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For those who are curious about what’s beyond the wall, Most Podern is the podcast that connects listeners to the stories behind the ideas that built our world.

  1. Grassroots Development: Building Communities Abroad - KC Hardin

    12월 18일

    Grassroots Development: Building Communities Abroad - KC Hardin

    KC Hardin, founder of Conservatorio, joins MoPo and shares his inspiring journey from corporate law in New York to real estate development in Panama. He discusses the revitalization of Casco Viejo - a historic district in Panama City, the lessons learned in navigating the complexities of real estate, and the importance of community engagement in urban development. KC also reflects on the current landscape of real estate in Panama, the challenges of affordability, and his vision for interconnected neighborhoods that foster community. He emphasizes the need for adaptive reuse of buildings and the role of developers in shaping vibrant urban spaces. - Keyes Christopher (KC) Hardin is a co-founder of Conservatorio and has been its president since its inception in 2005. KC also co-founded Esperanza San Felipe, a gang intervention and integration program in the historic district of the Panamanian capital. Before moving to Panama, KC worked as a corporate lawyer in New York and Tokyo with the firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, where he primarily focused on mergers and acquisitions and private equity. He is a member of the Central America Leadership Initiative of the Aspen Institute and a research associate at MIT's Community Innovators Laboratory (CoLab). He holds a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law and a B.S. in Communications from the University of Miami. Keywords real estate, Panama, urban development, community engagement, adaptive reuse, Conservatorio, Casco Viejo, architecture, sustainability, housing Chapters 00:00 Casey Hardin's Journey from Law to Real Estate 07:35 The Birth of Conservatorio and Its Impact 12:02 Adaptive Reuse and the Challenges of Development 18:48 Lessons Learned and the Evolution of Conservatorio 20:28 Community Development and Zoning in Panama 26:01 Mixed-Use Development and Community Engagement 33:37 Challenges in Design and Development Tools 40:01 Real Estate Landscape and Mobility in Panama 45:40 Future Projects and Urban Revitalization 47:32 The Vision of a Great City Links Conservatorio Casco Viejo Olde Good Things

    53분
  2. The Language of Design Technology - Leland Jobson

    12월 9일

    The Language of Design Technology - Leland Jobson

    Leland Jobson rides the intersection of architecture and technology. In this conversation, he emphasizing the importance of computational design and the role of teaching in shaping future architects. He introduces the significance of Open USD in bridging gaps in design and technology, the philosophical implications of language in representation, and the evolving landscape of architecture in the digital age. Leland shares insights on how software can enhance architectural practice and the need for architects to embrace technology to remain relevant in a rapidly changing industry. https://www.lelandjobson.com/ https://www.lelandjobson.com/prize What Technology Wants: Kevin Kelly https://amzn.to/4fRbQao

    1시간 3분
  3. A New Era of Landscape Architecture - William Shivers

    11월 26일

    A New Era of Landscape Architecture - William Shivers

    Summary What is the role of landscape in our built environment and how are spaces shaped for nature? Landscape architect William Shivers discusses his journey into landscape architecture, the education process, and the role of landscape architects in urban design. He emphasizes the importance of integrating nature into urban environments, the challenges of working with living elements, and the significance of iconic public spaces. Shivers also shares insights from his PhD research on American landscapes, particularly focusing on Hawaii's unique ecological and historical context. The discussion highlights the evolving nature of landscape architecture, its economic implications, and the need for adaptive strategies in response to climate change and urbanization. Keywords landscape architecture, William Shivers, urban design, public spaces, ecological design, education, iconic landscapes, sustainability, nature, urban planning Chapters 00:00 The Role of Landscape Architects in Projects 01:15 Defining Good Landscape Architecture 04:02 Iconography and Identity in Landscape Architecture 06:43 Nature's Role in Landscape Design 09:54 Challenges of Urban Landscape Architecture 12:54 The Importance of Trees in Urban Environments 16:06 Contemporary Practices in Landscape Architecture 18:47 Post-Industrial Planting and Environmental Remediation 21:26 Navigating Tree Removal and Preservation 28:03 The Role of Native vs. Introduced Plants 29:24 Revisiting Landscape Practices 31:26 The Mediator: Skills of a Landscape Architect 32:48 Integrating Landscape into Urban Development 33:58 The Highline Effect: Signature Landscapes 36:08 Successful Urban Parks: Case Studies 39:11 Waterfront Parks and Resilience 40:52 Delicate Approaches in Landscape Architecture 43:09 Emerging Landscape Architecture Firms 46:21 William's PhD Research: Trees and History 50:00 Hawaii's Role in American Landscape 54:06 Adapting to Change in Landscape Architecture 56:59 Future Interventions for Vulnerable Areas 57:59 The Evolving Role of Landscape Architecture 01:00:51 William's Vision for the Future Links William Shivers William on LinkedIn Kate Orff and SCAPE - Living Breakwaters Toward an Urban Ecology Brian Davis, University of Virginia Roberto Burle Marx Piet Oudolff The High Line Klyde Warren Park Brooklyn Bridge Park Studio Zewde Merritt Chase Super Bloom Landscape Architecture Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park

