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Talking Design

RMIT University

Talking Design is a fortnightly podcast review of design in all its facets - from architecture to industrial design, from fashion to automotive design. It features interviews with prominent designers and expert analysis from RMIT University academics. Talking Design is produced by experienced journalist Stephen Crafti and sponsored by RMIT.

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00:26:47

Tim And Alex Britten-Finschi, Fashion Designers -...

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2014/04/04

Tim and Alex Britten-Finschi started the label From Britten just over four years ago. As sons to fashion designer Linda Britten, the name couldn't be more appropriate. Recipient of L'Oreal Young Designer Award a couple of years ago, the menswear label is now sold by leading retailers in Europe and in Japan.

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00:28:12

Amanda Lynn, Interior Designer - Talking Design 2014...

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2014/03/19

Interior Designer Amanda Lynn trained in South Africa before moving to Australia 20 years ago. Working with a select group of Melbourne architects, Lynn enjoys the role of problem solving as well as being in tune with client's needs. From contemporary to working with heritage buildings, Lynn's portfolio of work is diverse. Paramount in the process is the need to clearly communicate with both clients and contractors.

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00:23:08

Emilio Fuscaldo, Architect - Talking Design 2014 Ep 03

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2014/03/07

Architect Emilio Fuscaldo, Director of Nest Architects, has received numerous awards although his practice was only established a few years ago. From bespoke homes to bars, Fuscaldo shows great understanding of a building before any design decisions are made. Quiet and thoughtful, NEST Architects create houses people want to live in as well as photograph.http://www.nestarchitects.com.au/

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00:31:11

Rick Eckersley, Landscape Designer - Talking Design...

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2014/02/12

Rick Eckersley trained at Burnley Horticultural College and has been designing gardens for almost 30 years. He has an innate understanding of plants, with his designs seen in some of Melbourne's best gardens.

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00:25:53

Bruce Ramus, Lighting Artist - Talking Design 2014 Ep 01

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2014/02/06

Lighting Artist Bruce Ramus started his career in Canada. Drawn to the spectacle of lighting, particularly used for rock concerts, Ramus started to create his own light shows. When he moved to London in the mid-80s, the doors truly opened, working with the likes of David Bowie and U2. He now resides in Melbourne, working with many architects and creatives, presenting buildings in a completely new way.

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00:28:41

Grant Amon, Architect - Talking Design 2013 Ep 18

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2013/11/29

Architect Grant Amon has established a reputation in the hospitality industry with his many bars and cafes. his latest project Mesa Verde in Curtain House in Melbourne's CBD, illustrates Amon's ability to interpret a client's vision, in this case a spaghetti western. However, Amon is also adept at multi-residential work, as well as retail fit-outs.

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00:22:52

Denise Sprynskyj, S!X- Talking Design 2013 Ep 17

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2013/11/08

Fashion designer Denise Sprynskyj, Senior Lecturer in Fashion at RMIT University, started the label S!X with her Peter Boyd in the early 1990s, soon after they both graduated. They started by using left over fabrics, due to financial necessity and have now built a following for their highly unique deconstructed fashion.

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Cat Macleod, Artist - Talking Design 2013 Ep 16

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2013/10/18

Artist Cat Macleod is co-director of Bellemo Cat, an architectural practice which combines art and architecture. Macleod, with her life and business partner Architect Michael Bellemo, are recognised for both their public sculptures, as well as their one off homes. Their pavilion in Mildura exemplifies their unique approach.

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00:28:10

Abigail Crompton, Third Drawer Down - Talking Design...

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2013/10/04

Abigail Crompton has a art and psychology background, but more than 10 years ago started Third Drawer Down. Crompton started her venture by focusing on tea towels as art. She now supplies some of the leading galleries and museums in the world- her products, which are a collaboration with artists, can be seen at the Tate Gallery as well as locally in the NGV gift store. Crompton collaborated with the late Louise Bourgeois -one of the hankies created for an exhibition was embroidered with the words -

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00:28:28

Susan Cohn, Contemporary Jeweller - Talking Design...

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2013/09/18

Susan Cohn is one of Australia's most important contemporary jewellers. Starting in the late 1970s, she established Workshop 3000 in Melbourne. Her doughnut bracelet, as well as her mesh bowl, designed for Alessi have been key designs in her career. Cohn recently curated a milestone exhibition Unexpected Pleasures, showcasing the work of Australian and international jewellery designers for the NGV and for the Design Museum in London.

