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The Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous buildings in the world, but did you know its construction was one of the hardest projects in history? In this episode, Auntie Jo Jo shares the amazing story of how Danish architect Jørn Utzon designed this iconic landmark, the struggles to build it, and why it took 14 years to complete! PLUS—Jo Jo visited the Opera House last year and took a backstage tour! What goes on behind the scenes? What's it like to stand on the famous stage? Tune in to find out!

Den danske arkitekt Jørn Utzon var manden bag Operahuset i Sydney, men måske fik han inspirationen til det fra et strandhus i Californien. Det mener i hvert fald sønnen af den amerikanske arkitekt, der byggede strandhuset, der kaldes Wave House. Vi afprøver teorien. Skal man sige angelsaksisk eller tidlig engelsk middelalder, når man betegner den periode i det 4. århundrede, hvor germanske stammer, anglere og saksere slog sig ned i det, der i dag kaldes England...? Det spørgsmål skaber ret heftig debat på universiteter mange steder og et engelsk universitet har helt besluttet at afskaffe ordet angelsaksisk, fordi det er et udtryk for racisme. Værter: Karen Secher og Chris Pedersen.

Contamos historias alrededor de lo que construimos, alrededor de las ciudades, los pueblos, las casas y los edificios, alrededor de los aeropuertos, las presas y las autopistas. Hablamos de historias sobre cómo nos relacionamos con todo eso que construimos y destruimos, que en el fondo, como todas las historias, son historias sobre cómo nos relacionamos entre nosotros mismos...con Pedro Torrijos.

In 2023 the Judith Neilson lecture was given by Professor Briony Rogers. Australia is at a time of reckoning.  Fires, floods, droughts, heat, cyclones – we have realised that business-as-usual is not enough to grow the climate resilience needed for communities, cities and Country.  Professor Briony Rogers reveals her pioneering initiatives and rethinks our approach to strengthen Australia's climate resilience. Presented by the School of Built Environment, UNSW Arts, Design & ArchitectureSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Really Interesting Women - the podcastEpisode 117Louise Herron AMLouise Herron became the first woman appointed to lead the World Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House. During that time, she was charged with transforming the Opera House and overseeing a decade of renewal in all aspects including the largest and most transformative series of building works since the Opera House opened in 1973. The renewal process included the enormous task of trying to improve the acoustics as part of the concert hall renovation. That herculean task had its first litmus test recently when the world-renowned conductor Simone Young led the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in the first concert after the renewal, stating afterwards... ‘I've never known anything like we're experiencing today'.  Each CEO of the Opera House seems to be a custodian, a visionary, and an historian. Louise recounts the sliding door moment that may have meant the Opera House, as we know it, may never have been built but for the late arriving Finnish/American architect Eero Saarinen who was part of the design competition judging panel and wasn't happy with the shortlist presented to him...so he started foraging through the rejected entries (some say they may have already been literally binned) and found Utzon's sketches (not even plans) – and just said, ‘that's it'.  It's a fascinating discussion covering not just the Opera House, but how Louise progressed her career, the drivers, and motivators behind her decisions. The transferable skills she has used in the varied jobs she has had. Also...we discussed where to from here for the Arts generally. How can we progress and promote the Arts and remove barriers from accessing, participating, and enjoying such a vital aspect of life.  Head to the link in my bio for Louise Herron's podcast episode.Visit instagram @reallyinterestingwomen for further interviews and posts of interesting women in history. Follow the link to leave a review....and tell your friendshttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849If you know of a potential guest or interesting woman in history, email me atreallyinterestingwomen@gmail.com

The Sydney Opera House celebrates its 50th anniversary on October 20, 2023.The American architect Frank Gehry called it “a building that changed the image of an entire country” and you could argue that the modern perception of Australia has a profound relationship with that stunning structure on Sydney Harbour. Yet, it has a controversial history. Jørn Utzon, the Danish architect responsible for the iconic shell design, declined an invitation to the opening ceremony claiming he would make “negative comments”. Also, in speeches made that day, there was no mention of the building's founding father – the man who proposed the idea of an opera house for Sydney, then lobbied tooth and nail in tricky political circumstances to turn his dream into a reality. His name was Sir Eugene Goossens, an English composer and conductor who thrived in Australia after the Second World War. He became a celebrity as we understand one now, only to be run out of his adopted home in 1956 “like a diseased rat”, as one commentator wrote, his plans for the opera house in tatters. The scandal shocked and puzzled Australia in equal measure. What happened and why have this visionary man's many extraordinary achievements been largely forgotten? Music journalist Phil Hebblethwaite traces the intriguing story of Sir Eugene Goossens, meeting his niece, a former student, and experts in Australian classical music and cultural life. We'll find out that the Goossens saga was just the beginning of the troubles for the Sydney Opera House… With contributions from Jennie Goossens, Richard Bonynge, Ita Buttrose, Dr Drew Crawford and Professor Marguerite Johnson. Extra research by Barnaby Smith. Written and presented by Phil Hebblethwaite Produced by Alexandra Quinn A Loftus Media production for BBC Radio 4 (Photo of Sir Eugene Goosens c/o Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division)

Richard Hough has been a structural engineer with Arup for over 40 years, including periods as a Director in Arup's London office, as Managing Principal of Arup's California practice, and as Managing Principal of Arup New South Wales.    He joined the Sydney office in 1970 during the final stages of design of the Sydney Opera House, then led the Arup team during the 2000's assisting Richard Johnson and Utzon's office on the Opera Theatre Renewal Project. On the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Sydney Opera House, Richard Hough talks exclusively about some of the lesser-known facts of building this global icon.

What is the price to be paid for being an uncompromising architect? And is the uncompromising approach to architecture a thing of the past? In 2023 the Sydney Opera House can celebrate its 50th anniversary. The building was designed by the then unknown Danish architect, Jørn Utzon, and it has become a milestone in modern architecture. But the Sydney Opera House also represents an often-seen story of the complexities and challenges of large and innovative building projects: A story of interdisciplinary collaborations, and the controversies and compromises, that led to Utzon leaving the project before it was finished. In this episode of Let's Talk Architecture, Director of Exhibitions at Utzon Center, Line Nørskov Davenport, takes us through the myths, the facts, and the truly remarkable story behind the opera house's difficult birth, and talks about what we can learn from the process. Host is Michael Booth. Let's Talk Architecture is a podcast by Danish Architecture Center, with sound edits by Munck Studio.