    1시간 3분
  4. Development for Community - Sean Webster

    11월 19일

    Development for Community - Sean Webster

    Summary What does it take to get something done in a community? What does it take to get something built? What does it take to change a city? Sean Webster is an social entrepreneur, organizer, and citizen developer. His story centers around how one can make change in a community despite immense headwinds. Sean discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and community developer in Boston, focusing on the importance of creating sustainable environments for growth. He shares insights on navigating the challenges of urban development, the need for trust and communication between developers and the community, and the role of creativity in shaping the future of neighborhoods. The discussion highlights the balance between community needs and development goals, emphasizing collaboration and collective action to foster positive change. NOTE: The residential development project that is discussed in the episode awaiting city approval, received that approval shortly after the recording of this episode. Keywords entrepreneurship, community development, real estate, urban planning, trust, collaboration, housing, Boston, social impact, creativity, downtown, cities, urban design Chapters 00:00 The Entrepreneurial Spirit in Boston 02:57 Revitalizing Downtown Boston 06:15 Navigating Real Estate Inequities 09:06 Collective Economics and Community Empowerment 11:55 Building a New Model for Community Development 15:13 The Challenges of Community Trust 17:56 The Role of Design in Community Spaces 21:04 Friction in Community Development 23:55 The Impact of Preservation on Development 27:15 The Future of One Elmwood Project 39:41 Community Development Challenges 42:48 Navigating Bureaucracy and Community Expectations 46:07 The Importance of Resilience in Development 49:30 Inter-Agency Communication Issues 53:04 Financial Risks and Community Impact 56:56 The Long Road to Realizing Dreams 01:01:08 The Role of Democracy in Development 01:05:10 Engaging the Younger Generation 01:09:07 Creativity as a Driving Force 01:12:07 The Future of Community Development Links Sean Webster This family wants to redevelop their Roxbury home into much-needed housing. It isn’t working - Boston Globe Roxbury family will be allowed to replace their house with an apartment building after years-long neighborhood battle - Boston Globe

    1시간 19분
  5. The State of Housing Design & Development - Sam Naylor

    11월 13일

    The State of Housing Design & Development - Sam Naylor

    How can we build better housing and more of it? Sam Naylor is the co-author of “The State of Housing Design 2023” (Harvard University Press) and the research report “Legalizing Mid-rise Single-stair Housing in Massachusetts”. He is a licensed architect and researcher and joins MoPo to discuss the critical importance of housing design in addressing the current housing crisis. He emphasizes the need for innovative and quality housing solutions and the challenges posed by zoning laws and community resistance. Naylor advocates for design thinking as a means to unlock production and density while also highlighting the significance of community engagement and leadership in shaping housing policy. The discussion also touches on the potential of policy changes such as single-stair reform and the future of housing design, reflecting on personal ideals and the broader implications for urban development. Links [Sam Naylor](https://naylorsam.com/) [Sam on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-naylor/) [Sam on IG](https://www.instagram.com/sam__naylor/) [The State of Housing Design 2023](https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/media-files/2024-07/harvard_jchs_state_of_housing_design_2023.pdf) [Legalizing Mid-rise Single-stair Housing in Massachusetts](https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/media-files/2024-07/harvard_jchs_state_of_housing_design_2023.pdf) [The Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University](https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/) Keywords housing design, architecture, housing crisis, Joint Center for Housing Studies, innovative design, community engagement, zoning laws, single stair reform, affordable housing, urban development Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Housing Design and Its Importance 02:59 The Role of the Joint Center for Housing Studies 05:50 Innovative Housing Design: Themes and Insights 09:08 The Importance of Quality Design in Housing 11:57 Challenges in Housing Development and Funding 14:53 Zoning Laws and Their Impact on Housing 18:17 Community Resistance to New Developments 21:11 The Need for Clear Zoning Regulations 24:08 Building Codes and Their Influence on Housing 26:55 Single Stair Reform and Its Potential Benefits 37:19 Revisiting Building Codes and Safety Innovations 40:43 The Case for Scissor Stairs and Efficient Design 43:09 Navigating Building Regulations and Renovations 46:58 The Need for Proactive Code Revisions 49:12 Designing for Functionality and Community Engagement 52:55 The Role of Political Engagement in Housing Architecture 56:16 Community Involvement in Housing Development 01:00:08 The Future of Housing: Leadership and Public Perception 01:04:54 Imagining Ideal Living Spaces 01:08:36 Reflecting on Modernism and Future Projections

