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The Archello Podcast is architecture’s most visual podcast series. Listen as Archello's Editor-in-Chief, Collin Anderson, sits down with architects to discuss their careers and projects. Each audio episode is accompanied by a rich visual storyboard which listeners can use to follow the discussion. Visit www.archello.com/podcasts..

  1. Annabelle Selldorf on why buildings have to live longer than we do

    18/12/2025

    Annabelle Selldorf on why buildings have to live longer than we do

    Archello speaks with Annabelle Selldorf, founding principal of Selldorf Architects, whose practice is based in New York and is known for its work on museums, cultural institutions, and carefully considered residential projects. Selldorf’s work is guided by questions of judgment, proportion, and longevity, examining how architecture can operate with restraint while remaining responsive to context, use, and public life. Listen as Selldorf reflects on her early years in New York, the formation of her practice, and projects including the Frick Collection and the National Gallery in London, offering insight into an approach to architecture grounded in clarity, responsibility, and long-term thinking.

    47min
  2. Martin Duplantier on turning reconstruction into transformation

    05/11/2025

    Martin Duplantier on turning reconstruction into transformation

    Archello speaks with Martin Duplantier, an architect whose practice, Martin Duplantier Architectes, spans offices in Paris, Bordeaux, and Ukraine, shaping projects that range from infrastructure for the Paris Olympics to initiatives in post-conflict reconstruction. Duplantier’s work explores questions of place, responsibility, and resilience, examining how architecture can respond to uncertainty in times of war while connecting global challenges with everyday urban life.  Listen as Duplantier discusses his early career, the founding of his practice, his work in Ukraine, and projects that exemplify a deep commitment to context, sustainability, and cultural meaning.

    45min
  3. Benedetta Tagliabue on why every project is an occasion for learning

    26/05/2025

    Benedetta Tagliabue on why every project is an occasion for learning

    In this episode Archello speaks with architect Benedetta Tagliabue, founder of Benedetta Tagliabue - EMBT Architects.   From her studio in Barcelona, Tagliabue reflects on a career that bridges countries, disciplines, and decades—from formative years studying in Venice and working alongside Enric Miralles, to projects that merge memory, materiality, and a distinctly organic formal language.   Listen as she discusses her early influences, evolving practice, and three major projects that exemplify her studio's blend of innovation, tradition, and emotional resonance.

    56min
  4. Gabriela Carrillo on why public architecture should be efficient, economical, and cosmic

    12/05/2025

    Gabriela Carrillo on why public architecture should be efficient, economical, and cosmic

    In this episode, Archello connects with Mexican architect Gabriela Carrillo, founder of Taller Gabriela Carrillo as well as Colectivo C733. Known for her deeply collaborative and socially engaged architecture, Carrillo has created impactful public projects across Mexico. She recently won the 2024 OBEL Award for the ambitious "36 Projects in 36 Months" initiative, which redefines how architecture can serve communities quickly and effectively. Listen as Carrillo touches on her design philosophy, material strategies, teaching, and her most meaningful projects shaping public architecture in Mexico.

    59min
  5. Robin Dhar and Helen Ensor on unlocking the future of historic buildings at Donald Insall Associates

    07/04/2025

    Robin Dhar and Helen Ensor on unlocking the future of historic buildings at Donald Insall Associates

    In this episode, Archello is in London with Helen Ensor, Director, and Robin Dhar, former Chairman, at Donald Insall Associates. For over 65 years, this practice has been at the forefront of architectural conservation in the UK, known for preserving historic buildings while thoughtfully integrating modern updates. The firm’s portfolio includes iconic projects like the restoration of Windsor Castle after the 1992 fire and the rejuvenation of historic estates across the country. Listen as the two describe their personal journeys, discuss some of the firm's standout conservation projects, as well as speak about the ways historic buildings can be rethought considering sustainability and material innovations.

    53min
  6. Iñaki Garai of IDOM on how architecture transforms the immaterial into the material

    27/03/2025

    Iñaki Garai of IDOM on how architecture transforms the immaterial into the material

    In this episode, Archello is in Bilbao with Iñaki Garai, Director of Architecture at IDOM, one of Spain’s most influential firms. IDOM has played a key role in Bilbao's recent evolution, from working as the local architect on the transformative Guggenheim Bilbao, to completing other iconic projects like the San Mamés Stadium.  Listen as Garai discusses his IDOM’s deep connection to Bilbao, and his thoughts on contextual design both in the Basque Country and globally.

    59min
  7. John McAslan and Colin Bennie on the excitement of transport architecture projects at John McAslan + Partners

    26/02/2025

    John McAslan and Colin Bennie on the excitement of transport architecture projects at John McAslan + Partners

    Archello connects with John McAslan, Founder, and Colin Bennie, Director, at John McAslan + Partners. For over 30 years, this practice has been shaping the built environment on a global scale, with a reputation for blending heritage preservation with contemporary design. From revitalizing King's Cross Station in London to reimagining urban transit centers like the Belfast Transport Hub, the practice’s work emphasizes the balance between historical context and modern innovation. McAslan, originally from Scotland, honed his architectural vision under the mentorship of Richard Rogers before founding his own practice in London. And Bennie brings expertise in complex infrastructure projects. Listen as the two describe their personal journeys, and discuss how the firm’s transport hub projects respond to the cultural and social contexts of the cities they serve.

    58min
  8. Daniel Lobitz on designing buildings that grow out of their specific place and history at Robert A.M. Stern Architects

    12/02/2025

    Daniel Lobitz on designing buildings that grow out of their specific place and history at Robert A.M. Stern Architects

    Archello connects with Daniel Lobitz, partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA), a firm known for its contextual designs that reference history and place, especially for projects in the office's hometown of New York City. Since joining the firm in 1986, Lobitz has led transformative projects across the country, including the tallest residential tower in Lower Manhattan at 30 Park Place, One Bennett Park in Chicago, and the reimagined Lovejoy Wharf in Boston. His work spans from large-scale urban developments to award-winning product design, with a focus on creating spaces that enhance the public realm. Listen as Lobitz discusses the evolution of multifamily residential design and the enduring importance of context in architecture.

    49min
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The Archello Podcast is architecture’s most visual podcast series. Listen as Archello's Editor-in-Chief, Collin Anderson, sits down with architects to discuss their careers and projects. Each audio episode is accompanied by a rich visual storyboard which listeners can use to follow the discussion. Visit www.archello.com/podcasts..

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    Archello
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2025
  • Episódios
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