All Episodes

Ma Yansong of MAD Architects on why imperfection is actually very human

Annabelle Selldorf on why buildings have to live longer than we do

Martin Duplantier on turning reconstruction into transformation

Benedetta Tagliabue on why every project is an occasion for learning

Gabriela Carrillo on why public architecture should be efficient, economical, and cosmic

Robin Dhar and Helen Ensor on unlocking the future of historic buildings at Donald Insall Associates

Iñaki Garai of IDOM on how architecture transforms the immaterial into the material

John McAslan and Colin Bennie on the excitement of transport architecture projects at John McAslan + Partners

Daniel Lobitz on designing buildings that grow out of their specific place and history at Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Dimitri Roussel of DREAM on why timber architecture must be a revolution

Chris Hardie on designing projects that uplift and inspire at Schmidt Hammer Lassen

Alan Maskin of Olson Kundig on how architecture borrows from storytelling

Omar Gandhi on using ordinary materials to craft extraordinary architecture

Odile Decq on making architecture that is contemporary yet respectful

Dominique Perrault on designing architecture that respects the natural topography

Fernando Sordo Madaleno and Rosalba Rojas on building a resilient Mexican architecture practice over generations

Mario Cucinella on designing for our time by learning from the past

Alison Brooks on setting impossible design ambitions

Simon Henley on how good architecture should respond to timeless questions

Patrik Schumacher on how he works on ever more 'tectonic' projects at Zaha Hadid Architects

Manuelle Gautrand on how she only works on projects she loves