Benedikt Hartl's guest appearances

Benedikt Hartl

ArchitectureTalk

Corso

FOAM

Elon Musk

Tom Hanks

Bassem Youssef

Rahul Mehrotra

Jony Ive

Moses Sumney

Maggie Rogers

Sarah Cooper

Yuval Noah Harari

Laura Poitras

Elisabeth Moss

Michael Murphy

Kim Kardashian

Bryan Adams

Sylvester Stallone

OwlTail

This week, we are joined again with Benedikt Hartl. Hartl and his girlfriend recently biked from Seattle to La Jolla, and shares his experience as a European traveling through the West Coast as well as the architectural impacts he observed.

This week, we are joined again with Benedikt Hartl. Hartl and his girlfriend recently biked from Seattle to La Jolla, and shares his experience as a European traveling through the West Coast as well as the architectural impacts he observed.

140. Biking Through American Freedom with Benedikt Hartl

Unger, Koljawww.deutschlandfunk.de, CorsoDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Unger, Kolja <a href="http://www.deutschlandfunk.de" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.deutschlandfunk.de</a>, Corso <a href="https://podcast-mp3.dradio.de/podcast/2022/03/24/ein_wasserschloss_aus_nordstream2_architekt_benedikt_hartl_dlf_20220324_1510_4e7b6e46.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Direkter Link zur Audiodatei</a>

Ein Wasserschloss aus Nordstream2 - Architekt Benedikt Hartl von Opposite Office

Ryan Scavnicky

 This week we continue our ongoing miniseries Architecture in the Time of Coronavirus with two distinct, yet parallel discussions. The first conversation, with Benedikt Hartl of Opposite Office, probes the possibilities in future-driven narrative architecture to achieve sustainability and resiliency in the face of climate change, pandemics, and the unknown. The second, with Ryan Scavnicky of Extra Office, discusses the internet meme as a tool for critiquing and reframing the culture around architecture and looks to Object-Oriented Ontology as a philosophical framework for speculation in architecture.

This week we continue our ongoing miniseries Architecture in the Time of Coronavirus with two distinct, yet parallel discussions. The first conversation, with Benedikt Hartl of Opposite Office, probes the possibilities in future-driven narrative architecture to achieve sustainability and resiliency in the face of climate change, pandemics, and the unknown. The second, with Ryan Scavnicky of Extra Office, discusses the internet meme as a tool for critiquing and reframing the culture around architecture and looks to Object-Oriented Ontology as a philosophical framework for speculation in architecture.

79. AITC: Narrative, Fiction, OOO, and the Making of the Architectural Meme as criticism with Benedikt Hartl and Ryan Scavnicky