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00:27:55

Tim Jackson, Architect - Talking Design 2013 Ep 13

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2013/08/30

Tim Jackson is a director at both Jackson Architecture and Jackson Clements Burrows in Melbourne, Australia.http://www.jacksonarchitecture.com.au/#/people/tim-jackson/http://www.jcba.com.au/

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00:23:06

Katie Scott, Contemporary Jeweller - Talking Design...

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2013/08/15

Katie Scott is Director of Gallery Funaki in Crossley Street Melbourne. The Gallery, established in the mid-1990s by award-winning jeweller Mari Funaki, represents leading jewellers from Australia, New Zealand and Europe. Scott sets an extremely high benchmark in the work represented with designs from Sally Marsland, Warwick Freeman, and Marion Hosking just a few of the designers represented. A must for anyone visiting Melbourne.

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In Conversation With Walter Van Beirendonck And Chris...

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2013/08/07

Walter Van Beirendonck: Dream the World Awake was the first major international event to be presented within RMIT University’s iconic Design Hub designed by award–winning architect Sean Godsell.A very special free event featuring fashion videos and a live discussion between Walter Van Beirendonck and Chris Dercon, Director, Tate Modern, London. Hosted by Associate Professor Robyn Healy with an introduction by Professor Margaret Gardner, AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, RMIT University.

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00:24:02

Chris Connell - Talking Design 2013 Ep 11

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2013/08/01

Designer Chris Connell is essentially self-taught. He started his career in the late 70s studying interior design, but changed to graphic design a year into the program. Preferring to draw and work with his hands, he now covers most design areas, from designing cafes and homes to furniture and objects. His furniture, which he collaborates with Raoul C Hogg, includes the iconic Pepe Chair (circa 1992), now in the permanent collection of MOMO (Museum of Modern Art) in New York.

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01:16:40

In Conversation With Walter Van Beirendonck

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2013/07/18

Walter Van Beirendonck: Dream the World Awake was the first major international event to be presented within RMIT University’s iconic Design Hub designed by award–winning architect Sean Godsell.A very special free event featuring fashion videos and a live discussion between Walter Van Beirendonck and Chris Dercon, Director, Tate Modern, London. Hosted by Associate Professor Robyn Healy with an introduction by Professor Margaret Gardner, AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, RMIT University.

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00:24:18

ISM Lights And ISM Objects - Talking Design 2013 Ep 10

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2013/07/17

Industrial designers Simon Christopher and Celina Clarke met at RMIT in the mid-1980s. Both were studying Industrial Design and found each other to be like-minded. While most of their fellow students dreamed of designing cars, this duo thought of designing furniture and lighting. They established ISM in the early 90s, now employing 10 people. They produce their own furniture and lights, as well as collaborating with a number of other designers such as Keith Melbourne (who also appears on Talking

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00:23:01

Allan Powell, Architect - Talking Design 2013 Ep 09

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2013/07/04

Allan Powell Architects are a design focused Architecture and Interior design practice based in Melbourne. The practice has been dedicated to the design and procurement of buildings in Australia and abroad since 1980, with work and experience across residential, institutional, cultural and commercial sectors.Principal and Director Allan Powell has a distinctive yet considered approach to design that has been acknowledged through the receipt of awards, publication and industry recognition. Allan has

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00:15:51

Robert Baines, Gold And Silversmith - Interview With...

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2013/07/03

Dr. Robert Baines is emeritus professor of RMIT University in the School of Art. His multi-disciplinary research is comprised of three areas: first as an artist goldsmith; second in archaeometallurgy; and third in publishing text and commentary. In 1979 he received a Winston Churchill Study Grant and this has been followed by Senior Fulbright and two Senior Andrew Mellon Conservation Fellowships at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and in 2008 a research scholarship in The Sherman Fairchild

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00:23:50

A Preview Of The Walter Van Beirendonck At RMIT...

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2013/05/21

Professor Margaret Gardner AO is the Vice-Chancellor and President of RMIT University and Naomi Milgrom Executive Chair & CEO of Suzanne Group talking to Stephen Crafti about the upcoming Walter Van Beirendonck exhibition. Van Beirendonck's exhibition, which first opened in Antwerp, will be showcased at RMIT University's Design Hub from 15th July until the end of October.The first major retrospective of the work of Antwerp designer and fashion maverick Walter Van Beirendonck, will be held at

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00:25:20

Ross Didier, Furniture Designer- Talking Design 2013...

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2013/05/03

Ross started out studying Industrial Design at RMIT University before switching to sculpture -also at RMIT. He recalls the wonderful time having Robert Owen as one of his teachers.After graduating, Ross moved overseas before returning to Melbourne to embark on furniture design. His whimsical designs include lighting, furniture and household items such as coat racks. His recent chair, the Tiller Chair has received wide publicity.http://www.didier.com.au/

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