    1시간 13분
  6. Finding Your Voice Through Art - Betty Chen

    11월 4일

    Finding Your Voice Through Art - Betty Chen

    In this conversation, Betty Chen shares her multifaceted journey as a student, project manager, and content creator in the fields of architecture and art. She discusses her experiences in public speaking, the origins of her YouTube channel, and her passion for making art and architecture accessible to the public. Betty emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, community engagement, and the challenges of navigating criticism in her work. The conversation culminates in reflections on the future of architecture and the need for mutual understanding in society. Episode Links: https://www.youtube.com/articulations https://www.instagram.com/articulationsv/ https://www.relay.fm/pictorial

    1시간 7분
  7. Shouting Quietly through Architecture - Rob Meyerson and William McKee of Common Office

    10월 29일

    Shouting Quietly through Architecture - Rob Meyerson and William McKee of Common Office

    Summary Rob Meyerson and William McKee lead the architectural practice, Common Office, in Sydney, Australia. Their work has been featured in Archdaily, Vogue, and the Sydney Morning Herald. Common Office was founded on an interest in interiors, buildings, urbanism and territory. Emerging out of a body of work that ranges between the domestic and large scale urban design proposals, the office is committed to making buildings, design research and speculative work. The conversation delves into the opportunities for architectural design in development in Australia and Europe, while also addressing the challenges facing the implementation project. As Rob puts it, the office is highly interesting in “making city”, and the discussion highlights ways in which young architectural practices can contribute to collective urbanism. Keywords architecture, development, design, project management, challenges, Australia, Europe, building process, consultants, cities, urbanism, Sydney Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:45 The Landscape of Architecture in Australia 08:39 Challenges and Opportunities in Residential Architecture 14:21 Community Engagement and Planning Processes 20:30 Navigating Design Limitations 22:30 The Challenges of Project Management 30:38 Balancing Practice and Business 36:25 The Intersection of Design and Business 43:42 Speculative Work and Its Value 47:29 The Importance of Housing in Urban Development 49:37 Contextual Architecture: A Case Study 50:50 The Importance of Communication in Architecture 53:12 Reviving the Art of Physical Model Making 56:14 Future Directions for Common Office 01:00:12 Affordable Housing: Challenges and Opportunities 01:06:09 The Architect's Role in Housing Affordability 01:10:34 Ethics and Aesthetics in Modern Architecture 01:15:36 The Genesis of Common Office Links for Common Office https://common-office.com/ https://www.instagram.com/common_office_design/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/common-office/

    1시간 21분
  8. "The Architectural Chef" - Ryan Williams

    10월 21일

    "The Architectural Chef" - Ryan Williams

    In this conversation, Ryan Williams shares his journey from an unintentional start in architecture to becoming a co-founder of Arcqive, a platform designed for architects and designers. He discusses his educational background, the role of software in his development, and his experiences at WeWork, including the founding of We of Color. Ryan reflects on the challenges of transitioning from a structured environment to agency work and the importance of creating meaningful experiences in design. He emphasizes the need for curation in a world overflowing with options and the evolving nature of physical spaces in the digital age. https://arqhive.world/ https://www.pickaverb.com/

    51분
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