An architecture and design podcast made in Ireland - Buildings are everywhere and right now we have never been more aware of the built world around us. But what are the stories of our buildings – who designs them, who pays for them, who uses them, what of their architecture – why do some buildings survive and other buildings die and why do some buildings become sites of protest or others get attac... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsDesign |
This is the first of three episodes made in response to a project called Reimagining `Elderhood. Initiated by a group called SOA, or Self-Organised Architecture - a group already in conversation on episode 26 of the podcast - Reimaging Elderhood is a... more
In this podcast, Emmett Scanlon talks to Luke McManus, a documentary film maker based in Dublin. more
In this episode we talk to Valerie Mulvin. The podcast is part of the Temple Bar 30 Series, an ongoing recording project with members of Group 91. Back in the 1980s a group of young and eager architects began working together in a loose collective, a... more
In this episode Emmett Scanlon talks to Adam Nathaniel Furman. Adam is a British artist and designer of Argentine and Japanese heritage based in London. Trained in architecture, Adam's atelier works in spatial design and art of all scales from video ... more
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Engaging and interesting discussions about architecture and people’s lives. Really enjoying it!
Really enjoy this podcast as someone who’s from and studied architecture in Ireland but works abroad. more
Great range of guests and topics covered. It’s an outlet for conversations that are happening on the ground in Ireland to be discussed openly in my headphones. I really recommend this podcast to lovers of architecture / people interested in housing
Fantastic spectrum of guests
What Do Buildings Do All Day? Is an excellent, well produced, series of podcasts covering a diverse and relevant range of topics in and around architecture and urbanism, relevant in both an Irish and wider context. Emmett Scanlon is an intelligent listener and questioner. Very highly recommended.
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