William Pereira's guest appearances

William Pereira

The Soul of California

The Adrian Bo Podcast

KUCI: Vintage Orange

The Creative Agent

John Muir

Jerry Brown

Chelsea Sexton

Peter Case

T.C. Boyle

Viet Thanh Nguyen

Lee Phillips

Richard Nixon

Teddy Roosevelt

John Steinbeck

James Bennett

Lewis MacAdams

Dave Alvin

Harry Partch

James Harvey

OwlTail

What's your brand's point of difference?Everyone has been doing the same thing for so long, so how do you establish a brand that speaks to a new age of consumers.Will left an agency known industry-wide as creative and marketing leaders, knowing he could push it even further.We talk about being true to yourself, evolving as a person and a brand and what you need to think about when going all in on yourself.William Pereira is co-founder of Adrian William.The Creative Agent is produced by Skyline Creative and hosted by Clayton Idato.

What's your brand's point of difference? Everyone has been doing the same thing for so long, so how do you establish a brand that speaks to a new age of consumers. Will left an agency known industry-wide as creative and marketing leaders, knowing he could push it even further. We talk about being true to yourself, evolving as a person and a brand and what you need to think about when going all in on yourself. William Pereira is co-founder of Adrian William. The Creative Agent is produced by Skyline Creative and hosted by Clayton Idato.

Brand Evolution - w/ William Pereira - TCA08

The Transamerica building in San Francisco, Los Angeles International Airport, Pepperdine University, UCSD's Geisel Library, even master planning the city of Irvine, William Pereira’s buildings are littered all over California. A career embedded in the mid-20th century at a very special moment in history - the creation of a suburban metropolis in one of the most modern cities in the world.  In this 45-minute podcast, Alan Hess returns to the Soul of California and discusses the variety of buildings which defined Southern California mid-century (min. 7), Pereira's background in Hollywood and his garnering of an Oscar (min. 10), Irvine’s masterplan (min 15-25), his legacy and the LA County Museum of Art (min. 29-40) and closes with his favourite building. He makes a convincing case for Pereira's legacy, comparing him to other "forgotten architects" (Green Brothers for the Craftsman style and Rudolph Schindler) who were all but forgotten after their deaths, but have since been elevated to the Pantheon of architecture.  Feed your soul. Keep listening. 

The Transamerica building in San Francisco, Los Angeles International Airport, Pepperdine University, UCSD's Geisel Library, even master planning the city of Irvine, William Pereira’s buildings are littered all over California. A career embedded in the mid-20th century at a very special moment in history - the creation of a suburban metropolis in one of the most modern cities in the world.  In this 45-minute podcast, Alan Hess returns to the Soul of California and discusses the variety of buildings which defined Southern California mid-century (min. 7), Pereira's background in Hollywood and his garnering of an Oscar (min. 10), Irvine’s masterplan (min 15-25), his legacy and the LA County Museum of Art (min. 29-40) and closes with his favourite building. He makes a convincing case for Pereira's legacy, comparing him to other "forgotten architects" (Green Brothers for the Craftsman style and Rudolph Schindler) who were all but forgotten after their deaths, but have since been elevated to the Pantheon of architecture.  Feed your soul. Keep listening.

William Pereira - modernism on a massive scale 

Few others have had more influence over the creation and design of UCI than William Pereira, the architect who devised its master plan. This week's show will feature a conversation with architect and historian Alan Hess about Pereira's foreward-thinking vision for campus life at UCI and how it is still apparent today. Alan Hess is the author of nineteen books on Modern architecture and urbanism in the mid-twentieth century and is a local authority on William Pereira and his influence on the development of Irvine.

William Pereira and UCI