Episodes
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70: Urban Design, History & Culture Behind Amsterdam
Explore how Amsterdam transformed from an early farming village into the vibrant city many travelers flock to visit. By honoring their heritage of the Dutch Golden Age, we see how the people of Amsterdam joined together and established a culture of hard work and cooperation to create a community...
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69: Interview with Mark Lehner | The People Behind the Pyramids
Join Principal Architect, Mitchell Rocheleau, in this interview with Mark Lehner, co-author of "Giza and the Pyramids", Egyptologist, and American Archaeologist with more than 30 years of experience excavating in Egypt and walking the Giza Plateau. He is the director of Ancient Egypt Research...
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68: Amsterdam Noord | A Different Side of the City
Join Mitchell Rocheleau, Principal Architect of ROST Architects, as he travels to Amsterdam Noord, Netherlands to explore the thriving community that has been created here, collective housing developments, and the emerging experimental architecture throughout the city. He discusses with Jelte Van...
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67: Interview with Charles Duff | Creating Cities of Friendship & Love
Mitchell Rocheleau, Principal Architect of ROST Architects, meets with Charlie Duff, author of "The North Atlantic Cities" and developer and planner in the city of Baltimore, Maryland. They discuss Dutch history, from the communal efforts of seafaring and building canals, to creating robust…
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66: Natural Cities | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Join Mitchell Rocheleau, Principal Architect of ROST Architects, as he travels to Amsterdam, Netherlands to explore the city's urban environment and natural green spaces. He discusses with Esther Kreikamp, Architecture Historian from CityLoop, the way urban environments filled with more…
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65: Interview with Islam Issa | History of Ancient Alexandria
Principal Architect, Mitchell Rocheleau meets Islam Issa, an award-winning Egyptian-British author, broadcaster, and the new Professor of Public Humanities at Birmingham City University, to discuss the Ancient City of Alexandria. Learn about the thoughtful planning that went into the city, the...
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64: Learning from Ancient Egyptian Architecture | The Great Pyramid at Giza
Explore the fascinating origins of Egypt’s ancient civilization with Mitchell Rocheleau of ROST Architects, from the early settlers near the Nile to the awe-inspiring construction of the Great Pyramid. This video explores the pivotal role the Nile River played in shaping Egypt’s agriculture,...
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63: Restorative Urbanism | How Designing for Human Connection Can Improve Our Lives and Cities
What if our cities were designed to heal? How can we design cities that offer places of wellness and connectivity? Mitchell Rocheleau, Principal Architect of ROST Architects travels to Amsterdam to explore how Restorative Urbanism, an approach that analyzes how urban design can support mental...
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62: Case Study House #22 | The Stahl House: History of a Mid Century Modern Icon in Los Angeles
Mitchell Rocheleau of ROST Architects explores the History behind The Stahl House: A Mid-Century Modern Icon of Los Angeles, also known as Case Study House #22. Intended to be a home for the Stahl Family, Architect Pierre Koenig was tasked with designing a house that could capture the views of…
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61: The Urban Transformation of Copenhagen
In the 1960s, Copenhagen began prioritizing cars — but a bold shift toward people-first design changed everything. This video explores how the city transformed its streets into walkable, bike-friendly spaces, revitalized public life, and became a global model for sustainable urban living. Learn…
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60: Dr. Moudhy Al-Rashid on Understanding Ancient Mesopotamia
Join Principal Architect, Mitchell Rocheleau in this interview with Dr. Moudhy Al-Rashid, author of "Between Two Rivers: Ancient Mesopotamia and The Birth of History", Historian and honorary fellow at Wolfson College, University of Oxford. We discuss the importance of the creation of cities…
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59: Central Park: Early History of New York
Mitchell Rocheleau of ROST Architects dives into the fascinating story of Central Park's creation, from its inception as a public space for all New Yorkers to its role as a restorative haven and symbol of democratic ideals. Why is Central Park important for our generation to understand? Through...
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58: The High Line's Impact on New York City
The High Line in New York City is an iconic example of urban revitalization, transforming an abandoned industrial rail line into a vibrant, landscaped public park. The High Line story is one of evolution, from its origins as a bustling freight rail line to its decline and eventual rebirth as a...
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57: ROST Talks Live Series - Custom Home Q&A, Architect Answers Design and Construction Questions
On this episode of our Live Series: ROST Talks, we answer your biggest questions about designing and building a custom home! No topic is off-limits, from budgeting and timelines to choosing materials and working with builders. Whether you're just getting started or already deep in the process,...
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56: The Stories Architecture Tells Us
Architect Mitchell Rocheleau discusses the importance behind Architecture History. Architecture can provide glimpses into human history, allowing us to understand the evolution and development of the human species. Learn the stories Architecture History tells us, from prehistoric structures to...