The Sydney Opera House was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 20th October, 1973, marking the start of a two-week festival of events in celebration of the audacious new building.  “I understand that its construction has not been totally without problems,” Her Majesty commented with some understatement, adding “but the human spirit must sometimes take wings or sails, and create something that is not just utilitarian or commonplace”. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly discuss why the construction of the Opera House ran ten years late and 1,357% over budget; examine what prompted visionary architect Jørn Utzon to walk away from his magnum opus mid-project; and reveal why finding a home for the pie shop has long bedevilled the landmark's designers… Further Reading: • ‘Sydney Opera House - 50 years of extraordinary moments' (Sydney Opera House, 2023): https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/our-story/50-years-extraordinary-moments  • ‘The Surprising Story of the Sydney Opera House's Construction' (Google Arts & Culture, 2020): https://artsandculture.google.com/story/the-surprising-story-of-the-sydney-opera-house-39-s-construction/CAVhiDXG4On-xA?hl=en  • ‘The Sydney Opera House (construction story) 1958 - 1973' (BBC, 2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81-EDxHdmlI  We'll be back on Monday - unless you join

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1957. Jørn Utzon receives a phone call: he's just won an international competition to design a brand new opera house for the Australian city of Sydney. Utzon is unknown in the field, so this is a triumph. The young architect couldn't have imagined what a bitter victory it would turn out to be... The Guggenheim in Bilbao; the Burj Khalifa in Dubai; the Shard in London. These days, everyone seems to want an iconic building. But Sydney Opera House was the first, the greatest – and the most painful. It's now fifty years since the Opera House was opened. This is its origin story. For a full list of sources, please see the show notes at timharford.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can you imagine Sydney Harbour without the Opera House? Well, without 10 years of delays and $90 million in cost overruns the bridge might have been the only feature in the skyline. Join Shawn and Mark for a discussion on podiums, persistence and politics. The post 188 – Sydney Opera House – Jorn Utzon – Ove Arup appeared first on Anecdote.

From 1959, Read by Kate Finning

悉尼歌剧院是澳大利亚的标志性建筑景观。您了解设计师约恩·伍重（Jørn Utzon）的故事吗？

悉尼歌剧院是澳大利亚的标志性建筑景观。您了解设计师约恩·伍重（Jørn Utzon）的故事吗？

Revisitar o histórico de grandes projetos realizados no passado é sempre um exercício interessante - pois podemos materializar mais a nossa visão dos resultados pelo fato dos projetos estarem lá, de muitas vezes podermos visitar, e assim por diante. E hoje nós vamos falar sobre mais um projeto icônico, que é impossível que você não tenha visto pelo menos uma foto, que é a Opera House de Sydney! Um projeto comentado em boa parte dos cursos introdutórios de GP, e que sempre aparece quando a discussão é sobre sucesso ou fracasso! É um dos projetos documentados com os maiores desvios de prazo e custo conhecidos, então naturalmente está muito habilitado para a nossa discussão! Uma obra-prima do arquiteto Jørn Utzon, o projeto enfrentou diversos desafios técnicos, principalmente em relação à icônica cobertura! Foram anos de estudos e discussões até que a solução finalmente fosse encontrada! Um edifício que acabou se tornando o símbolo de um país, mas cuja execução foi bem diferente do que o imaginado inicialmente. Vamos juntos? Ah, e não esqueça de votar na enquete do Spotify: Esse projeto, na sua opinião, foi um sucesso? Ou um fracasso? Esse Podcast tem o apoio de Teams Ideas by Prosperi (https://www.teamsideas.com/) e da GSUP / Nexos (http://www.gsupgroup.com/). Tem curtido o nosso conteúdo? Que tal tornar-se membro do Capital Projects Podcast, apoiando o canal? Assim, podemos continuar crescendo e ajudando tantos profissionais da Gestão de Projetos! Acesse o link e confira os planos: https://lnkd.in/d8QQ6twk Acompanhe também as minhas redes: @andre_choma e https://linktr.ee/andrechoma Produção: Voz e Conteúdo – www.vozeconteudo.com.br - @vozeconteudo #capitalprojectspodcast #capitalprojects #projectmanagementinstitute #PMI #projetosdecapital #projectmanagement #gestaodeobras #planejamento #construção #engenharia #podcast #gestao #projetos #gestaodeprojetos #andrechoma #gerenciamentodeprojetos #gestãodeprojetoseobras #projectmanagementpractices #sydneyoperahouse #operahouse #australia #sucesso #fracasso #businesscase

Politisk kommentator Noa Redington giver sit bud på hvad Mette Frederiksen kan, når hun nu går højre ud i det danske folketing. Men hvor langt kan Mette Frederiksen og Socialdemokraterne gå og hvem kan og vil de samarbejde med? Lyt med fra 16.05. En række virksomheder har de seneste år indført 4 dages arbejdsuge. Ofte gør det det for at kapre dygtige medarbejdere fra konkurrenterne. Men hvad sker der med bundlinjen, når man lader de ansatte arbejde mindre for samme løn? Det ser vi nærmere på i dag. Siden Ruslands invasion af Ukraine begynde i februar er det blevet sværere og sværere for den almindelige russer og journalist at ytre sig kritisk i landet. Det skriver Amnesty i en ny rapport. Rapporten beskriver desuden, hvordan myndighederne har udarbejdet et sofistikeret system af restriktioner og strenge straffe for at lukke ned for demonstrationer og lukke munden på journalister. Vi ser nærmere på rapporten sammen med Amnestys generalsekretær Vibe Klarup. Værter er Mette vibe Utzon og Søren Carlsen - Erik Weir redigerer. www.dr.dk/lyd/p1/orientering

My trip so far: https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=142282, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=142279 I'm flew into Sydney Thursday afternoon. My… just asked what is my aussie tax id # so he can employ me in manual labor. I told about him about the riches that come from my emotional revelations on Youtube. Burn! I'm not flying to Australia for two months to work. I'm flying to Australia for two months to journal about my feelings while eating mangos and watching cricket. I don't think I've fully unpacked my deepest yearnings yet. Stay tuned! OTOH, if John Updike could write about azaleas, maybe this seminal blogger could broaden his perspective from himself to other forms of life. It's my first time in Australia since June of 2014 and my first time in Sydney since June 1985. Not bad with an Australian passport 30 years out of date! Aussie customs held back for half an hour to verify my citizenship and I got told if I wanted to come again without a visa, I needed to get an up to date Aussie passport. https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=142282 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_Cross,_New_South_Wales "Kings Cross is an inner-city locality of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is located approximately 2 kilometres east of the Sydney central business district, in the local government area of the City of Sydney. It is bounded by the suburbs of Potts Point, Elizabeth Bay, Rushcutters Bay and Darlinghurst.[1] Colloquially known as The Cross, the area was once known for its music halls and grand theatres. It was rapidly transformed after World War II by the influx of troops returning and visiting from the nearby Garden Island naval base. It became known as Sydney's night entertainment and red-light district; however, many nightclubs, bars and adult entertainment venues closed due to the Sydney lockout laws.[2] Today, it is a mixed locality offering services such as a railway station, gyms, supermarkets and bakeries as well as entertainment venues including bars, restaurants, nightclubs, brothels and strip clubs." I'm ready to move to Sydney. I can't believe the quality of life here. I'm making a list of pros and cons for leaving Los Angeles and staying down under. It's my first time in Australia since June of 2014 and my first time in Sydney since June 1985. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_Opera_House "The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre in Sydney. Located on the banks of the Sydney Harbour, it is often regarded as one of the world's most famous and distinctive buildings and a masterpiece of 20th century architecture.[3][4] Designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, but completed by an Australian architectural team headed by Peter Hall, the building was formally opened on 20 October 1973[5] after a gestation beginning with Utzon's 1957 selection as winner of an international design competition. The Government of New South Wales, led by the premier, Joseph Cahill, authorised work to begin in 1958 with Utzon directing construction. The government's decision to build Utzon's design is often overshadowed by circumstances that followed, including cost and scheduling overruns as well as the architect's ultimate resignation."

