Episodes
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We spoke with architect and urban planner Maria de Irantzu Serra Lasa, specialized in Disaster Risk Management, Recovery, and Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) in crisis contexts.
In this interview, she shares her perspective on disaster recovery in light of today’s challenges: climate change, migration, and housing access disputes. She also provides insight into her ongoing collaboration with Howard University, where she’s working on a new program designed to address the growing interest among the new generation of architecture students in anticipating and actively engaging in disaster recovery efforts.
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Also known as the SketchUp Guy from his widely popular YouTube videos, Aaron Dietzen is a published author, painter, fabricator, multimedia artist, and creator. In this episode, we discuss his career journey and focus on his latest venture: Aaron Inspired.
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Interview with Amy Carpenter, Interior Designer and High-End Decorative Plumbing Sales Associate at Belmont Hardware.
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In this episode, we sit down with Vivian Johnson, a renowned California-based photographer, to discuss her journey from photojournalism to interior photography. Vivian shares insights into her creative process and how she captures the essence of spaces through her lens.
Read the full article here.
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Tighe is a visual artist born in Ireland, currently based in the UK. He studied at Limerick School, Middlesex University, and Central St. Martin, where he received an M.A. in Fine Art. The tutelage he received from Professor Weber in a Renaissance-style atelier format was crucial in his formation.
In this interview, he shares his experiences and insights on the artist's journey and his views on how the digital world and AI can merge into the creative process.
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Gwen Bertolami Lysons is a structural engineer and entrepreneur based in Pleasant Hill, California, who founded and runs two successful companies: Bertolami Engineering, and Comfort Casitas, a concept that has been revolutionizing the construction industry by allowing 4 times faster builds using a new material called Structurally Isulated Panels (SIPs).
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Ramona Tan is an accomplished interior designer whose passion for iconic furniture led her to pursue a career in the design industry.
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Sociologist, author, speaker, and Whitman College professor Michelle Janning shares her path to human-centered design, driven by her lifelong commitment to shaping a more equitable and inclusive society.
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Rosana Torres, a principal at the firm GTM-DC, discusses her interesting life journey and thoughtful take on architecture.
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A glimpse into the world of Madeline Boneck, a designer who embraces a conscious, passionate, and self-taught approach to fashion.
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Interview with Michael Slack, a visual artist from San Francisco who found the common thread connecting commercial art and fine art.
