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Stephen Williams
Architecture and cities are created through dialogue, exchange and
a critical process translated into space, function and form. The
process is not dependent on aesthetics but rather on the creation
of meaningful places to which people can relate and belong.
Inspirational architecture combined with social responsibility to
create better places as a "win" for economies, cities and their
populations – is this the key for overseeing the transformation of
society? Stephen Williams says: Let's start with better concepts
for how we want to live our lives… Rethink design as social
design!
How do we do that? That's what we will be talking about today with Stephen Williams in our podcast.
How do we do that? That's what we will be talking about today with Stephen Williams in our podcast.
Dieter Vander Velpen
Dieter Vander Velpen is a phenomenon. His architectural practice
has only been in existence for 9 years and yet he has already
realised some outstanding projects – not to mention his more than
116,000 followers on Instagram. What sets him and his office apart?
The answer: So-called "couture architecture" – a thoughtful and
detailed design based on the client's needs and personality. With
the help of quality materials and exceptional craftsmen and an eye
for the finest details. But it's about much more than design.
In today's podcast episode we take a look behind the scenes and talk about strategy and "couture architecture" with our guest Dieter Vander Velpen.
In today's podcast episode we take a look behind the scenes and talk about strategy and "couture architecture" with our guest Dieter Vander Velpen.
Koen Baeyens & Basile Graux
At the end of March, after a two-year break, the JUNG Architecture
Talks were once held again in Hamburg in cooperation with the
design magazine Häuser. The slogan for the event was "Make more of
it!" – reflecting a topic that is more relevant than ever.
Maintaining existing buildings, refurbishing them and adapting them
to changing requirements in terms of living comfort, spatial
organisation and energy efficiency not only makes economic and
ecological sense, but also conserves resources and is more
sustainable than building new buildings. Koen Baeyens and Basile
Graux from Ghent in Belgium were also present as winners of the
Häuser Award 2022. Time to pick up the conversation again and talk
about the wonderful work of Graux & Baeyens
Architecten.
Mary Noonan
The Australian hotel group Adina, which is expanding in Europe, has
celebrated six hotel openings in the last two years. And all this
between long lockdowns and a renewed longing to travel by its
customers. Time to pause and reflect on the past few months. But
also to look ahead to what "the Aussie way" has to offer for the
future.
In today's podcast, we talk to Mary Noonan, Director Design and Projects, Adina Europe, about what makes a hotel more than just a place to spend the night.
In today's podcast, we talk to Mary Noonan, Director Design and Projects, Adina Europe, about what makes a hotel more than just a place to spend the night.
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