Lige nu er amerikanerne over hele USA i fuld gang med valghandlingen - at afgive deres stemme til midtvejsvalget. Et valg, som vil afgøre, om præsident Bidens demokratiske parti kan beholde sit flertal i kongressen eller om det vil skifte til republikanerne. Stemmestederne åbnede i morges lokal tid og lukker først i nat dansk tid, så vi kender først resultatet i morgen. Men lige nu ser det ud til, at republikanerne vinder flertallet i begge kongressens kamre, Repræsentanternes Hus og Senatet, men det bliver tæt. Og en af de faktorer, der kan få en helt afgørende betydning for udfaldet er, om det vil lykkes at få de unge til at stemme. Der var lagt op til, at årets klimatopmøde, COP27, skulle tage livtag med spørgsmålet om erstaning til verdens fattigste lande, som lider særligt hårdt under de klimaforandringer, som især den højt udviklede del af verden har forårsaget. Men det tegner allerede dystert på mødet i Sharm el Sheik. Den ene kandidat afviser på forhånd valgets resultat. Den anden er en tidligere astronaut og slår på ordentlighed. Ét af de vigtigste slag i den amerikanske midvejs-valgkamp står i delstaten Arizona. Staten kan blive dén stat, der kan give enten Demokraterne eller Republikanerne flertallet i Senatet. Vores korrespondent fortæller fra det slag. Mette vibe Utzon og Michael S. Lund er værter. Erik Weir redigerer. www.dr.dk/lyd/p1/orientering

Denne gang sender vi fra designer Liv Utzons stue efter en – for os – ganske grænseoverskridende, men også super sjov dag. Vi har besøgt skønne Liv, hvor vi har fået taget mål, prøvet tøj og fået lagt makeup. Vi vidste selvfølgelig godt, at vi skulle have taget billeder. Det er i sig selv slemt nok. Hvad vi ikke vidste var, at billederne skulle tages i al offentlighed, så i sidste uge kunne man pludselig se os stå i trusser og bh på Falconer Alle. Nogle gange kan man komme til at sige ja til noget, man i virkeligheden ikke tør. Og heldigvis for det, for det blev en skøn dag med masser af grin og kærlighed. Og i al beskedenhed, så synes vi faktisk selv, at vi er ret flotte på billederne. Det er sjovt og sikkert også sundt at få andres blik på de muligheder og potentiale, vi har. For nogle gange kan man jo være låst fast i, at det er bestemte farver og snit, der klæder os. Men tro os – det kan der godt rykkes ved. Vores snak med Liv bringer os omkring mange af de emner, der optager os mest. Vi kommer både omkring selvbilleder, selvoptagethed, styling, sårbarhed, livskvalitet og meget, meget mere. Vi synes, du skylder dig selv at lytte til, hvad kloge, smukke og dygtige Liv har på hjerte. For det er vigtigt.

Storia dell'architetto della Sydney Opera House.

Vi er tilbage efter én uges ferie, og lad os bare sige det sådan her: Det stikker helt af i Tobys Kendissladder denne gang, og Toby er ikke engang i studiet. Fraværende i studiet er også Susanne Utzon, men Peter og Anders kører sikkert toget i garagen - eller semi-sikkert med en del kontroversielle sving. Enjoy! Af streamingnyheder kan du se frem til: Er HBO Max på vej i graven? // HBO og Discovery lægges sammen i 2023 // Amazon Prime redesign i luften // Instagram giver contentskabere mulighed for at tjene flere penge // Netflix mistede 970.000 abonnenter i Q2 // Medvind hos Viaplay // HBO skruer ned for knalderiet // Ingen forstår Tom Hardy // samt et kontroversielt Tobys Kendissladder feat. Anne Heche, Ezra Miller, Kim Kardashian og Pete Davidson, Matthew Fox, Gwyneth Paltrow og Arnold Schwarzenegger. Vi høres på åen. Forresten... Vi er på Twitter - og Instagram-mediet: @streamaaen Og også Facebook: www.facebook.com/streamaaen. Kontakt os gerne: streamaaen@gmail.com. Bag podcasten står Peter Vistisen, Tobias Iskov Thomsen og Anders Zimmer Hansen - alle tidligere kæmpe svenske stålstænger. Yderligere noter: Musik: News Theme 2 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/.

Superfrisk og spinkel tidligere chefredaktør tilbyder forførende, varme og våde nyheder. Lille bitte pariserrøv, men kæmpe ego og endnu større udstråling. Han er en fræk, kæk og grænseløs mand i sin bedste alder. Han leger bedst inden for kategorierne: massage, clickbait, sladder og massere af breaking. Han er uddannet journalist. Han var med til at starte Tv2 som en af de første ansatte, siden har han været chefredaktør for Ekstra Bladet, hvor han var i hele 14 år! Dagens gæst er selvfølgelig: Poul Madsen! Vi skal i dagens program snakke metoo, Ekstra Bladet, vi skal teste Poul Madsen som side9-mand og så skal vi selvfølgelig beskylde ham for en masse grimme ting!Tsunami lærte: - Poul Madsen er god til at lyve- Han blev ikke fyret fra Ekstra Bladet (siger han) - Der kommer ALDRIG en MeToo-sag mod ham - Han tjente mere end en million om året på Ekstra Bladet - Han er meget dameglad - Han bliver aldrig en ligeså god vært som Sebastian- Det gør Chano heller ikkeGod lytter! Værter: Sebastian Peebles & Chano Jørgensen Tilrettelægger: Josephine Romby Gæst: Poul Madsen Musik: Upright-Music

