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76 Small Rooms
76 Small Rooms
Podcasts about Architecture, with your hosts Jeremy Hansen, Natasha Markham, Mat Brown, and Richard Archbold (Arch). Follow us on twitter @76smallrooms
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4.8 stars from 12 ratings
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“Great podcast on an interesting topic.”
AJ Dempsey Ferguson via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
04/19/23
“Thank you for this important independent contribution to NZ podcasting. Great to have a show that encourages public dialogue on architecture, and, most importantly, is comprehensible to non-architects.”
Jade Kake via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
08/06/18
Recent Episodes
Published 03/14/24
In our second interview from Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects In:Situ 2024 conference, we talk with Sandra Barclay and JeanPierre Crousse about their talk, how they collaborate as 'double partners' in life and work, and their love of creative constraints. They established...
Published 03/07/24
In the first of three interviews from Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects In:Situ 2024 conference, we join Kai-Uwe Bergmann to talk about his work, projects, and BIG's emphasis on refining design communication. Kai-Uwe is a partner at BIG Architects and oversees their urban and...
Published 02/29/24
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