Paolo Soleri's guest appearances

Paolo Soleri

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Valley 101

Wikiradio Podcast 2021

Dannati Architetti

Elie Wiesel

Katherine Johnson

Jerry Lewis

Oliver Sacks

Robert Browning

Amos Oz

John Dewey

Robert Frank

Margaret Bourke-White

Golda Meir

Michael Davis

Mahalia Jackson

Ivor Novello

Hank Williams

Fidel Castro

OwlTail

A lot of things are unique about Arizona. One of them is our architecture, from the beautiful buildings to the overpasses on the highway that include decorations you just don't see in other states.People from all over the world come here to be inspired by Arizona and incorporate it into their designs.And about an hour north of Phoenix is another remarkable feat of architecture. It's off the beaten path, and the signs are easy to miss. And the buildings were designed with the environment in mind, so they blend in perfectly.This is the artist collective known as Arcosanti. It was the brainchild of Italian-born architect Paolo Soleri in 1970.Today, the Valley 101 podcast will give you an audio tour. Along the way, we'll answer three key questions: What is Arcosanti? How did it get started? What are the residents up to today?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A lot of things are unique about Arizona. One of them is our architecture, from the beautiful buildings to the overpasses on the highway that include decorations you just don't see in other states.People from all over the world come here to be inspired by Arizona and incorporate it into their designs.And about an hour north of Phoenix is another remarkable feat of architecture. It's off the beaten path, and the signs are easy to miss. And the buildings were designed with the environment in mind, so they blend in perfectly.This is the artist collective known as Arcosanti. It was the brainchild of Italian-born architect Paolo Soleri in 1970.Today, the Valley 101 podcast will give you an audio tour. Along the way, we'll answer three key questions:<ul> <li>What is Arcosanti?</li> <li>How did it get started?</li> <li>What are the residents up to today?</li> </ul> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

What is Paolo Soleri's Arcosanti? Take an audio tour of the architectural gem in Arizona

Il 9 aprile 2013 muore a Cosanti in Arizona Paolo Soleri - con Luca Zevi

WIKIRADIO -  Paolo Soleri 

Jeff Stein

In 1971 Italian Architect Paolo Soleri, after having studied with Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin in Arizona, purchased a large plot of land in the high desert 60 miles north of Phoenix and began Arcosanti, a model ecocity project. A nexus of Soleri’s extensive output over 70+ years, an event venue, and an educational center that has hosted over 7000 students at its annual construction workshops, this “urban laboratory” has been an inspiring cultural touchstone since its inception. Soleri’s vision of a new human evolution through an integration of architecture and ecology that he call “arcology” has influenced not only architects and city planners, but technologists, artists, environmentalists, social scientists and philosophers worldwide. This discussion with Jeff Stein, former Dean of the School of Architecture at Boston College and now President of the Cosanti Foundation, offers insights into Soleri’s formative influences, Arcosanti’s history and current activities and innovations relevant to current urban redevelopment and ecovillages, as well as long term city design. The post Eco Evolution – Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti and the Sustainable Cities With Jeff Stein President of Cosanti Foundation and Arcosanti appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

In 1971 Italian Architect Paolo Soleri, after having studied with Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin in Arizona, purchased a large plot of land in the high desert 60 miles north of Phoenix and began <a href="http://www.arcosanti.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Arcosanti</a>, a model ecocity project. A nexus of Soleri’s extensive output over 70+ years, an event venue, and an educational center that has hosted over 7000 students at its annual construction workshops, this “urban laboratory” has been an inspiring cultural touchstone since its inception. Soleri’s vision of a new human evolution through an integration of architecture and ecology that he call “arcology” has influenced not only architects and city planners, but technologists, artists, environmentalists, social scientists and philosophers worldwide. This discussion with Jeff Stein, former Dean of the School of Architecture at Boston College and now President of the Cosanti Foundation, offers insights into Soleri’s formative influences, Arcosanti’s history and current activities and innovations relevant to current urban redevelopment and ecovillages, as well as long term city design. The post <a href="https://webtalkradio.net/internet-talk-radio/2012/10/08/eco-evolution-paolo-soleri-arcosanti-and-the-sustainable-cities-with-jeff-stein-president-of-cosanti-foundation-and-arcosanti/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eco Evolution – Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti and the Sustainable Cities With Jeff Stein President of Cosanti Foundation and Arcosanti</a> appeared first on <a href="https://webtalkradio.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WebTalkRadio.net</a>.

Eco Evolution – Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti and the Sustainable Cities With Jeff Stein President of Cosanti Foundation and Arcosanti