29 Tháng 11 Là Ngày Gì? Hôm Nay Là Sinh Nhật Của Ca Sĩ Đan Trường SỰ KIỆN 1972 – Atari phát hành Pong, trò chơi video rất thành công 1883 – Vua Hiệp Hòa bị quyền thần Nguyễn Văn Tường và Tôn Thất Thuyết phế truất rồi bức tử. 1394 - Vua Hàn Quốc Yi Seong-gye , người sáng lập triều đại Joseon , dời đô từ Kaesŏng đến Hanyang, ngày nay được gọi là Seoul . 1899 - FC Barcelona được thành lập và phát triển thành một trong những đội bóng mạnh nhất và mang tính biểu tượng nhất của bóng đá Tây Ban Nha. Sinh 1835 – Từ Hi Thái hậu, thái hậu nhà Thanh 1932 – Jacques Chirac, chính trị gia người Pháp, Tổng thống thứ 22 của Pháp 1952 – Nguyễn Chánh Tín, diễn viên điện ảnh, đạo diễn và ca sĩ người Việt Nam. 1973 – Ryan Giggs, cầu thủ bóng đá người Anh Quốc 1976 – Đan Trường, ca sĩ người Việt Nam Mất 2001 – George Harrison, ca sĩ, người viết ca khúc, nhà sản xuất và diễn viên người Anh, thành viên ban nhạc The Beatles (s. 1943) 2008 – Jørn Utzon, kiến trúc sư người Đan Mạch, thiết kế Nhà hát Opera Sydney (s. 1918) 2008 – Minh Phụng, NSƯT của sân khấu cải lương miền Nam (s. 1944) Chương trình "Hôm nay ngày gì" hiện đã có mặt trên Youtube, Facebook và Spotify: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aweekmedia#chulalongkorn - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AWeekTV - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rC4CgZNV6tJpX2RIcbK0J - Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../h%C3%B4m-nay.../id1586073418 #aweektv #29thang11 #Atari #Barcelona #JacquesChirac #NguyễnChánhTín #RyanGiggs #GeorgeHarrison #ĐanTrường Các video đều thuộc quyền sở hữu của Adwell jsc (adwell.vn) , mọi hành động sử dụng lại nội dung của chúng tôi đều không được phép. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aweek-tv/message

Hvad har forfatter H.C. Andersen, designer Jørn Utzon og skuespiller Ghita Nørby til fælles? De er alle sammen ordblinde. Og så er de kreative. Ordblindhed har for flere kendte danskere betydet, at de dyrker deres kreativitet, fordi de på grund af deres ordblindhed har været tvunget til at gå deres egne veje. Det er krimiforfatter Sara Blædel og tv-vært Bubber to eksempler på, og de er gæster i dagens program, fordi der er premiere på en ny tv-serie om at være ordblind. Kvinder er blevet selvstændige og mere bevidste om sig selv. Det viser en gennemgang af 75 års forsider på Alt for Damerne, som modeekspert Chris Pedersen og politiker Ritt Bjerregaard laver i dagens program. Sidst i udsendelsen fortæller professor i idéhistorie, at dystopier kan advare os mod at gå i forkerte retninger. Det gør han i anledning af, at en opdateret teater-version af George Orwells klassiker 1984 har premiere i aften. Vært: Maja Hald. Tilrettelæggere: Mathias Wissing, Lene Grønborg og Karoline Kjær Hansen.

Hvad har forfatter H.C. Andersen, designer Jørn Utzon og skuespiller Ghita Nørby til fælles? De er alle sammen ordblinde. Og så er de kreative. Ordblindhed har for flere kendte danskere betydet, at de dyrker deres kreativitet, fordi de på grund af deres ordblindhed har været tvunget til at gå deres egne veje. Det er krimiforfatter Sara Blædel og tv-vært Bubber to eksempler på, og de er gæster i dagens program, fordi der er premiere på en ny tv-serie om at være ordblind. Kvinder er blevet selvstændige og mere bevidste om sig selv. Det viser en gennemgang af 75 års forsider på Alt for Damerne, som modeekspert Chris Pedersen og politiker Ritt Bjerregaard laver i dagens program. Sidst i udsendelsen fortæller professor i idéhistorie, at dystopier kan advare os mod at gå i forkerte retninger. Det gør han i anledning af, at en opdateret teater-version af George Orwells klassiker 1984 har premiere i aften. Vært: Maja Hald. Tilrettelæggere: Mathias Wissing, Lene Grønborg og Karoline Kjær Hansen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ildsjælen børnelægen Morten Schrøder lever efter mottoet: Lykken er ikke at eje, men at være med til at skabe, som han har taget fra Jørgen Utzons far: Åge Utzon. Det er ikke små skibe, han har sat i søen. Et af skibene er foreningen Børneliv, som otte unge læger startede i 2014. Foreningens frivillige underviser danske børn i krop og sundhed og har i 2021 lanceret Børnelægens Børnetips, som er en række videoer og viden, der giver gode råd til forældre omkring børns sygdomme. Han mener, at læger bør kommunikere bredere og bedre. At sundhedsvæsenet har et ansvar for at dele den viden, der er og også at fortælle og vise, hvad og hvordan sundhedsvæsenet hver dag gør en forskel for syge danskere. Det har han en række gode råd til, hvordan man gør og nogle eksempler på, hvad han selv ser som magiske øjeblikke i klinikken.   Morten arbejder til dagligt på Rigshospitalets børneafdeling og er med til at udvikle det nye børnehospital Børneriget. Det tæller blandt andet at opgradere personalets kommunikative og relationelle kompetencer. Lydtekniker Lærke Sødring Nielsen har sørget for optimal lyd og klip og Line Gade har stået for tilrettelæggelse og optagelse.  Sundhedskommunikation producerer Sundhedsvisioner  

We 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 all adore.

durée : 00:25:09 - L'Opéra de Sydney, bijou australien - par : Anne-Charlotte Rémond - Retour sur l'inauguration et la construction de l'Opéra de Sydney, devenu symbole de la ville et du pays tout entier. Anne-Charlotte Rémond vous raconte l'histoire de ce géant sorti des eaux, création de l'architecte Jørn Utzon. - réalisé par : Philippe Petit

