Episode 241: Tackling urban density, rediscovering the beauty of 1960s walk-up unit blocks & remembering Mulholland Drive with Tone Wheeler

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Episode 297: Architectural representative Cindy Lee from Stratco Architectural on why early collaboration is key to the perfect project

Cindy Lee from Stratco Architectural talks about the strategies needed to bridge the gap between design and delivery in her role at Stratco. In this recent interview, Cindy Lee shares insights on the company’s evolution, the shifting challenges of practice, and how early collabor ...  Show more

Episode 296: Léo Terrando from Studio Terrando on choreographing interiors for timeless residential and hospitality spaces

In this episode of Talking Architecture & Design, Clémence Carayol sits down with Interior Designer Léo Terrando to explore how hospitality thinking is reshaping the way we design and live. With over two decades of experience across hotels and high-end homes, Terrando brings a pe ...  Show more

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