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25.01.2022 250th!! Yes, tonight is the 250th show and we will be having a little party and big reminiscence. The show will share the highs and lows of some eventful years in local architecture and design - as well as fabulous national and international coverage of hot things, people and places. John Byleveld, Martin Ridge, Jo Russell-Clarke and Sharon Mackay will be joined by Stuart Harrison and Michael Pilkington to talk all things PLAN - past present and future!
25.01.2022 We are all greatly saddened to hear of the death of Paul Pholeros. This week Wednesday 6pm we play excerpts from an interview with Martin Ridge at the Venice Biennale in 2012, and from our Adelaide studio interview from last April. You can hear the full podcast of that show with John, Martin, Paul and Ebony James Chow here: http://www.theplan.net.au/health-habitat-paul-pholeros-ebo/
25.01.2022 It is really rather lovely listening to Martyn. A founding director of iredale pedersen hook and Professor of Architecture at RMIT, Martyn Hook will give the opening lecture at the inaugural SABE DRC Colloquium Friday, Oct 2nd, 6pm. Enjoy!
24.01.2022 Suppose you can always catch up on our podcast later! For this live event, pop over to Bowden next Wednesday eve:
23.01.2022 Tonight we have a look at the AIA national architecture winners and what's won at WAF. We also play an interview with the affable and generous architect Will Fung of CO-AP, whose Camperdown Childcare Center was a recipient of a national award. http://www.co-ap.com/
23.01.2022 Seriously fun stuff is happening - a new forum for all those who want to see, discuss and decide on things of interest to designers and designing. Oct 2nd and 3rd... YAY!
22.01.2022 Tomorrow evening! Have a drink and relax with the work of Satoru Umehara at 6pm, Flentje Lecture Theatre (upstairs from the usual Horace Lamb), Uni of Adelaide. Satoru Umehara (UME architects) is an Architect from Japan. Having studied architecture at the Kyoto Institute of Technology and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture (Copenhagen), Satoru worked in the internationally recognised Wiel Arets Architects (Netherlands) 1998-10, where he worked on p...rojects such as A-Tower I&II (Amsterdam) and H-house (Maastricht). Returning to Japan in 2010, Satoru was project architect on the recently completed and much publicised 'A House' while opening his own office UME architects. He is adjunct at several universities in Japan including Osaka City University, Nara Women University, Ritsumeikan University and Kyoto Prefectural University. See more
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21.01.2022 Tonights show talks all things Modern India. We speak to Peter Scriver and Amit Srivastava about their new book India, which is part of the Modern Architectures in History series from Reaktion. http://press.uchicago.edu//b/distributed/I/bo20172754.html
20.01.2022 Paul Finch, Programme Director of the World Architecture Festival, was in Adelaide last week following the announcement of WAF winners in Singapore. We caught up with him to talk about global challenges for design in shaping landscapes and cities, heard his praise for Australian architects including Iredale Pedersen Hook, and enthusiasm for the amazing opportunities emerging for us - particularly in Adelaide, right now... Tonight 6pm, Radio Adelaide https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/. http://www.designcouncil.org.uk//our-expe/paul-finch-obeme
18.01.2022 In anticipation of this years upcoming FAD Soapbox debate next Monday evening - Graduates on the Edge, Should our Graduates Come of Go? - this week on the PLAN we replay last years FAD debate: Design will Save our Suburbs. It was a very entertaining evening indeed. Brian Hayes QC, former SA Government CEO Rod Hook and SA Chapter Presidents Medallist Susan Phillips, debated against Architect & PhD candidate Damian Madigan, Festivals Adelaide Christie Anthoney and Marcus Rolfe, Managing Director, URPS. Judged with wit and grace by Greg Mackie, CEO Place Leaders Asia Pacific with then-SA Government Architect Ben Hewett.