Joining us this week are Adrian Utzon Dietz (Guitar) and Tobias Hjorth (Bass) of the Copenhagen, Denmark-based black metal band Solbrud. Their fourth album - a double live album and DVD titled Levende I Brønshøj Vandtårn - is a collection of material primarily from the band's first three albums, recorded in a water tower, over two sold out evenings in November 2019. In addition to the acoustics and cold temperature, the water tower’s functionalist design and interior architecture offered unique conditions for Adrian and Tobias to consider when organizing the show and arranging the setlist. The building itself - beams, interior stairwell and fifteen seconds of natural reverb - is present in the recording as a collaborator; presenting an ideal platform for the band's monumental sound. Adrian discusses taking inspiration from architect Ib Lunding’s blueprints of the water tower - now almost 100 years old - to create a stunning visual presentation of the concert and space. Levende I Brønshøj Vandtårn is the most recent example of Solbrud’s effort to find or create unique locations for its hometown shows in Copenhagen. Adrian and Tobias discuss how seeking out special locations enables the audience to build a strong connection to not only the performance but also the songs, themselves complex, physically demanding and re-worked to accommodate the specifics of the show. We conclude by discussing the bands next studio effort and reimagined approach to songwriting. Check out a video of the entire performance, a playlist featuring Solbrud’s discography and links to information and blueprints of Brønshøj Vandtårn.  Find Solbrud: Bandcamp Facebook Instagram Find Heavy Hops: Website (Listen to all episodes here!) Facebook Instagram Twitter Episode Art and HH Logo By: Bryn Gleason Live Photos By: Adriana Zak Please Subscribe to our podcast via your preferred listening platform. Rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify to help others find us! Give the gift of HH by sharing our episodes on social media! Small actions such as these go a long way in helping others find us! Check out the episode notes: https://scorchedtundra.com/heavy-hops-ep-041-reverberations-adrian-utzon-dietz-tobias-hjorth-solbrud/

Danske arkitekter som Arne Jacobsen og Jørn Utzon tegnede i 50'erne med fokus på funktionalitet og kvalitet. Og de huse er stadig så populære, at en amerikansk bog om det danske enfamiliehus netop er blevet genudgivet. Men hvordan kan arkitekturtegnede huse, der er mere end 70 år gamle, stadig være interessante? Det undersøger Kræs. I dag er det præcist et år siden, du med en rød tusch kunne strege de fleste af de bryllupper, konfirmationer og byture, du havde i kalenderen, ud. Kræs mindes dengang vi kunne stå tæt og kramme, synge og danse sammen. Du kan også høre, at det nu er slut med shampoo til "normalt hår" på flere flasker -for hvad er normalt hår? Og at Lars Løkke vil redde den smalle litteratur.

"Ni esthétique, ni pédagogique, la machinerie théâtrale est essentiellement politique. Dans le monde grec, les habitants d'une ville entière venaient cycliquement s'asseoir en demi-cercle au creux d'une colline pour être confrontés à la condition tragique de leur existence avant de reprendre leur place dans la Cité. Ailleurs, les dispositifs complexes construits au XVIIIe siècle à Paris, Nantes ou Lyon associeront étroitement théâtre et place publique de manière à ce que les spectateurs puissent, une fois la représentation terminée, jouer leur propre rôle sur une scène ouverte face à la ville. Une mise en abyme parfaitement analysée et réactivée par Christian de Portzamparc dans son projet malheureux pour l'Opéra de la Bastille. Où un cadre de scène babylonien, à l'échelle de la place et de la capitale, maintenait d'immenses portes coulissantes pour mettre en scène la foule à la fin des spectacles. Jørn Utzon dans la baie de Sydney, Snøhetta dans le fjord d'Oslo ou Rafael Moneo entre l'embouchure du fleuve et la plage de Saint-Sébastien, sauront jouer sur des contrastes puissants mettant en scène leurs lieux de la parole et du chant dans des paysages totalement décalés." Richard Scoffier, au Pavillon de l'Arsenal en mars 2017. « Théâtres » est le troisième chapitre de l'Université Populaire 2017 du Pavillon de l'Arsenal. Richard Scoffier, architecte, philosophe et professeur des Écoles Nationales Supérieures d'Architecture, évoque les enjeux constructifs, sociétaux et symboliques que revêtent les hauts lieux culturels contemporains.

The final episode explores Jørn Utzon’s tapestry Homage to C.P.E Bach as an expression of music through design and representation of reconciliation. Architect Richard Johnson discusses the process of re-engaging with Utzon nearly four decades after he left the project, the design of the Utzon Room – the only Opera House performance venue entirely designed by Utzon – where the tapestry hangs, and the ongoing application of Utzon’s Design Principles that help ensure the building’s architectural integrity is maintained as it evolves to meet the expectations of future generations.

The mystery of the missing tapestry. In this episode, Professor Antony Moulis recalls how in the early 2000s he discovered the correspondence of an unknown tapestry commissioned by Jørn Utzon for the Opera House, designed by acclaimed modernist architect Le Corbusier. How did these two great architects come to collaborate and why was this medieval artform embraced by modernist architects and artists in the 20th century? How did the tapestry end up in Utzon’s home before resurfacing at an auction house, and why did it have mashed potato on it? Sydney Opera House CEO Louise Herron AM tells the story of how this incredible work of art finally found its way home.

This Australian icon has quite the dramatic past. The site it sits on was considered a meeting place to the Indigenous locals, and is still considered a meeting place for those that frequent the area today. This World Heritage Listed building has stood fast during turbulent and changing times. The Sydney Opera House has been an important part of Sydney's, and Australia's, cultural education and continues to do so through the events that it holds. If you would like to learn more about the Sydney Opera House, head on over to their website, or enjoy the collections that Google Arts and Culture have put together. You can find transcripts, images, links to related articles and more at the Destination: History website. And stay tuned because things are moving and growing.

In 1969, architect Peter Hall commissioned John Coburn, an Australian modern abstract artist, to design the Sydney Opera House opera and drama theatre curtains that were celebrated at the opening of the Opera House in 1973. This episode explores the design and creation of John Coburn’s tapestries through the stories of his daughter, Kristin Coburn, and how the tapestries realise Jørn Utzon’s design vision for celebrating performance with colour through Australian architect’s Peter Hall’s interior design.

A Ópera de Sydney, do arquiteto Jørn Utzon, tornou-se o símbolo da cidade. Mas a história da criação, desenvolvimento do projeto e a longa obra foi bastante turbulenta. O próprio arquiteto não chegou a ver...

