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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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TAC has quickly become my favourite podcast, and has proven a great intro for this relative late-comer to the industry. more
I’m a retired architect and actually don’t think about building much these days. I stumbled upon the related YouTube channel and then started listening to this podcast. more
The Aesthetic City podcast is well worth a listen for anyone interested in urbanism and architecture
Inspiring conversations for those seeking more traditional urban beauty. more
Great podcast that focusses on why we have lost the ability to build beautiful classical buildings. Really interesting guests and asks the question, should we be demanding more.
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