Andrea Keller

4D Design

Arts EN ↓ 28 episodes

4D Design Podcast explores how Architecture + Design can control our perceptions, our behaviors, and our health. Are you interested in how Design works but don’t know how where to start? We will explain all of the tricks we learn in architecture school, and how to read and use the visual language of Design. Andrea Keller (AK) has been a licensed architect for more than 20 years and has taught architectural history, theory and design at USC School of Architecture and Otis. She is an expert in Sacred Geometry and is creating new architecture based on the geometry of music. She believes that ever...

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Andrea Keller

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Ep 3: Why Architecture and Music are the Same 26.12.2023 22:55

Architecture and Music - two of the most powerful art forms on the planet (and my two favorite!) are linked through their use of elemental proportion systems. According to Goethe, "Music is liquid architecture and Architecture is frozen music." We'll explore how both art forms are constructed and touch on the theory and scientific discoveries behind this relationship. The incredible Brains be...

Ep 2: Design as a Manifestation Tool (and 5 Tips for Starting your Design Journey!) 11.12.2023 21:24

Design as a Manifestation Tool This episode was inspired by the hundreds of people who have said to me that one day they will build their dream home. One day? Why not start now with even a tiny little piece of it? If we can start with creating even one wall of that home now, we can accelerate our journey by embodying that future in our physical environment - which will greatly change how we f...

Ep 1: Why Design Matters 22.11.2023 16:25

Did you know that your physical environment actually affects your genes and genetic response? We have scientific proof that it does, and this has huge implications for the role of design in your home and work environments. Architecture and Design can and should be seen as healing modalities - a potentially powerful tool in your arsenal. We start with a short story about Charles Darwin (who had n...