Paloma Gormley's guest appearances

Paloma Gormley

House Planning Help Podcast

Scaffold

Kunstraum.Kunstraum

Andrew Waugh

Brian Murphy

Phil Jones

John Butler

John Palmer

Cesar Abeid

Max Pinckers

Ben Adam-Smith

Martin Holladay

James Taylor

Adam Caruso

Lisa Robertson

Tara Murphy

Helen Brown

Lisa Ann

OwlTail

Houses That Save The World Häuser aus Hanf?! Im Londoner East End treffen wir die Architektin und Gründungsdirektorin von Material Cultures. Das non-profit Team forscht für die Architektur im Postkarbon-Zeitalter. Emily und Ralf ergründen, welche Herausforderung in neuen Materialien wie dem „Beton aus Hanf“ steckt. (In englischer Sprache.)

Houses That Save The World Häuser aus Hanf?! Im Londoner East End treffen wir die Architektin und Gründungsdirektorin von Material Cultures. Das non-profit Team forscht für die Architektur im Postkarbon-Zeitalter. Emily und Ralf ergründen, welche Herausforderung in neuen Materialien wie dem „Beton aus Hanf“ steckt. (In englischer Sprache.)

Paloma Gormley Studio Talk

Paloma Gormley is a founding director of both Practise Architecture and Material Cultures, bringing together design, research and action towards a post carbon built environment."There’s an inherent tension in the work that we’re trying to do, in that we’re trying to change the nature of authorship – there’s a real risk with the rise of technology, it follows that power, agency and authorship become concentrated into fewer and fewer hands […] One of the things that’s exciting about building with natural materials is that those technical barriers – which we’ve created with petrochemical culture and their associated layers of liability – in a way a lot of that ‘technification’ goes out the window, and you’re back to a much more straightforward way of doing things.”https://practicearchitecture.co.uk/https://materialcultures.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paloma Gormley is a founding director of both Practise Architecture and Material Cultures, bringing together design, research and action towards a post carbon built environment."There’s an inherent tension in the work that we’re trying to do, in that we’re trying to change the nature of authorship – there’s a real risk with the rise of technology, it follows that power, agency and authorship become concentrated into fewer and fewer hands […] One of the things that’s exciting about building with natural materials is that those technical barriers – which we’ve created with petrochemical culture and their associated layers of liability – in a way a lot of that ‘technification’ goes out the window, and you’re back to a much more straightforward way of doing things.”<a href="https://practicearchitecture.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://practicearchitecture.co.uk/</a><a href="https://materialcultures.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://materialcultures.org/</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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Architect Paloma Gormley of Practice Architecture explains how versatile hemp can be as a building material, and how plastic use can be reduced on site. Check out the show notes for more information.

Architect Paloma Gormley of Practice Architecture explains how versatile hemp can be as a building material, and how plastic use can be reduced on site. Check out <a href="https://www.houseplanninghelp.com/hph273-a-hemp-house-that-also-minimises-plastic-use-with-paloma-gormley" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">the show notes</a> for more information.

HPH273 : A hemp house that also minimises plastic use – with Paloma Gormley