Die Sydney Opera, sicherlich eines der bekanntesten Bauwerke des letzten Jahrhunderts. Es ist das Wahrzeichen der Stadt Sydney, wenn nicht sogar das Australiens. Wir alle kennen es, aber wie hat es dieses Gebäude geschafft so bekannt zu werden? Ein Grund ist ganz bestimmt politisch, denn ähnlich wie in Deutschland derzeit der Berliner Flughafen, wurde das Opernhaus in Sydney zu seiner Zeit einfach nicht fertig. Der moderne architektonische Ansatz war für die damalige Zeit neu und alle Beteiligten begaben sich auf unbekanntes Terrain. Dies ist eine kurze Geschichte über zwei Dänen, die maßgeblich zum Erfolg des Projektes beigetragen haben. Der eine ist der Architekt Jørn Utzon, der mit seinem bahnbrechenden Entwurf den Wettbewerb um das Bauwerk 1957 gewann. Und der andere ist der Bauingenieur Ove Arup, der mit mithilfe seines Büros die ausgeflippten Ideen des Architekten auffing und sie in ein umsetzbares Design packte. Hört rein und erfahrt mehr über dieses einzigartige Projekt, welches ohne die gute Zusammenarbeit zwischen Architekt und Bauingenieur niemals stehen würde. Wenn euch diese Episode gefallen hat, dann hinterlasst doch ein Kommentar, meldet euch bei uns auf der Homepage oder schreibt uns bei Instagram. Wir freuen uns! Und wenn euch das was wir machen so gut gefällt, dann unterstützt uns doch mit einem kleinen Paket auf unserem Steady. Damit könnt ihr nämlich garantieren, dass wir euch auch in Zukunft mit den wichtigen Themen der Baustelle Bauwesen beliefern. Danke! Links zur Episode Entwurf von Utzon

Episode 105 – Awkar arrived in Australia in 2012, as a 16-year old refugee from Iraq via Syria. Not knowing much English, Awkar was subjected to bullying at school, but instead of succumb to the 'haters', Awkar studied intensely and pursued his passion for architecture, inspired by a visit to the iconic Sydney Opera House upon his arrival to Australia. In two years, Awkar graduated from high school as School Captain and went to study architecture at university. He won a Jørn Utzon scholarship in Copenhagen (named after the Danish architect of the Opera House), had work experience in Copenhagen and now works for Grimshaw, a prestigious Architectural firm in Sydney. https://www.awkarruel.com Instagram: @awkar.ruel Support for this week’s episode of The Assyrian Podcast is brought to you by Tony Kalogerakos and the Injury Lawyers of Illinois and New York. If you know anyone that has been in a serious accident, please reach out to Tony Kalogerakos. Tony has been recognised as a Top 40 lawyer, and a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Publication and has obtained multiple multi-million-dollar awards. Tony can be reached at InjuryRights.com or 847-982-9516.

This is the third year USModernist Radio has been part of the Architecture and Design Film Festival in New York. Every fall, the stars, producers, and creators gather to premiere their latest documentaries.  ADFF Executive Director Kyle Bergman curates visually wonderful, thought-provoking, and faithfully documented films that capture the brilliance of architects, artists, and significant buildings. Host George Smart talks with two of the filmmakers from this year’s festival:  Lene Borch Hansen, of the movie The Man & The Architect - Jørn Utzon; and Britni Harris, of the movie Goff.

The fascinating backstories and controversies behind two architectural icons: the Sydney Opera House and the Parliament House.

Vi har mødt designer Liv Utzon til en snak om design, mode, tøj, selvbevidsthed og ikke mindst ærlighed. Og faktisk får Liv os til at afsløre, hvilke størrelser vi bruger i tøj. Noget, vi egentlig synes er ret privat. Lyt med, og du får forklaringen på, hvorfor netop det er vigtigt.

If art can help us understand ourselves, the parabolic sails and interior of the Sydney Opera House might tell us a little about how Australia finds and makes beauty. The place wouldn’t exist if it hadn’t been championed and built by working people for working people, but in a power struggle under a different government, the professional man with vision, Jørn Utzon, was more or less told to go back home where he came from. Journalist Helen Pitt, winner of the 2018 Walkley Book prize for “The House,” recounts a few of the people behind the making, and near-unmaking, of one of the world's design icons of the twentieth century. (Images: Sydney Opera House profile; Studio Roosegaarde Waterlicht, Fremantle; Helen Pitt; by A. Glamorgan)

Helen Pitt on how the luminous shells of Australia's most loved building nearly didn't make it off the drawing board (R)

In Episode 8 we look at the history of the Sydney Harbor Bridge and the ways people can climb over its massive structure...or not. We tour the Sydney Opera House, which is a World Heritage Site, and learn how politics nearly erased the contribution of the original architect, Danishman Jørn Utzon. For questions or ideas for future topics, contact me on twitter.com/ateacherwhotrav

Wie entstehen eigentlich innovative Lösungen? Eine Frage, die meinen heutigen (wiederkehrenden) Gast Sebastian F. Müller schon lange beschäftigt. Und wir haben Glück: Denn er hat seine Antwort gefunden, sie in eine Methode verpackt und ihr den treffenden Namen "Spark Canvas" gegeben. Mit Spark Canvas ermöglicht Sebastian nun auch anderen in nur einem Tag den nötigen Funken für innovative Ideen zu finden. Klingt spannend? Na dann hör doch mal rein! Inhalte der Folge: Unterschied(e) zwischen Spark Canvas und Design Thinking: Kochrezept vs. Mindset Das Grundprinzip hinter Spark Canvas: Verlassen des Bekannten und Inspiration finden im Fremden (Beispiel: Der Architekt Jørn Utzon findet den "Inspirationsfunken" für das Sydney Opera House in einer Orangenschale) Der Ursprung von Spark Canvas: Wunsch nach strukturierter Vorgehensweise für dieses (für Designer) intuitive Arbeiten Was macht unser Designer Mindset aus? Hinterfragen Die Suche nach dem "Warum"? Uneingeschränktes, freies Denken Der Drang Probleme zu lösen und Bedürfnisse zu erfüllen Ein wichtiges Problem, das Spark Canvas also löst: Das krampfhafte Festhalten am Bekannten und dem alleinigen Orientieren am Wettbewerb – was wiederum dem Vorsprung und der Differenzierung im Wege stehen kann “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” (Henry Ford) Wie läuft eine Spark Canvas Session ab? Insights zum Problem erhalten und verstehen (z.B. durch Experten- oder Kundeninterviews) Challenges identifizieren Inspiration aus anderen Branchen/Lösungen erhalten (Recherche) Specialties identifizieren Spark: Anwenden der Specialties auf die vorhandenen Challenges Entwicklung eines Prototyps (Clickdummy, Storyboard oder Value Map) Ggf. Testen des Prototyps > neue Insights > Iteration (wiederholen der Spark Canvas Session) Wofür wird Spark Canvas angewendet? Von digitalen Services, über Geschäftsmodelle bis hin zu internen Prozessen Die Vorteile von Spark Canvas: Geschwindigkeit (1 Tag) Strukturiertes Vorgehen Erprobt (Audi, LBBW, Axel Springer, Deutsche Bank AG) Hat dir die Folge gefallen? Dann freue ich mich riiiiesig über eine iTunes Bewertung! Vielen Dank