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55: Convo by Design (ROST Architects Guest Feature) - Reflection, Intention, and Resilience: The Deeper Meaning of the Built World
Architect Mitchell Rocheleau was invited by Josh Cooperman to speak on Convo by Design, a podcast that was created by Josh to “share stories behind design and amplify ideas that make better the way we live, work & play.” The conversation centered around ROST Architects intentions and approach to...
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54: A History of The Ancient City of Alexandria
Alexandria is often overlooked when in comparison with ancient Athens or Rome. However, this city does deserve some further investigation due to its interesting philosophies, ideas, and concepts that it was conceived upon, primarily those of Alexander the Great, and how he conceived the city, how...
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53: A Brief Architectural and Archaeological History of Stonehenge
What makes Stonehenge so captivating? This enigmatic Neolithic monument offers a window into our past and the lives of our ancestors. Stonehenge provides insights into their values, societal norms, and psychology. It unveils their astonishing level of sophistication, intricate communication...
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52: The Origins of Gothic Architecture
Architect Mitchell Rocheleau travels to England and France to explore Gothic Cathedrals and uncover the ideas and concepts that led to their creation. The ideas of light, luminosity, and transparency created an innovative form of architecture that has attracted people worldwide. Learn about the...
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51: Mike Parker Pearson on the Origins of Stonehenge
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with Mike Parker Pearson. Mike is an English archeologist specializing in the study of Neolithic Britain, most notably Stonehenge. He was the director at the Stonehenge Riverside Project and the author of several books…
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50: Documentary: The Roman Baths in Bath, England
Architect Mitchell Rocheleau travels to the Roman Baths in Bath, England, to uncover the stories about the people who engineered, built, and used this stunning Roman bathing complex. High-quality on-site footage and detailed expert interviews reveal captivating insights into this ancient site.…
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49: Interview with Peter Davenport on Architecture of Roman Baths
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with Peter Davenport, professional archeologist for 46 years including 25 years as a senior archeologist at Bath Archeological Trust. Peter's been involved in all of the excavations carried out in the Roman Baths and a large...
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48: Interview with Thomas Barrie on the Connection Between Architecture & Sacred Space
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with Thomas Barrie, architect and professor of architecture at North Carolina State University, whose scholarship focuses on architecture's symbolism, ritual use, and cultural significance Watch the Full Episode Here:...
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47: Contemplations of the Built World: Notre Dame Cathedral
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses the history, architecture, and the architectural power of Notre Dame Cathedral. Read more about the architecture and history of Notre Dame Cathedral: https://www.rostarchitects.com/articles/2024/5/14/notre-dame-cathedral...
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46: Interview with Jonathan Foyle: The Architecture & History of Lincoln Cathedral
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with Jonathan Foyle, lecturer, historian, and broadcaster. Author of "Lincoln Cathedral: The Biography of a Great Building." Watch the Full Interview: https://youtu.be/Q--rEsmkKNg Watch our Behind the Scenes Tour of Lincoln...
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45: Contemplations of the Built World: The Grand Louvre
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses the significance of The Grand Louvre designed by Architect, I.M. Pei, the history of the Louvre, design process, design theory and ideas behind the project. Watch the Full Episode Here:...
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44: Urban and Architectural History of Venice, Italy
Throughout its existence, Venice and its people have had a unifying narrative: the struggle against water. Although the rising sea levels have resulted in death, destruction, and flooding, it has also served a valuable role as the collective antagonist of the Venetian people. It is human nature…
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43: Interview with Keiran Murphy: Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin Fellowship
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with Keiran Murphy, the principal historic researcher of Frank Lloyd Wright’s home in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and home of the Taliesin Fellowship. Read the article that inspired the conversation here:...
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42: Interview With John Lobell: The Architecture & Philosophy of Louis Kahn
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, meets with John Lobell, a professor at Pratt Institute and expert on Louis Kahn, to discuss the architecture and philosophy of Louis Kahn. Read the article that sparked the conversation here:...
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41: The Story Behind the Architecture and Construction of the Roman Baths in Bath, England
I want to take you on a journey back in time in the southwest of present-day Britain, near a bend in the river Avon. Here, a natural geological process dispelled warm, mineral-rich water from deep within the earth. The ancient people who inhabited this area believed these healing and mystical...
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40: Contemplations of the Built World: The Farnsworth House
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses the importance of The Farnsworth House designed by Architect, Mies van der Rohe and its role in modern architecture, challenging the conventions of the time. Watch the Full Episode Here:...
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39: Forces that Shaped Ancient Greek Cities and Culture
Many factors shaped ancient Greek cities. The natural landscape, climate, religious beliefs, philosophy, literature, politics, law, sport, art, theater, and psychology amalgamated to create genuinely unique cities and a thriving culture. Many aspects of Greek civilizations still form the basis of...
