Architecture & Design

Talking Architecture & Design

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Now celebrating its 8th year (Season 9), Talking Architecture & Design is Australia’s first B2B architecture podcast that regularly talks about a range of issues that affect Australia’s architects, building designers and built environment professionals.  Run by Australia’s most popular architecture magazine, Architecture & Design, the Talking Architecture & Design podcast gives a regular bite-sized dose of what is important and sometimes what is just plain old interesting to anyone and everyone in the business of building design.

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Episode 116: Shortcast - Max Navius, HDR's Associate Director outlines the approach to adaptive reuse in their HQ refurbishment in a Harry Seidler building 18.07.2022

HDR has moved into its new office space at the revamped 25 Martin Place, utilising all the floorspace on the 24th floor of the iconic Harry Seidler building to bring together its local architectural and engineering teams. The office features an open plan office configuration as well as breakout spaces, exercise and stress management rooms and programs, parent facilities and high-quality lighting a...

Episode 115: Andrew Tobin from Mirvac on the unique challenges of designing mixed-use buildings 11.07.2022

Andrew Tobin is the Development Director – Mixed Use at Mirvac where he was responsible for the management and delivery of two of Mirvac’s most complex and high-profile mixed-use projects, Harbourside and Waterloo Metro Quarter both in Sydney. Before joining Mirvac, Andrew spent over 20 years at Lendlease, most recently based in London as Head of Office Business Unit in Lendlease’s Europe Developm...

Episode 114: DKO Design Director Jesse Linardi on Designing for Smaller Spaces in Apartment Living 04.07.2022

DKO design director Jesse Linardi is a highly talented and innovative designer who has designed several award-winning projects, including projects such as Campbell Street which won a Victorian Architecture Award for Small Project and Multi Residential Architecture. He shares with us his secrets on modern-day apartment design and what it takes to be a successful and award-winning designer in what i...

Episode 113: AM-BOSS owner Robyn Rutley explains why her ladders are not only safer but are also better for our economy 27.06.2022

Robyn Rutley is the owner and CEO of AM-BOSS Access Ladders, a family run company that was started by her father in 1979. She joined him in 2004 and her husband Graeme joined her in 2007.  Since 2011 Robyn and Graeme have been responsible for managing Manufacturing and Production, Quality Control, Implementing Management Systems and maintaining CodeMark Certification. In 1979 AM-BOSS first designe...

Episode 112: Michele Adair explains why we need more affordable housing like Wollongong's Northsea development 20.06.2022

The Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) NSW CEO Michele Adair talks about her a unique understanding of housing challenges facing older Australians, people living with chronic illness and those experiencing financial hardship. As the CEO of the Housing Trust since 2017, which now manages 1,100 affordable rental properties in the Wollongong region for 2,100 families, in this exclusive int...

Episode 111: Ruth McKenzie from NorthbyNorth talks about sustainability, the modern commercial space & the path towards zero net emissions 06.06.2022

 Ruth McKenzie established North by North Interior Architecture in early 2020, specializing in sustainable commercial fit-outs and small scale residential.  She is a registered architect in NSW and Ireland, has worked as a design journalist for national newspapers and is experienced in a number of project typologies from education to aged care.  Ruth holds Masters in Sustainability from the Univer...

Episode 110: Oliver Heath explains the connection between human-centric and biophilic design principles 30.05.2022

Oliver Heath is the founder of Oliver Heath Design, an architectural & interior design firm specialising in health and well-being. Oliver has been a television presenter on the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and National Geographic Channel for over 20 years​. Author of 4 books on sustainability and interior design, most recently: Design a Healthy Home​  ​As the Biophilic Design Ambassador for Interface​,...

Episode 109: The reasons behind our housing affordability crisis and how we can fix it 23.05.2022

Dr Shane Geha, who is well-known to our listeners, is the Managing Director and co-founder of EG Advisory, a rezoning company with expertise in land transformation operating across Australia.  His work focuses on working closely with clients on property uplift strategy and implementation and has worked on some of the largest land use changes in both size and value in Sydney and New South Wales. In...

Episode 108: Builder, designer and sustainability advocate David Coates gives the hard truth about sustainability 16.05.2022

Winner of the Emerging Architect/Designer category at the 2021 Sustainability Awards David Coates lives and breathes sustainability and has been delivering beautiful buildings that perform to an exemplar level in both sustainability and practicality.  David, who founded and runs  Sustainable Building and Design Pty Ltd, specialises in sustainable renovations, but has a keen eye for design and deta...

Episode 107: How Kris Spann is reimagining Australia's public retail spaces 02.05.2022

The People Parkers recycled plastic mobile parklet facilitates the rapid, sustainable and considered reimagining of car parking spaces and roadways into temporary outdoor dining quarters.  Roadways are public space and this product is a tactical mechanism to temporarily relocate this space and inform options for long term changes of use.  In 2015 People Parkers was born out of Glebe Point Road Tri...

Episode 106: Interface's Jan Peter van Deutekom on how to successfully design a sustainable flooring product 25.04.2022

Interface Product Development Manager Jan Peter van Deutekom, or JP as he's known talks about the flooring maker's approach to product management and concept design to support its many customers. JP gives us a global perspective of how to approach designing products with sustainable thinking as well as how its possible to design products that will suit the needs of many diverse markets a...

Episode 105: The indefatigable Dr. Davina Jackson on her new book and the reality of Australian design 18.04.2022

Dr Davina Jackson is an international writer and promoter of creative applications of post-internet technology for urban development, and pan-Pacific architecture, geography and history.  Her latest book is Australian Architecture: A History (Allen & Unwin, 2022). In this revealing interview, Dr. Jackson  talks about Australian architecture and its history, the intrinsic value of Indigenous ar...

