
Superurbanism is a series of conversations with the most interesting people working in the field of architecture today: architects, curators, authors, designers. Host Tim Abrahams explores both the details of their work and their bigger vision.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Liam Young is an Australian-born architect, film director and artist who co-runs the M.A. in Fiction and Entertainment at Sci-Arc in Los Angeles. He spoke to Tim about his new show at the Barbican and the death of 60s environmentalist utopias.
Kanal Centre Pompidou in Brussels is one of the most important art museums built in Europe in the last couple of decades and will draw huge attention across the world when it opens later this year. Tim spoke to An Fonteyne, co-founder of noAarchitect... more
Tobias Walliser is a director of LAVA Architects: an international network of offices known for their research on the combination of technology and the built world. LAVA’s global work spans architecture, interiors and master planning. Tim spoke to hi... more
Niall McLaughlin is an Irish-born British architect whose work has been shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize four times, winning in 2022 with the New Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. He is this year's RIBA Gold Medal winner. McLaughlin is ... more
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A thoughtful, design-forward series that centers architects, curators, critics, and designers who are shaping contemporary space and urban culture. Conversations typically dive into systemic ideas—how buildings, museums, and public realms function over time, intersect with politics and culture, and respond to climate, heritage, and social equity. Notable throughlines include a willingness to challenge architectural orthodoxies, explore public impact, and connect interdisciplinary practice with real-world projects, from civic redevelopment to cultural showcases. The show often features on-site or studio-depth discussions that blend theoretical critique with practical design insight, making it valuable for listeners who want to understand how... more
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Recent guests on Superurbanism include:
1. Liam Young
2. An Fonteyne
3. Tobias Walliser
4. Niall McLaughlin
5. Gudmund Stokker
6. Reinier de Graaf
7. Mary Duggan
8. Rolf Fehlbaum
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