Paul Amitai's guest appearances

Paul Amitai

GSAPP Conversations

Inspiring Futures 

Rahul Mehrotra

David Benjamin

Wayne Chang

Rob Walker

Matt Walsh

Mark Wigley

Amelyn Ng

Mark Barden

Annabelle Selldorf

Lucy Navarro

Anthony Acciavatti

Tim Battelino

Pedro y Juana

Paula Vilaplana

Daniel Bernal

OwlTail

Connor Moore

Connor Moore and Paul Amitai are the Executive Creative Director and Executive Strategy Director of Listen. Listen is a sound agency that helps companies and brands create and build audio and sound strategies. Connor designed the sound of  Tesla's Model 3  engine tone to a family of alerts and notifications for Uber's Drivers App.  He helped define Google’s audio design language for Google Glass, Waymo, and Google PayIn the podcast, we talk about both their backgrounds, the types of work they are engaged in, and the process and approach behind the work.

Connor Moore and Paul Amitai are the Executive Creative Director and Executive Strategy Director of Listen. Listen is a sound agency that helps companies and brands create and build audio and sound strategies.  Connor designed the sound of  Tesla's Model 3  engine tone to a family of alerts and notifications for Uber's Drivers App.  He helped define Google’s audio design language for Google Glass, Waymo, and Google Pay In the podcast, we talk about both their backgrounds, the types of work they are engaged in, and the process and approach behind the work.

Branding with Sound- Paul Amitai and Connor Moore of Listen

Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda, co-founders of architecture practice amid.cero9, speak with Paul Amitai, GSAPP’s Co-Director of Events in advance of their lecture on September 17, 2018. Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda are Diploma Unit Masters at the Architectural Association in London, and their collective amid.cero9 works to recontextualize contemporary notions of space through a technological and sociological lens. They discuss public translation of architecture, particularly focusing on the leverage and creation of symbolism within public spaces for political means.“I think symbolism is a tricky question in architecture. But we constantly associate actions with ideals. How can we work as architects, not simply taking the banality of things and translating it into architectural languages, but how can we deal with this symbolic dimension of certain actions?” - Efrén García Grinda

Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda, co-founders of architecture practice amid.cero9, speak with Paul Amitai, GSAPP’s Co-Director of Events in advance of their lecture on September 17, 2018. Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda are Diploma Unit Masters at the Architectural Association in London, and their collective amid.cero9 works to recontextualize contemporary notions of space through a technological and sociological lens. They discuss public translation of architecture, particularly focusing on the leverage and creation of symbolism within public spaces for political means. “I think symbolism is a tricky question in architecture. But we constantly associate actions with ideals. How can we work as architects, not simply taking the banality of things and translating it into architectural languages, but how can we deal with this symbolic dimension of certain actions?” - Efrén García Grinda

amid.cero9 in Conversation with Paul Amitai