Navnet Utzon er ikke ligefrem kernedansk, men med årene er det endt med at repræsentere dansk arkitektur, når det er bedst, måske endda ligefrem genialt. Det skyldes naturligvis den visionære arkitekt, der nu er centrum i dokumentaren 'Jørn Utzon - manden og arkitekten'. Filmland taler med instruktør Lene Borch Hansen om Utzon, om hans operahus i Sydney, om hvordan det blev hans forbandelse - og om hvorfor han er vigtig i dag. Derudover anmeldelser af bl.a. 'If Beale Street Could Talk' og 'Alita: Battle Angel'. Tilrettelæggelse: Per Juul Carlsen. www.dr.dk/film

I dag er der premiere på dokumentarfilmen ’Jørn Utzon – manden & arkitekten’ om den dansker, der bl.a. tegnede Sidney-operaen: En bygning, der regnes med blandt det 20. århundredes mest ikoniske bygningsværker. Men hvordan endte Jørn Utzons hjertebarn, operaen i Sidney, som hans livs tragedie? Og hvorfor frøs danske arkitekter ham siden ud?Vært: Nils Thorsen.Gæst: Karsten Ifversen, arkitekturredaktør på Politiken.Produktion: Jonas Schrøder-Andreasen og Linnea Albinus Lande.Redaktør: Nina Kragh.

"The most interesting place in Europe to eat” – that's how Noma's René Redzepi described Bo Bech's first restaurant, Paustian. The Copenhagen venue was located in the last building Jørn Utzon ever designed – and the Sydney Opera House architect was one of Bech's regular diners. (You need to hear the story behind the dish that Bech created for Utzon, which the chef talks about near the end of the podcast.) "When I stepped into the kitchen at the age of 24, my world flipped." Bech became a chef at a relatively late age – enduring terrible food during a peacekeeping mission inspired him to improve on what was available. To convince a bank manager to loan him the money to launch Paustian, he had to revert to some pretty unusual means (it did involve food, though). Paustian is the focus of Bech's first self-published book, What Does Memory Taste Like (which features a signature avocado dish that gets 80-something pages of coverage). His second restaurant, Geist, is more accessible in style – the type of place that Bech would want to be a frequent customer. It's covered in In My Blood, his new book, which is like an autobiography of the restaurant. It features architect's drawings and furniture sketches among the 100 recipes. It also covers rage and other inspirations behind his food (like his lifelong battles against endives and salmon). We also chat about his recent dinner collaboration with Lennox Hastie and his favourite places to eat in Copenhagen. You can find In My Blood at chefbobech.com.

In this episode, we spoke with Tom Carey, Creative Director at Landor. We spoke about his early graduate days, sending out more than 100 emails to try to get his first gig, until finally landing his first job working with A+B studio (now Wiedemann Lampe). He then moved onto Hat-Trick, (Jim Sutherland's studio) and later Pentagram before moving to Melbourne and ultimately Sydney. We covered his time working on the Sydney Opera House rebrand where he worked with renounced typographer Laurenz Brunner to create a unique typeface Utzon in product design software Rhino, working with Landor and talked about designers saving the world. tomcarey.co twitter.com/tompaulcarey instagram.com/thomaspaulcarey wiedemannlampe.com thechase.co.uk interbrand.com/au/work/sydney-opera-house lineto.com/The+Designers/Laurenz+Brunner rhino3d.com collider.com.au landor.com agda.com.au/events-awards/events/nsw/march/positive-impact-%E2%80%98powered-by-pecha-kucha%E2%80%99-sydney/ alinavision.com

Theresa May forsætisráðherra Bretlands segir að draga verði Bashar al-Assad Sýrlandsforseta og þá sem styðja hann til ábyrgðar, reynist rétt að árás með eiturgasi hafi verið gerð á íbúa bæjarins Douma. Velferðarráðherra segir að úrræði fyrir ungmenni sem glíma við fíkn verði komið í gang innan tveggja vikna. Foreldrar 17 ára barns sendu neyðarkall á alla þingmenn í morgun. Þar gagnrýndu þau harðlega úrræðaleysi fyrir börn með fíknivanda. Formaður Landssambands kúabænda segir samþykkt kúabænda á aðalfundi um áframhaldandi framleiðslustýringu í mjólkurframleiðslu vera afgerandi skilaboð til stjórnvalda við endurskoðun búvörusamninga. Og við heyrum í besta söngvara hafdjúpanna í Speglinum. Aldrei fyrr hafa jafnmargir flokkar eða framboð lýst yfir framboði í borgarstjórnarkosningunum í Reykjavík og þann 26. maí í vor. Eins og staðan er nú er útlit fyrir að 14 listar verði í kjöri. Kristján Sigurjónsson talar við Evu H. Önnudóttur dósent í stjórnmálafræði við HÍ. Hæstaréttarlögmaður telur að miðað við ákvæði laga um þjónustukaup gæti bótaskylda hvílt á leigusala vegna tjóns á búslóðum í geymslunum sem eyðilögðust í eldi í Garðabæ fyrir helgi. Glæður í rústunum og hætta á hruni hafa tafið lögreglurannsókn í dag. Arnar Páll Hauksson talaði við Guðna Haraldsson hæstaréttarlögmann. Í dag eru liðin eitt hundrað ár frá fæðingu danska arkitektsins Jørn Utzon, mannsins sem teiknaði eina þekktustu byggingu sem reist var á síðustu öld, Óperuhúsið í Sydney. Borgþór Arngrímsson segir frá.

'Det, vi taler om' er Danmarks bedste sladdermagasin der graver i ugens store skandaler, overraskelser, forargelser og ikke mindst det kulørte stof grundigt igennem. Hvad sladrer de om på Christiansborg? I tv- og filmbranchen? Hvad taler man om blandt topchefer? I kulturlivet? Vi tager sladder alvorligt. Lyt med, når vi graver lidt dybere - og få de rigtige historier bag kulisserne.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1957, architect Jorn Utzon unexpectedly won the commission for the iconic Sydney Opera House.  His submission was one of 233 designs from 32 countries, many of them from the most famous architects of the day.  Saarinen described the design as "genius" and declared he could not endorse any other choice. Yet building the project was rife with politics, cost overruns, incompetent cost estimators in the Australian government, and years and years of wrangling.  Utzon was eventually fired, though no fault of his own. The Opera House was finally completed, and opened in 1973.  Utzon was rehired in 1999 to develop a master plan and bring closure to a long-running drama. Annalisa Capurro is an interior designer, writer and speaker working in the sectors of commercial, residential, hospitality, conservation/heritage and textile design, both in Australia and overseas.  She is a design educator at Sydney Institute's Design Centre Enmore in Sydney, Australia where she specialises in teaching design studio, design processes and methodology, material technologies, architectural and design history and conservation/restoration studies. She regularly presents public lectures including the Sydney Design Festival, Sydney Architecture Festival, Sydney Writers Festival and Modernism Week in Palm Springs.  She also owns the iconic 1957 Sulman Award-winning Jack House in Sydney designed by architect Russell Jack, founding partner of the prestigious Australian architectural firm Allen Jack + Cottier.

