Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu of Brooklyn-based studio SO-IL chat with Ana Miljački on a wide range of topics, such as discerning a client’s political intentions, the power of an architectural brand, and the possibility for architecture to transcend its relationship with an institutional client.
Amale Andraos and Dan Wood of NY-based firm WORKac talk with Ana Miljački about different facets of sustainability, the lessons learned from saying yes to everything, and regrets, among other topics.
Natalie de Blois, the first woman to be named senior designer at Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill, discusses her career with architect Françoise Bollack.
March 31, 1976 | Recordings from a dinner honoring Ray and Charles Eames at the National Arts Club in New York City | Reissued as part of Mid-Century Masters, a digital archive series.
October 22, 1987 | Part of the lecture series Three Modern Architects | Reissued as part of Mid-Century Masters, a digital archive series.
A recording of a 1985 lecture by influential Postmodern theorist Charles Jencks.
A 1985 James Stirling lecture about projects including the Neue Staatsgalerie Stuttgart.
Michael Graves discussed the Portland Building, one of the icons of postmodernism, in this lecture presented shortly after the building’s completion.
In which Jencks proposes seven rules, or "crutches", for a freestyle classicism in architecture.
An audio recording of a 1981 panel discussion about Tom Wolfe's influential book.
Charles Jencks' first Architectural League lecture on postmodernism makes a strong and witty argument for what he calls "the consensus of postmodern classicism."
A recording of a Charles Moore lecture held on the day Ronald Reagan was elected president.