Emerging Voices 2019

Colloqate helps architects and laypeople alike understand the potential for a more just, equitable built environment.

For Trattie Davies and Jonathan Toews, book-making has become an important part of architectural practice.

For FreelandBuck, designing a spec home provided the freedom to explore the links between drawing and building.

Mexican architects Bernardo Quinzaños and Ignacio Urquiza discuss moving between high-end commissions and social design projects.

For MODU Architecture, blurring the boundaries between indoors and out is a means of encouraging reflection on climate change and public space.

What does it mean to design for the civic realm in contemporary surburban environments?

Unconventional material choices add a dimension of novelty and surprise to the work of Toronto-based UUfie.

As Portland, Oregon, confronts a housing crisis, Waechter Architecture creates thoughtful examples of how to densify residential neighborhoods.

Los arquitectos mexicanos Bernardo Quinzaños y Ignacio Urquiza discuten el moverse entre comisiones de alta gama y proyectos de diseño social.

Bryan Lee and Sue Mobley of New Orleans nonprofit Colloqate speak as part of the Emerging Voices series.

Trattie Davies and Jonathan Toews reflect on their work and practice.

Brennan Buck and David Freeland discuss projects including their installation at Washington, DC's Renwick Gallery.

The Mexico City-based architects discuss their history of collaboration.

Phu Hoang and Rachely Rotem talk about their work in this April 2019 video.

The Houston- and Brooklyn-based cofounders of SCHAUM/SHIEH speak about their work.

Eiri Ota and Irene Gardpoit of Toronto firm UUfie explore their work during the Emerging Voices series.

Portland, Oregon's Ben Waechter speaks as part of the Emerging Voices 2019 lecture series.

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