podcasts
Jamie Fobert on the art that most inspires his architectural practice, and the links between work and selfhood, aesthetics and identity.
Nicholas Lobo Brennan and Astrid Smitham take listeners on a tour of their celebrated "House for Artists" project in episode 97 of Scaffold.
The Hong Kong-based practice on how it has evolved in response to China's changing political and cultural landscape
The pioneering curator maps the deep connections between art, architecture, and a vast web of disciplines besides.
The pioneering curator maps the deep connections between architecture, art and a vast web of disciplines besides.
film
Samia Henni talks through her most recent book, titled, 'Architecture of Counterrevolution: The French Army in Northern Algeria' as part of the 2023 Book Week.
The first episode in the 2023 Book Week features Edwin Heathcote's new book 'On the Street: In-Between Architecture'.
Fourteen of the best newly published architecture books are presented by their authors.
The curator of this year's Sharjah Architecture Triennial considers the contradictions that often emerge the between moral clarity of architectural exhibitions and the murkier realities of practice.
The Croydon-based collective reflect on their recent work transforming cultural institutions into community infrastructure.
The Ghent-based architect guides us through his surreal greenhouse studio, reflecting on the adhocism of his work and the balance of individual and collective authorship it often strikes.
In the first of a two-part interview, Tony Fretton looks back on the projects and ideas that have defined his career and influenced a generation of architects.