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38: Contemplations of the Built World: The Architecture & Philosophy of Louis Kahn
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses how Louis Kahn developed his architectural philosophy and how this is reflected in his existing designs. Watch the Full Episode Here:...
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37: The Architecture and Philosophy of Louis Kahn
Louis Kahn's architecture tells a larger story about a cultural shift in America in the first half of the 20th century. It was the shift into Modernism and a departure from historical traditions of the past. Ignited by the ideas of the Enlightenment, where rationalism, individualism, and science...
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36: The Dark Side of Ancient Roman Cities
Rome's history is often presented as a glittering metropolis full of architectural excellence, sophisticated engineering, extensive paved roads, and glorious monuments. Our contemporary entertainment industry romanticizes the tales of Roman emperors, warriors, gladiators, and politicians. When we...
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35: The Story of Notre Dame Cathedral: A Chronicle of Construction and Restoration
The Notre Dame Cathedral is a testament to architectural innovation, spiritual influence, and human ingenuity. Its construction, spanning several centuries, showcases the evolution of Gothic architecture and mirrors Paris's flourishing economy and cultural development. By exploring the…
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34: Contemplations of the Built World: Our Architectural Philosophy
Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses how ROST Architects' design philosophy incorporates the existing landscape and environment of a property into its residential designs, allowing nature to lead the way and providing inhabitants the experience of a…
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33: Contemplations of the Built World: The City as a Reflection of Our Collective Psychology
Identifying how a society's collective psychology is reflected in our current built environment, Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses how we can begin to create an environment that is more conducive to an authentic human experience. Read more about ROST...
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32: Contemplations of the Built World: Values of the City
Reflecting on what a city's layout and its most prominent buildings portray, Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses what impact he believes this has on the values emphasized by a city and how this affects the human experience. Read more about ROST Architects'...
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31: Contemplations of the Built World: How to Make a Livable City
Influenced by travel in European cities, life in North American cities, and authors such as Jane Jacobs, and Danish architect, Jan Gehl, Principal and Architect of ROST Architects, Mitchell Rocheleau, discusses what he believes are characteristics of captivating cities. Read more about ROST...
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30: Interview With Roderick Beaton: Ancient Greek Cities & Culture
Listen to our interview with Roderick Beaton, author of The Greeks: A Global History.
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29: Interview with Leo Hollis: The Architectural History of London and St. Paul's Cathedral
Listen to our interview with Leo Hollis, author of Phoenix: St. Paul's Cathedral and the Men Who Made Modern London. To watch the full interview visit www.rostarchitects.com
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28: The Story Behind The Architecture and Construction of St Peter's Basilica
At the heart of Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica stands as a monumental testament to Renaissance architecture's ingenuity and the Christian faith's enduring spirit. This iconic structure has captivated visitors and worshippers for centuries with its imposing façade, towering dome, and sacred...
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27: The Story Behind the Architecture and Construction of St. Paul's Cathedral and Sir Christopher Wren
The construction of St. Paul’s Cathedral helped breathe new life into the city. It created jobs and a new identity for London and served as a monument that brought people together. It marked the beginning of London’s development into a global capital. To read the full article visit...
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26: Interview with Raymond Neutra on Father Richard Neutra
Listen to our interview with Raymond Neutra, son of renowned mid-century modern architect Richard Neutra. To watch the full interview visit www.rostarchitects.com
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25: The Architecture and Philosophy of Richard Neutra - Interview with Barbara Lamprecht
Mitchell Rocheleau and Barbara Lamprecht discuss famed mid-century modern architect Richard Neutra. To watch the full interview visit www.rostarchitects.com
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24: Mid-Century Desert Modern Architects - Interview with Alan Hess
Mitchell Rocheleau and Alan Hess discuss mid-century modern architecture in the California desert. To watch the full interview visit www.rostarchitects.com
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23: Los Angeles Mid Century Modern Architecture History: Interview with Alan Hess
Listen to an interview with Alan Hess about mid-century modern architecture in Los Angeles. To watch the video visit www.rostarchitects.com
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22: The Story of Joseph Eichler
The Eichler developments across California have captivated me for over a decade. I had the opportunity to work on the restoration of two original Eichler homes. The process opened my eyes to the rich history behind his developments, construction techniques, marketing strategies, and his ideas…
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21: The Story of Palm Springs Architect William Cody
William F. Cody stands out as one of the most impressive California mid century modern architects due to his vast portfolio of built work in the Palm Springs area. Through hundreds of built projects, Cody was able to experiment, refine, and master desert modern architecture by creating buildings...
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