The Arch Podcast FORM Magazine

On this episode of The Arch our host talks with David Senden of KTGY Architecture + Planning. As part of the new generation of leadership at KTGY, David Senden is instrumental to the expansion and increased design profile of the firm. Mr. Senden specializes in urban infill residential and mixed-use developments, with work across the United States and internationally. In addition, he has a substantial portfolio of campus housing and specialty projects including affordable developments and recreation facilities. Since joining KTGY in early 2002, he has led teams in each of KTGY’s offices and often travels where needed to contribute to the firm’s most challenging design opportunities.

“The Arch” is a must-listen podcast for the art and design professional who enjoys looking beyond the superficial, focusing on enlightening conversations with both the famous and not-so famous of Southern California’s exciting architectural, design, and art community.

Our Hosts, interview architects, designers and artists, discussing their latest, breaking projects and delve into personal insights in their own creative process.

On this episode of The Arch our host talks with Mark Weaver. Mark Weaver is synonymous with arts, culture and international travel. He scours the globe looking for the very best design and connoisseur collectibles for his highly discerning/sophisticated clientele. Whether a piece is in Rome or right in our own back yard, he will find it. A founding member of MOCA, a member of the Decorative Arts Council at LACMA and a patron of the Los Angeles Opera, Mark has an incredible eye for cultural environments.

“The Arch” is a must-listen podcast for the art and design professional who enjoys looking beyond the superficial, focusing on enlightening conversations with both the famous and not-so famous of Southern California’s exciting architectural, design, and art community.

Our Hosts, interview architects, designers and artists, discussing their latest, breaking projects and delves into personal insights in their own creative process.

With nearly 30 years of experience in high-end residential woodwork, Tim Howell started his own shop in 1998, called HahaSoso. In this episode of The Arch Podcast, Tim discusses his entry into carpentry apprenticeship, and the origins of HahaSoso.

“The Arch” is a must-listen podcast for the art and design professional who enjoys looking beyond the superficial, focusing on enlightening conversations with both the famous and not-so famous of Southern California’s exciting architectural, design, and art community.

Our Hosts, interview architects, designers and artists, discussing their latest, breaking projects and delves into personal insights in their own creative process.

Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter is an architect, educator, and design consultant specializing in the building envelope and the experimental architectural use of glass. She is Dean of the School of Architecture at Woodbury University and has taught at Yale, Cornell, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, and SCI-Arc. Ingalill also serves as Director of WUHO, the Woodbury University Hollywood gallery, a venue for exhibitions, installations, and public dialogue, and serves on the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design Advisory Board.

“The Arch” is a must-listen podcast for the art and design professional who enjoys looking beyond the superficial, focusing on enlightening conversations with both the famous and not-so famous of Southern California’s exciting architectural, design, and art community.

Our Hosts, interview architects, designers and artists, discussing their latest, breaking projects and delves into personal insights in their own creative process.