Arquitetura Entre Vistas ABROAD

Our 10th stop is at Studio Muoto (Paris, FR) alongside Gilles Delalex. Do you remember the last time you did something for the first time? “When you do something for the first time is when you have the most fun, so we are always hoping to touch new subjects.” “The brief is a good start, but it is not the end.” So, even if the brief comes with a functional intent, it says v

Our 9th stop is in Munich (Germany) alongside Max Otto Zitzelsberger. “Thinking about architecture can also be architecture”, so Max shares his visions through multiple drawings, paper models and eventual constructions. Do you know those spaces you hold in your memory, yet you are not there anymore? Those spaces…are they space? It is not a space one can use but perhaps it i

Our 8th stop is at Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter (Frederiksberg, Denmark) alongside Sebastian Skovsted. They seek to bridge the gap between building processes and architectural values by mixing ideas and techniques...and techniques and ideas. They give particular attention to detail, material assembly and the meaning of structure. But to be clear, they “don’t do structure for t

Our 7th stop is at Buchner Bründler Architekten (Basel , Switzerland) alongside Andreas Bründler. Their practice puts all the common concepts into question: context, interior and exterior, in-between spaces, materiality, old and new...but all these general concepts are treated in a very specific way. In a way, archetypes turn out to be prototypes. “To make space is one of the

Our 6th stop is at Jo Taillieu Architecten (Ghent , BE) alongside Jo Taillieu. His architecture is as an open engine as every project deals with the logics of construction right from the beginning and might be even left exposed. “Every project has to be a new research” and these discoveries should be left in plain sight. I suspect that if he was a doctor he would easily do ope

Our 5th stop is at Coci Studio (Lausanne, CH + UK) alongside Camile Bagnoud. Architecture and storytelling, what a beautiful duo. Camile call’s is “joyful architecture”, actually, that’s how they’ve named the project for the place they work at “Office for joyful architects”. “Joyful architecture is an architecture for everyone (humans and non-humans). It’s made

Our 4th stop is at Artefact (London, UK) alongside Benedetta Rogers and Daniel Marmot. Maybe a building can be an artefact, something like a cultural object. “Buildings are products of a time, of an age, of an economical situation, of a political situation…”. Benedetta and Daniel extend their understanding of cultural very broadly, they are "interested in a personal and

Our 3rd stop is at Flores & Prats Architects atelier (Barcelona, Space) alongside Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats. Take your time to listen to their thoughts. The “slow process” of “intense accumulation of time” is how you can get “new interests, new problems and new possibilities” out of a project. Really, just take your time. Enjoy the process. Otherwise you are missing

Our 2nd stop is at Nicolas Dorval-Bory Architectes atelier’s (Paris, France) alongside Nicolas Dorval-Bory himself. Architecture is made out of very serious things. "Stone has a weight. Light has a colour temperature. Wind has a speed. But you have to be playful about them." Nicolas confesses his passion for the physical constrains of the world. "Gravity is beauti

“Arquitetura Entre Vistas” is about to take off. On this second season, the podcast is travelling “ABROAD”. Our first stop is at Esch Sintzel Architekten atelier’s (Zurich, Switzerland) alongside the architect Philipp Esch. Did you know housing is different from flats? Next time you look at a floor plan, try to look at it with a forensic interest, think of it as an imprin