18.01.2022 Not too late to sign the petition to save Radio Adelaide http://www.saveradioadelaide.org/
18.01.2022 On this day we formally say goodbye to our colleague, friend and guide. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, and clients. As a student i...n the late 80s Paul was a critical teacher of the impact of functional and dis-functional design and construction on our fellow citizens in remote Aboriginal communities. He showed that poor design can harm or even kill. Like many others, he started my career with a strong foundations; de-bunking falsehoods and promoting a humanitarian approach. His pragmatic evidenced based approach is now core to all good work done in many realms of design beyond that of the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island communities. He stressed the need to observe, listen and work with the communities to solve issues of habitation. He was always available on the phone or email for a chat, advice, as a sounding board and for inspiration when the struggle seemed too hard. His boots will never be filled; but if we work together we can overcome ignorance, prejudice and poor governance. I will be forever in debt to him for his inspiration and clarity of thought. Finn Pedersen ex-Kununurra, Western Australia #healthabitat
17.01.2022 It is with sad hearts that we inform you that Paul Pholeros AM passed away this afternoon in Sydney. Paul was an inspirational, passionate, down to earth and f...unny man. Paul first worked on Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands in 1986. Along with Paul Torzillo and Stephan Rainow they were given the task to Stop people getting sick. Together they attempted to find out the major impacts of poor housing on people's health. They devised the 'Healthy Healthy Living Practice' based on idea that that chances of health outcomes are largely predetermined by the most basic functions of people's living environment, such as the ability to wash. The Nine Healthy Living Practices were devised to systematically assess and fix the living environments of Indigenous communities in remote Australia. 195 Housing for Health projects have improved 7,829 houses across Australia. Their work also debunked the myth that the poor state of Indigenous housing was the result of neglect or abuse by the inhabitants. More than 90% of faults in houses were found to be due to poor design, poor workmanship or poorly installed utilities. In 2007 Pholeros was awarded the Australia Medal (AM) in recognition for his persistence and outstanding service to the health and well-being of the Indigenous population of Australia and the Torres Strait Islands. Vale Paul and our thoughts are with Sandra, his family, the Healthabitat team and his many friends. We will miss him.
15.01.2022 Tonight on the show we air some quick chats had with Parking Day parkers on the streets last week, including the winners - and some words from the Lord Mayor. Our main interview with Satoru Umehara was recorded last Friday night after his speaker series presentation. The designer of the A-House started his career with Wiel Arets and is building an impressive list of beautiful projects... http://ume.me/UME_architects/main.html
14.01.2022 TONIGHT Adelaide Uni Speaker Series: Thierry Lacoste. Sydney-based French emigre Lacoste co-founded Lacoste+Stevenson and maintains an international practice with a focus on public commissions, and studio teaching at UTS http://phaidonatlas.com/a/lacoste-stevenson-architects/4205
13.01.2022 Tonight's show talks all things Modern India. We speak to Peter Scriver and Amit Srivastava about their new book 'India', which is part of the Modern Architectures in History series from Reaktion. http://press.uchicago.edu//b/distributed/I/bo20172754.html
12.01.2022 In anticipation of this year's upcoming FAD Soapbox debate next Monday evening - Graduates on the Edge, Should our Graduates Come of Go? - this week on the PLAN we replay last year's FAD debate: Design will Save our Suburbs. It was a very entertaining evening indeed. Brian Hayes QC, former SA Government CEO Rod Hook and SA Chapter Presidents Medallist Susan Phillips, debated against Architect & PhD candidate Damian Madigan, Festivals Adelaide Christie Anthoney and Marcus Rolfe, Managing Director, URPS. Judged with wit and grace by Greg Mackie, CEO Place Leaders Asia Pacific with then-SA Government Architect Ben Hewett.
12.01.2022 This week on The Plan Radio following on from our pre Biennial talk to http://otherarchitects.com/otherothers/ Grace Mortlock & David Neustein back in August this year about their selection to be part of the #ChicagoBiennial we caught up for round two with David & Grace in Chicago at the Biennial to talk about their installation entitled Offset House. https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoBiennial We also hear from the City of Chicago's Commissioner of the Department of Cultural A...ffairs and Special Events, Michelle Boone. Lastly, standing on the deck of the Farnsworth House designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1945 in Plano Illinois, we speak with artist Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle about his installation on the property & previous Mies inspired work.
