Living Dialogs

Podcast S3E4: Emerging Voices: Living systems, ethical practice, and the future of architectural education

In this episode, recent Master of Architecture graduates Adrian Chiu, Iris Redinger, Abhishek Wagle, and Lena Mariella von Buren join Living Dialogs host Edgar Cardenas i

Living Dialogs S3E3: Living Architecture: the role of ceremony, ritual, and critical pedagogy in being-in-the-world

In this episode, Living Dialogs host Edgard Cardenas is joined by Métis architect David Fortin and LASG founder Philip Beesley to explore the themes of ceremony, ritual,

Living Dialogs S3E2: Collaborating with living systems: How mycelium can help us rethink architectural practice

In this episode, Living Dialogs host Edgar Cardenas is joined by Carole Collet and Merlin Sheldrake as they engage in a wide-ranging conversation about living systems, wh

Living Dialogs S3E1: Bridging the gap between living and architecture: metabolic buildings, technological species, and a culture of care with Areti Markopoulou and Manuel Kretzer

In this episode, Professor Dr. Manuel Kretzer and Architect and Urban Technologist, Areti Markopoulou join Living Dialogs host Edgar Cardenas in a thought-provoking conve

Living Dialogs, Season 2 Episode 1: Listening to Many Voices: Inclusivity and Living Architecture With Behnaz Farahi, Bianca Weeko Martin, Michael Lee Poy, Brian Porter

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Living Dialogs, Episode 3: Biology, Computation, and Care in the Anthropocene (Part 2) With Rachel Armstrong, Dehlia Hannah, and Mette Ramsgaard Thomson

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Living Dialogs Listening Guide

Listening guide for Living Dialogs, S1E2: Biology, Computation, and Care in the Anthropocene Three prominent thinkers respond to the prompt, “Living architecture should

Living Dialogs, Episode 2: Biology, Computation, and Care in the Anthropocene (Part 1) With Rachel Armstrong, Dehlia Hannah, and Mette Ramsgaard Thomson

Can the buildings that we live in come alive? Could such living buildings help us to create a healthier, more sustainable future? Could they become adaptive, resilient st

Living Dialogs, Episode 1: Principles, Aesthetics and Sustainability of Living Architecture

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