Stepping into the Circle (Rachel Nolan) - a podcast by Tai Snaith

How does design incorporate memory and materiality? What would our built environment be like if clients and architects revived the world of imagination?
Tai and Rachel discuss the language of landscape in relation to and as an integral part of Architecture. They talk about the very personal process of designing a house and how it can influence families by making us WAIT and SHARE. They explore how rules in your practice can evolve from instincts, which in time evolve into built patterns. They also address the changing landscape of women architects' careers, flexible working models and juggling it all.
Music: 'End of the Day' by Phia www.listentophia.com
Audio production: Bec Fary
This episode is from Season 1, which was originally called A World of Her Own. It was part of the exhibition Unfinished Business: Perspectives on art and feminism at ACCA. Thanks to ACCA for all their support.
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