talk about his work on www.terreform.org creating sustainable designs for a better future. I am also going to ask him his opinion of the Venus Project.