The last few weeks have been a bit of a downer—we had a big ol' roundtable on how Brexit is changing architecture practice and education, the Democratic and Republican National Conventions raged, and Rio is coping (somewhat) with its Olympic stress. Now, we're in need of some lighter fare. We wanted to take a moment in the summer heat to check-in with what Donna and Ken have been up to, and pass on some of our own recommendations for what to read and listen to this summer.
Also featuring: Ken dishing about Guy Fieri and vegan butchers, Donna giving us the latest on her husband's giant installation in Rancho Cucamonga, and "a really fun text book". Scroll down to see what books and music we're recommending.
Listen to episode 75 of Archinect Sessions, "Summer Daze":
Shownotes:
Archinect's theme for August is Games – check out our open call.
The Olympics begin tomorrow! Get caught up with what's been happening in Rio
At home in a changing climate: strategies for adapating to sea level rise
Revok, the artist who painted Brian's "Native" palm tree installation.
Melania Trump's website disappears after architecture degree claim is debunked
Phoenix May become a Lot More Green (more info here from Donna)
UK architecture students seeking mental health care is on the rise, according to Architects' Journal survey (more info here from Ken)
New Sandy Hook elementary really looks like a church
Summer Recommendations from Archinect Sessions:
What we're reading:
... and what we're listening to:
Donna:
Ken:
Amelia:
You can listen to all of these tracks, plus the ones from Archinect's Summer Reading + Listening lists, below:
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My other current obsession is Darondo, especially didn't I, but the entire catalogue is incredible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZqQT5904_U
I had taken a crack at Infinite Jest, but sort of fell off. Will have to try to pick back up...
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