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The JUNG Team Architecture is inviting thinkers and protagonists of the building industry to discuss the latest news in architecture, civil engineering and building experience. Listen to the podcast episodes whenever, wherever and as often as you please.
 

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Tina Norden

For most people, Conran is a familiar name: known as Sir Terence Conran, who established the studio over 50 years ago. They slowly built up a global reputation for intuitive, insightful and timeless work in architecture, interiors, master planning as well as product design. The office sees itself as problem-solvers who are completely immersed in design, with a clear ambition to improve the way people live their lives. This results in buildings and spaces with their own sense of location, identity and character. Through their form, details and materiality they manifest distinctive personalities with charm and relevance.
In today's podcast, Tina Norden gives us - Katharina Beatriz Varga and Dijane Slavic - insights into the new normal of everyday office life, her projects and inspirations.
 



Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu

Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu's projects are in a category of their own, both stylistically and in terms of the construction task. Their work, whether accessories, furniture design, interior design, architecture or master planning, fascinates at different levels and is characterised by good design. For them, architecture is an expression of what we are. They are individuals whose history also includes a constant focus on contrasting cultures. Interdisciplinarity is a success factor, but so are sensitivity and courage – for dealing with what is already there and for experimenting with new ways of living. Today in our podcast, Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu give us insights into their approach, role models and architecture's responsibility.
 




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