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Home Magazine Home of the Year 2012

Talking Homes - Karen Burns see more open website in same window

Dr Karen Burns discusses the home, the house, and housing. Touching on TV’s The Block, Ikea, homelessness, and the work of Simon Anderson in Perth, the video of this brief Melbourne Architecture Annual session in 2011 is worth watching. 11 minutes.

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Under 40 Japanese architects see more open website in same window

This Masters thesis movie by Vincent Hecht about young Japanese architects, suggesting the start of a new generation in 2010. Includes interviews with architects and internal tours.

U-40 Japanese Architects from Vincent HECHT on Vimeo.

via archinect

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The Elegant Shed - The Extroverts see more open website in same window

An Wellington-focused episode from the important 1984 documentary series on New Zealand architecture, hosted by David Mitchell. Included are interviews with Wellington architects Ian Athfield and Roger Walker. Includes footage of John Scott’s Futuna Chapel and Ernst Plischke’s Massey House.

The Elegant Shed - 'The Extroverts'

Hometown Boomtown see more open website in same window

This TV documentary from 1983 guides us through the rapid changes in Wellington in the 1970s to earthquake proof the city, and build a motorway through it. Aside from the cheesy music, it’s pretty darn interesting for anyone with an association with the city.

With riveting footage of buildings being demolished, the doco includes interviews with the late Dr Helen Tippett, Bob Jones, and a lively Sir Michael Fowler.

“The preservationists, in italics, would have this city fall down around the ears of its citizens, when the earthquake comes, and I won’t have that.” Mayor (and architect) Michael Fowler









To see the following parts of the documentary, click here

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Morphosis see more open website in same window

Thom Mayne.

Heatherwick Studio see more open website in same window

A talk from March 2011. What a bridge!

Eva Franch Gilabert see more open website in same window

OOAA office of architectural affairs – “one person and all my alter egos”.

Maybe don’t go to this website. Nice front page image, but it it a 5.5MB download from a very slow server. Might be better to learn about Eva over a lunch time, from the following hour long Rice University lecture. You’ll need to run it full screen to see anything.

Eva was last year appointed director of the Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York.

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Melbourne Recital Centre and MTC see more open website in same window

Premier’s Design Awards – Melbourne Recital Centre and MTC Theatre from State of Design on Vimeo.

Premier’s Design Awards
Melbourne Recital Centre and MTC Theatre
Commissioning Organisation: Major Projects Victoria
Designer: ARM

Robin Boyd: Australian Ugliness see more open website in same window

A 2010 panel speaking on Boyd’s book at Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre. Karen Burns, Michael Heyward, Gideon Haigh, and Brenda Niall.

Brenda Niall: “Architecture was something the [Boyd] family understood. It was visual.”

Also coinciding with the republication of the book, Peter Conrad’s review in The Monthly.

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Good cities see more open website in same window

Alec Tzannes discussing what makes a great city in 2010. With reference to the Sydney Opera House, Barangaroo, and a quick survey of how design is appreciated in other Australian cities.

Hearst Tower see more

The triangled Hearst Tower by Foster & Partners, first tower out of the ground in NYC after 9/11.

The video (in the full listing) gives a look-around, though is heavy on the building’s green cred. Nothing wrong with that, but it is dished out with lots of syrup. “Not just a better skyline… a better sky.”

Hearst tower

the third & the seventh see more open website in same window

Our office was gobsmacked to watch this video in HD bringing buildings to life in a VERY real way, for over 10 minutes. Apparently Alex Roman did it while he didn’t have a job. This would have gotten him several, no trouble. Watch it in fullscreen HD at vimeo if you can, but beware the file is about 1GB I think.

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Radiant City boogie see more open website in same window

A quirky handheld look in and around L’Unité d’Habitation in Marseille ( Cité Radieuse ), shot by someone very much enjoying staying overnight at Hotel Le Corbusier. Includes shadow dancing.

Jacques Herzog on La Caixa see more open website in same window

Jacques talks us through the “chopping off” of an old Madrid power station.

Monty Python's Architect Sketch see more open website in same window

Some tips on how to present to your client.

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The Ecological Age see more open website in same window

Arup’s Peter Head walks us through the state of the planet and the roles of buildings, transport and low carbon living in helping it. Approx. 45 minutes, in three parts. PDFs are available.

Via: 5th Estate
View on Youtube

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Shigeru Ban interview see more open website in same window

Short interview on the Lexus/Toyota website (?!). He would love to work on bridges next. Not cars?

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RMIT University Design Hub Video see more open website in same window

Sean Godsell talking on Chinese TV about, “RMIT’s Design Hub and the innovative ‘second skin’ of 16,000 glass-capped cylinders that will rotate to help heat and cool the building.”

Norman on the green agenda see more open website in same window

Video from the 2007 DLD conference in Germany. “Green is cool”, says Norman. 32 minutes.

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