12.01.2022 This week on The Plan Radio we talk with David Neustein & Grace Mortlock of otherothers who are exhibiting at the first Chicago Architecture Biennial commencing October 3rd 2015. https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoBiennial
11.01.2022 Tonight we have a look at the AIA national architecture winners and whats won at WAF. We also play an interview with the affable and generous architect Will Fung of CO-AP, whose Camperdown Childcare Center was a recipient of a national award. http://www.co-ap.com/
11.01.2022 Listen online to Radio Adelaide. Live streaming from here: https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/
10.01.2022 This week we begin our feast of FAD with a chat with London architect Nick Wood of How About Studio. Nick is in Australia as part of the Droga Architect in Residence Program. Plenty more FAD fun to come! Congratulations to the creative directors Anthony Balsamo, Leah Salamon and Dino Vrynios, to the Institutes and to all those who contributed so much to making FAD the great success it has been. http://www.fad.org.au/#!droga-nick-woods-uk/c16wf
09.01.2022 http://www.tectvs.com.au/new-index-3#italia-ceramics
09.01.2022 TOMORROW Tue 13th 12pm at Adelaide Town Hall Banqueting Room
09.01.2022 TONIGHT 6pm Martyn Hook of award-winning innovative practice iredale pedersen hook, and Professor of Architecture at RMIT Melbourne. A rare treat. And TOMORROW's program if you'd like plan when to pop in and check out presentations.
08.01.2022 Something for everyone!
08.01.2022 Winners are grinners - and a good time was had by all! Tonight on The PLAN we recall the fun that was AILA SA's award night last Friday, with guests Ben Willsmore, President, Damian Schultz from TCL and Tim Conybeare of Aspect Studios. http://www.aila.org.au//Chapte/SA/2015_AILA_SA_Awards.aspx
08.01.2022 And to get you in the mood and up to speed with some of the important themes in tonight's show (globalisation, industrialisation, commercialisation and cool urbanity) - the 1966 Lambretta Twist! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMXQktgwcwY
07.01.2022 Okay, its Melbourne, but it looks pretty interesting and, hey, there aint that many Australian docos out there... ABC1 9.30pm Tuesday Oct 13
06.01.2022 Tonight we talk research - design research - and the design Research Colloquium happening at Uni of Adelaide this Friday night and all day Saturday. Dr Urs Bette and Mirai Morita talk about the value of and to practice that frames project work as research endeavor... http://blogs.adelaide.edu.au/architecture//design-research/
06.01.2022 This week, continuing our coverage of the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennial we speak with the winners of the BP Prize in the Chicago Lakefront Kiosk Competition for the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial - Ultramoderne's Yasmin Vobis & Aaron Forrest along with design collaborator Brett Schneider of the Rhode Island School of Design about their winning entry entitled Chicago Horizon. http://www.ultramoderne.net/ http://www.risd.edu/... We also speak with Matthias Kohler from Gramazio Kohler Research about their Biennial installation entitled Rock Print produced in collaboration with ETH Zurich & the Self Assembly Lab, MIT. http://gramaziokohler.arch.ethz.ch//e/actualNews/0/0/0.html Finally we catch up with Luis Callejas & Charlotte Hansson about their Biennial installation entitled Islands, Atolls, and Other Derivative Territories and their Australian pool connection. http://www.luiscallejas.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoBiennial
06.01.2022 October will be a super fun month indeed! Well be catching lots of the action for the Show, but theres nothing like being where its happening, so Its time to start sorting your faves...
06.01.2022 Okay, it's Melbourne, but it looks pretty interesting and, hey, there aint that many Australian docos out there... ABC1 9.30pm Tuesday Oct 13
05.01.2022 And to get you in the mood and up to speed with some of the important themes in tonights show (globalisation, industrialisation, commercialisation and cool urbanity) - the 1966 Lambretta Twist! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMXQktgwcwY
05.01.2022 Speaker Series > Satoru Umehara (UME Architects - Japan) - Fri 18 Sep 2015, 6pm - **BSS 3029 Flentje Lecture Theatre
04.01.2022 October will be a super fun month indeed! We'll be catching lots of the action for the Show, but there's nothing like being where it's happening, so It's time to start sorting your faves...
02.01.2022 Wind down at the end of the week with the beautiful and quirky architecture of Satoru Umehara. 6pm Flentje LT, UoA. http://www.wielaretsarchitects.com/en/projects/a_house/
01.01.2022 Come and listen to Tectvs Director Tony Giannone join a panel of creatives for the Design Conversations speaker series, details at the link
