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How much a dollar costs
One-to-One #15.5 – Spring Cleaning
Hustle & Bustle
One-To-One #15 with Michael Maltzan
Ceci n'est pas un session
One-to-One #14 with Tom Wiscombe
Guns in the Studio: UT Austin Dean Steiner discusses moving to Penn Design
One-to-One #13 with Sylvia Lavin
Dispatch from Flint: How architects can help
One-to-One #12 with Alan Loomis
The Trumpeteers - LACMA gets Lautner, AIA gets Spacey
One-to-One #11 with Garrett Jacobs
What's the Big Deal‽
One-to-One #10 with Galen Cranz
Virtually Inevitable – VR and AR, IRL
Bonus Session: Now, There: Scenes from the Post-Geographic City
One-to-One #9 with Elsie Owusu
How the Sausage Is Made
One-to-One #8 with Scott Merrill
The Haves and the Have Nots
One-to-One #7 with Michael Kimmelman
Making A Pritzker Laureate
Never the Same River Twice
Next Up Mini-Session #16: TOMA
Nostra-pod-mus: 2015 in Archinect Sessions
One-to-One #6 with Will Hunter
Next Up Mini-Session #15: WAI Architecture Think Tank
Golden Years
One-to-One #5 with Hashim Sarkis
Next Up Mini-Session #14: Andreas Angelidakis
Stepping Out
Mini-Session #13: Bryony Roberts
One-to-One #4 with Liam Young
Mini-Session #12: Paul Andersen & Paul Preissner
One-to-One #3 with Jenna Didier
Mini-Session #11: John Lin of Rural Urban Framework
Mini-Session #10: Pedro y Juana
Bonus Session: Closing panels for "Shelter" at the Architecture + Design Museum
In LiDAR We Trust
Mini-Session #9: New Territories
One-to-One #2 with Jens Bertelsen
Interview with Adrian Benepe, Senior Vice President of the Trust for Public Land
Toilet Talk
Mini-Session #8: Norman Kelley
Mini-Session #7: Urtzi Grau and Cristina Goberna Pesudo of Fake Industries Architectural Agonism
Premiere Episode of Archinect Sessions One-to-One with Neil Denari
Second Season, Second City
Mini-Session #6: Dry Futures panel discussion
Mini-Session #5: Marcelo Spina of P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S
Mini-Session #4: Andrew Atwood and Anna Neimark of First Office
Mini-Session #3: Panel discussion with Claus Benjamin Freyinger, Andrew Kovacs and Jimenez Lai
Mini-Session #2: Next Up Interview with Sarah Lorenzen
"I've always been a huge admirer of Neutra"
Norten compares the VDL House to Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion
Attitudes in architecture have changed, but "our vocabulary… is still a modern vocabulary”
Architecture in hindsight: “postmodernism of the 80s and 90s, obviously didn’t go anywhere”
Architecture today is operating "in a more holistic way in our communities”
The ironic development of modernism as a luxury item
Architecture today is part of "a revolution of communication, of information”
Forms of shelter are changing, but the "fundamentals of architecture are not going away”
Norten's hometown of Mexico City: "a city that embraced modernism very early on.”
Mini-Session #1: Next Up interview with John Southern of Urban Operations
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Peter Zellner
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Geoff Manaugh of BLDGBLOG
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Ian Quate and Colleen Tuite of GRNASFCK
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Jay Famiglietti of NASA
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Charles Anderson of WERK
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Peter and Hadley Arnold of the Arid Lands Institute
Meet the Dry Futures Jury: Allison Arieff of SPUR
Session 40: Now and Then - Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi
Session 39: Latent Complexity: Denise Scott Brown and Katherine Darnstadt
Session 37: Parisian Exports and Silicon Valley Imports
Sessions 36: Poor Doors of Perception
Session 35: Hot Work in the Summertime
Session 34: There is nothing so stable as change
Session 33: Stargazing with Patrik Schumacher
The Loss Adjusters Part 1 (from Artangel)
Session 32: For in that death of malls, what dreams may come
“The essence of the design is always from one individual mind.”
"I like to compare Middle Managers to shaving soap"
"The best client I think I've ever had was Irwin Miller"
Working with Eero Saarinen: "There was no such things as weekends"
"We're probably one of the few offices that doesn't have a public relations person"
"People go to [museums], but they don't see anything."
"There were no such thing as workstations"
"I gave everybody the same size office, including the Chairman of the Board"
"The office as a concept will disappear and everybody will be sitting at home"
"Where are we going and what's it all about?"
"What's driving [cities] is commerce, and commerce ... has nothing to do with humanity."
Session 31: Hot Dogs Around the World: James Biber, architect of US Pavilion at EXPO Milan
Session 30: Inside the Institute: Archinect Sessions goes to the AIA National Convention
Session 29: Problem-solving with Thomas Heatherwick
Session 28: Ned Cramer's Fantastic Fineprint on the Art of Publishing
Session 27: "The trauma of rebuilding": After Kathmandu's earthquake, what can architects do?
Session 26: "Modernism - Peru's Common Denominator"
Session 25: "Clarity and Contradiction"
Session 24: "American Disruption, at Home and Abroad"
Session 23: "The Erection, the Inkblot, and the RFRA Riff-Raff"
Session 22: "Starts with me, ends with us"
Session 21: "Fast Forward, Look Back"