Architecturally Speaking

Ontario Association of Architects
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Architecturally Speaking pulls back the curtain on the ancient profession of architecture. Through interviews with industry leaders, it explores how architecture impacts our lives each and every day. It is presented by the Ontario Association of Architects and hosted by Ryan Schwartz."The views shared by the host of Architecturally Speaking, or the guests, do not necessarily reflect those of the OAA or its governing Council"

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    Building Better Together: A Conversation with Mitchell Hall

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz sits down with Mitchell Hall of KPMB to explore how the bond between architect and client defines a project's success.  Using his career journey as a backdrop, Mitchell explains that great buildings, like Bridgepoint Health and the National Ballet School, are born from a shared vision and mutual trust rather than just budgets and schedules. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how collaboration can help turn a design into a meaningful space that inspires its community. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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  2. A Day in the Life of an Architect

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    A Day in the Life of an Architect

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz kicks off Season 4 with a behind-the-scenes look at the day-to-day realities of architectural practice. Ryan speaks with Michael Attard and Doron Meinhard of Hariri Pontarini Architects, who share insights into how their roles have evolved as partners and what a typical day truly looks like beyond the stereotypes of the profession. From design reviews and client meetings to collaboration with engineers, consultants, and city staff, they reveal the wide-ranging responsibilities that shape modern architectural work. Together, they explore common misconceptions about architects, the importance of communication and teamwork, and the value of site visits in bringing design visions to life. The conversation also highlights the emotional impact of completed projects and the meaningful role architecture plays in shaping communities. Tune in for an honest and engaging look at the realities of architectural practice and advice for aspiring architects navigating their own professional journeys. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    Architecturally Speaking - Holiday Message 2025

    In this special holiday message of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz looks back on this season of big ideas and meaningful conversations about how architecture can shape healthier, more resilient, and more connected communities. From healthcare design and adaptive reuse to inclusive spaces and the bold thinking behind the OAA’s SHIFT Challenge, Ryan reflects on the ideas that shaped the season, and looks ahead to even more inspiring discussions in the year to come. Thank you for your continued support!  Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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  4. Reshaping Parks and Community Hubs: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 3 of 3)

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    Reshaping Parks and Community Hubs: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 3 of 3)

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz continues the three-part series on the Ontario Association of Architects’ SHIFT Challenge, focusing on the 2025 theme: Reshaping Communities. Ryan speaks with David Peterson of David Peterson Architect and Luke Johnson of Lloyd London Architects. David presents Swansea Park, a conceptual redevelopment of the former Swansea Mews in Toronto, while Luke discusses his project, Parkdale Commons, a dynamic community hub that functions as a living food bank, providing fresh food, resources, and social services while fostering neighbourhood connection. Together, they examine innovative approaches to community design, strategies for enhancing neighbourhood resilience, and creative solutions for the future of urban living. Tune in for insights on how architecture can rethink communities and inspire more inclusive, adaptable urban spaces. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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  5. Tackling Climate Change Through Design: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 2 of 3)

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    Tackling Climate Change Through Design: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 2 of 3)

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz continues our three-part series on the Ontario Association of Architects’ SHIFT Challenge. In Part 2, we explore how architects are addressing climate change through innovative, sustainable design. Ryan speaks with 2025 SHIFT Challenge winners Jerry Hacker, architect and professor at Carleton University, and David DiGiuseppe of Q4 Architects. Jerry’s project, Speculative Assemblies from Pine Needles to Pressed Coffee, reimagines regenerative materials, while David’s Designing for Resiliency at Home focuses on creating climate-ready housing. Together, they discuss how architecture can reduce carbon impact, repurpose existing structures, and foster a more resilient future. Tune in for fresh insights on sustainability, innovation, and reshaping communities. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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  6. Rethinking Neighbourhoods: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 1 of 3)

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    Rethinking Neighbourhoods: Insights from the OAA SHIFT Challenge Winners (Part 1 of 3)

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz welcomes listeners our three-part series on the Ontario Association of Architects’ SHIFT Challenge, a biennial competition inviting architects to explore bold ideas for the future of design. This year’s theme, Reshaping Communities, focuses on rethinking how neighbourhoods are built to better respond to modern urban challenges. Ryan is joined by two winners of the 2025 SHIFT Challenge: Naama Blonder of Smart Density, whose project Subdivillage reimagines the subdivision, and Tim Scott, whose project The City Limits proposes a redesign of a century-old Toronto suburb. Together, they share insights on the power of walkability, the importance of public space, and the need to move beyond car-dominated planning. From creating safe, pedestrian-first streets to introducing gentle density in established neighbourhoods, their visions highlight how thoughtful design can foster stronger, more sustainable communities. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on the future of urban design and how architects can help reshape the places we live, work, and connect. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    From Accessibility to Affordability: The Role of Inclusive Design in Modern Architecture

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz welcomes Ossie Airewele, Senior Associate at BDP Quadrangle, to explore the vital role of socially responsible and inclusive design. Did you know these two concepts, while closely connected, serve distinct purposes? Ossie explains how socially responsible design emphasizes well-being and quality of life, while inclusive design extends this vision by ensuring spaces reflect and respect the needs of people from diverse cultural and social backgrounds. With extensive experience leading high-rise residential and mixed-use projects across North America, Ossie brings both expertise and perspective to the conversation. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on how architecture can shape environments that make a meaningful difference in people’s everyday lives. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    Reviving Old Spaces: The Art of Adaptive Reuse in Architecture

    In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz delves into the fascinating world of adaptive reuse  with acclaimed architect and interior designer Dee Dee Taylor Eustace.  Did you know adaptive reuse is a key player in sustainability? Dee Dee explains how repurposing old buildings can conserve materials, reduce waste, and preserve historical character—all while meeting modern needs.  As the founder of Toronto-based Taylor Hannah Architect, and with a career that includes hosting Love by Design on HGTV and appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Dee Dee brings a wealth of experience and passion to the conversation. Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Architecturally Speaking pulls back the curtain on the ancient profession of architecture. Through interviews with industry leaders, it explores how architecture impacts our lives each and every day. It is presented by the Ontario Association of Architects and hosted by Ryan Schwartz."The views shared by the host of Architecturally Speaking, or the guests, do not necessarily reflect those of the OAA or its governing Council"

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    Ontario Association of Architects
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    © 2026 Architecturally Speaking
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