Episode 104: Australia's foremost colour expert Kim Chadwick on what is colour and how it affects the way we design 11.04.2022

Kim Chadwick is the Director of Australian Trend Forecast and the creator of the Designer Colour Wheel. During 30 years in the design industry, Kim has chosen the colours of the inherently Australian corrugated roofs for Colorbond, hand selected colours for Wattyl and Dulux, created bathrooms for Laminex, curated complete house solutions for Brickworks Building Products, developed product style gu...

Episode 103: Troy Creighton from Stormtech explains what commercial design can teach residential builds 28.03.2022

The managing director of Stormtech, Troy Creighton explains how now  re-adapting commercial technology for use in residential setting is becoming more commonplace. The main technology we are talking about here revolves around  the management of water and how this is becoming a vital part of many buildings and/or precinct design strategy. Troy also describes some of his latest commercial projects w...

Episode 102: Ahmed El Safty on how the PowerCap Hybrid Graphene battery sustainable energy system is set to change how we store & use power 14.03.2022

We speak with ZED principal Engineer and CEO, Ahmed El Safty, the visionary behind the new technology.  He and his team of postdoctoral researchers and engineers have been developing the PowerCap technology for more than a decade. The PowerCap Hybrid Graphene battery is a sustainable energy storage system  that lasts two to three times longer than standard Lithium batteries.  It also provides up t...

Episode 101: Jayne Harrison on inspiration, education design and the unique qualities women bring to the profession 28.02.2022

Jayne Harrison is Founding Director of JDH Architects and has been at the helm since its inception in 2003. Through her leadership, and pioneering vision, JDH has delivered an extensive portfolio of education and community projects and a hard-earned reputation as one of Australia’s most creative and dynamic architecture firms. As a  leading voice advocating resilient and responsible architecture a...

Episode 100: Luke Johnson from Architectus talks about design, sustainability and the brutalism of Macquarie University 14.02.2022

Luke Johnson from Architectus  is a highly-skilled designer who has worked throughout Australia, Japan and Europe on arts and cultural, education, residential, transport, health and workplace sector projects. In this wide-ranging interview, Luke talks about where design is going, how education design has become his passion and why we need embrace sustainable design sooner rather than later. This p...

Episode 99: Rob Bryant talks about digital twin technology and how it relates to sustainability 31.01.2022

Rob Bryant , Executive Vice President of APAC, InEight explains how emerging technologies such as digital twin concepts can minimise carbon emissions for existing and future projects, improve Australia’s sustainability efforts and encourage sustainable behaviours and can also ultimately lead to the built sector achieving net zero faster. Bryant also explains what these new technologies mean for th...

Episode 98: Caroma Industrial Designers Luke di Michiel & Andy Grigor talk toilet design, technology, water savings and sustainability 17.01.2022

Caroma Senior Industrial Designer Luke di Michiel is at the forefront of product design and innovation, contributing to numerous award-winning products for GWA Bathrooms and Kitchens and their leading Caroma brand.  Andy Grigor, the Head of Design and Innovation at GWA for the Caroma, Methven, Clark and Dorf brands has lead the design and innovation team for Methven since 2016 and GWA/Caroma desig...

Episode 97: My sustainability journey by 2021 Sustainability Awards Lifetime Achievement winner, Tone Wheeler 06.12.2021

Tone Wheeler is a lot of things: architect, lecturer, builder, author, entrepreneur, mentor, government advisor, critic and columnist.  To this long list of salubrious accolades and achievements, we can now add the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2021 Sustainability Awards. This is perhaps the crowning glory to what has been stellar and fascinating career.  Wheeler is certainly a p...

Episode 96: Harold Perks on the shift to Build-to-Rent models of residential design 29.11.2021

Harold Perks is Director with Hames Sharley and has been a part of the practice for over a decade. As a registered Architect for over 18 years’, he has experience in mixed-use master planning, commercial, retail, high-end residential design, warehouse and hospitality architecture.  His passion for carefully-considered urban fabric regularly sees him working at the complex intersection between Urba...

Episode 95: Harvey Male, Buchan’s Living sector leader talks about the secrets behind build-to-rent 22.11.2021

Harvey Male is Buchan’s Living sector leader, which encompasses the firm's residential, hospitality and build-to-rent portfolio. In this episode, he talks about  how buildings work and how to balance commercial viability while also delivering environmental and community benefits.  Harvey’s expertise lies in architectural and masterplan design and project coordination of cultural and civic pro...

Episode 94: Dr Shane Geha on what is really driving the housing affordability crisis and what we can do about it 15.11.2021

Dr Shane Geha  is the Managing Director and co-founder of EG Advisory , a rezoning company with expertise in land transformation operating across Australia.  Dr Geha is one of the leading rezoning experts in New South Wales and as Managing Director, takes responsibility for all operations and projects undertaken by the company. His focus is working closely with clients on property uplift strategy...

Episode 93: Architect Brett Diprose on the secrets behind designing sustainable sports infrastructure 08.11.2021

Prior to joining Warren and Mahoney, Brett Diprose held the position of Associate Director with Peddle Thorp Architects.  In this role, Brett was in charge of the Sports Architecture arm including a large portfolio of aquatic projects including Metro Sports Facility in Christchurch (a joint venture with Warren and Mahoney), Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, Stage 2 (2006 Commonwealth Games and...

Episode 92: Restoration Australia's Anthony Burke on history, architecture & why his show brings out your inner Julius Caesar 25.10.2021

The host of Restoration Australia, Anthony Burke, is a Professor of Architecture and Associate Dean of International Engagement in the Faculty of Design Architecture and Building at the University of Technology Sydney.  A graduate of Columbia University, he is recognised internationally for his work in architectural design, curation, and commentary, specialising in contemporary design theory at th...

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