
An inside look into the field of architecture told from the perspective of individuals that are leading the industry. This motivational series grants unique insight into the making of a successful design career, from humble beginnings to national recognition. Every week, featured guests share their personal highs and lows on their journey to success, that is sure to inspire audiences at all levels... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Learning from the variety of architects interviewed on the Design:ED podcast takes requires extra effort to overlook the annoying, self-centered host.
Forgiving the host, Erin Prinz, for his insecurities which frequently disrupt an episode with self-centered commentary, general ignorance of the architecture profession, and mildly demeaning interactions with guests is a true distraction from the intended message of the show.
The annoying host has hardly evolved during his time on air, and he ... more
Thanks Aaron! Waiting around in the Toronto airport I thoroughly enjoyed the Ingerhoven podcast! Smart and funny
Stopped listening before the advertised material could start. Your audience doesn’t care what you have to say, we tune in to listen to your guests.
I can count on my hand, the number of episodes that truly provided any value to the listener. These were mostly episodes interviewing architects or small/mid sized firms with sizable influence in their local economies. The host, Aaron, seems to have an unfounded affinity for Ivy League architectural pedigrees, and academic jargon. This podcast does nothing for making architecture attainable for the average individual, rather it continues to propagate an elitist ivory tower view of the archite... more
Excellent interviews. I enjoy listening to my favorite architects get real. I have learned so much already listening to this podcast, and I discovered it a few months ago. Thank you!
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A design- and architecture-focused series that features in-depth conversations with leading practitioners about the craft, practice, and impact of built work. Episodes spotlight large-scale projects, design philosophy, studio culture, and the evolving role of architecture in cities and communities, with guests ranging from firm founders to renowned designers. The show often centers on decision-making behind iconic projects, interdisciplinary collaboration, and how designers translate ideas into meaningful spaces, objects, and experiences. Notable threads include human-centered design, the politics of patronage and funding, and the tension between craft and scale. The format tends to balance technical insight with personal career narratives,... more
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Recent guests on Design:ED include:
1. Greg Warner
2. Amadeo Bennetta
3. Richard Olcott
4. Lisa Iwamoto
5. Craig Scott
6. Weston Walker
7. John Clegg
8. Michael Banman
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