Professor Adrian Carter has more than 30 year’s experience, as an architect and academic, working in the Nordic countries and more widely internationally. He is recognised as an expert on the work of Sydney Opera House architect, Jørn Utzon; and was the founding director of the Utzon Research Center, established the International Utzon Symposiums and realised the building of the Utzon Center in Aalborg, Denmark, designed in collaboration with Jørn Utzon. He was also an advisor and contributor to the Australian Government in its nomination of the Sydney Opera House for inscription on the World Heritage List. Professor Carter has studied alongside some of the world's most recognised architectural theorists, including Professor Jan Gehl - known for his focus on pedestrianisation and the human scale in urban design - at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, Professor Geoffrey Broadbent at Portsmouth School of Architecture and renowned architectural historian Dalibor Vesely at the University of Cambridge. In professional practice Professor Carter has worked with significant international architects including Professor Reima and Raili Pietilä in Helsinki, Finland, Niels Torp in Oslo, Norway, Henning Larsen and Dissing+Weitling in Copenhagen, Denmark and Ancher, Mortlock and Woolley in Sydney on a broad array of architectural and urban design projects, as well as architectural design competitions, master-planning and civil-engineering projects; including the Finnish Embassy in New Delhi, Sief's Palace in Kuwait, Tampere Library in Finland, Aker Brygge harbour development in Oslo, housing proposals for Walsh Bay in Sydney, the Storebælt Suspension Bridge in Denmark and the European Embassies of the European Union in Abuja, Nigeria. Prior to becoming Head and Professor of Architecture at the Abedian School of Architecture, Bond University, Professor Carter was Associate Professor at Aalborg University in Denmark, and has taught at a number of respected architecture schools including Denmark’s Aarhus School of Architecture and, in a visiting capacity, at the University of Sydney, Portsmouth University and University of Tasmania.

Muchas cosas que tratar en este episodio: correos, audiocorreos, el Premio Asociación Podcast en la categoría de Historia y Cultura, las Jpod 14 e incluso el sorteo de un libro que merece mucho la pena. Y el tema principal en el que traemos unos cuantos ejemplos de lo que consideramos buena arquitectura en España del último medio siglo, arquitectura contemporánea o casi. No es de extrañar que se haya alargado más de lo habitual, por mucha tijera que durante la edición hayamos metido. Nuestra intención no era establecer un ranking de edificios. Sencillamente se trataba de explicar con ejemplos lo que consideramos buena arquitectura. Esperamos haberlo conseguido. Bases del Sorteo del Libro/Catálogo de los VI Premios Ascensores Enor Muchas gracias a ENOR por cedernos el Libro/Catálogo de los VI Premios Ascensores ENOR para este sorteo. Con la cuidada edición a la que Desescribir nos tiene acostumbrados, recoge las veinte obras que llegaron a la final incluyendo una pequeña memoria, planos y numerosas fotografías de cada una de ellas. Arquitectura contemporánea de calidad que cualquiera querría tener en su librería. Para participar se deberá publicar una foto de algún edificio que el autor considere buena arquitectura en nuestra página de Facebook, o en twitter utilizando el hashtag #SorteoLMEY Plazo: hasta el domingo 21 de diciembre a las 23:59 Si el ganador vive fuera de España, los gastos de envío correrán por su cuenta. El sorteo se realizará utilizando la página Random.org. Sumario y enlaces de interés 0:00:00 Ejemplos propuestos por María González (Sol89): Can Lis (Mallorca 1972) de Jørn Utzon. Historias de Casas Juanjo López de la Cruz (Sol89): Peine de los Vientos (San Sebastián 1976) de Chillida y Peña Ganchegui José  María Sánchez García: Matadero de Madrid (1909-1928) Luis Bellido; (2005-2011) Arturo Franco, Langarita-Navarro, Churtichaga+delaQuadraSalcedo, Antón García Abril,… 0:03:37 Introducción, presentación 'oficial' de José Basso y sumario 0:08:51 Promo Proyecto dHábitat 0:10:22 Promo Dedalo por Agencia Rom 0:11:22 Buena arquitectura en España siglos XX-XXI 0:18:22 Urbanismo Tarotista Cosmológico (contestando un correo de @charliencinas) 0:24:25 Torres Blancas (Madrid 1968) de F.J. Saenz de Oiza 0:45:40 Viviendas 'La Estrella' (Sevilla 1963) de los hermanos Medina Benjumea 0:58:53 Casa de la Lluvia (Liérganes, Cantabria 1982) de Juan Navarro Baldeweg. Documental (minuto 8) e Historias de Casas 1:07:01 Eco Boulevard de Vallecas (Madrid 2006) de Ecosistema Urbano. El Ecobulevar de Vallecas, ¿futuro arquetipo?. Videoclip de Toteking - Redes Sociales rodado en el Eco Boulevard. 1:19:09 Sorteo del Libro/Catálogo de los VI Premios Ascensores Enor 1:21:21 Audiocorreo del Pirandárgallo, del podcast sobre comics Radio Bertoldo Impresoras 3D de Hormigón. Artículos de Cosas de Arquitectos sobre el tema: 1 , 2, 3 Comic 'Yes is More' de Bjarke Ingels: episodio de Radio Bertoldo al respecto Sobre el 'starchitec' Bjarke Ingels y su estudio BIG Web de BIG Artículo de Fredy Massad: Big Show Artículo de n+1: Mis problemas con BIG El edificio Ren en forma de Y invertida. 1:42:42 Jpod 14 y Mejor podcast de Historia y Cultura Premios Asociación Podcast 1:46:39 Despedida y formas de contacto Imágenes: Can Lis por Frans Drewniak Peine del Viento por orkatz_go Matadero de Madrid por Carabiru Torres Blancas por carpasaro Eco Boulevard de Vallecas por inthesitymad Créditos Todas las canciones incluidas en este episodio en el momento de su publicación se distribuyen bajo licencia Creative Commons. Canciones: A longa marcha, Grampoder, álbum Golf Whiskey Creo en ti, Epic Soul Factory, álbum Epic Soul Factory - Volume One Jingle Bells, Maya Filipič, álbum Lonely Night Suscripción Feed | iTunes | iVoox | Spreaker También te recomendamos que escuches el Micropodcast de La Morsa Era Yo.