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USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love

USModernist Radio

Listen to one of America"s top-rated architecture podcasts as the USModernist® Radio crew talks and laughs with fascinating people who own, create, love, and hate Modernist architecture, the most controversial houses and buildings in the world.

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#21/Evil Lairs - Adele Cygelman & Christine Madrid...

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2017/03/06

If you’ve seen a thriller like North By Northwest or Diamonds are Forever (or many others since) you may have noticed that the bad guy has impeccable taste. The classic villain has custom-tailored suits (or dresses, let’s not be sexist), a high-end car you can’t even buy used at Carmax, a British or vaguely Russian accent, and a gorgeous Modernist house, preferably with a killer view as certainly there will be some killing going on. We're talking about Evil Lairs, the tricked-out Modoernist

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#20.8/We're Back! Year Two!

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2017/02/13

Tom goes around the world! Frank is Shanghai'd! And George mumbles something about an evil lair! Learn more about what's coming up as USMR resumes March 6 with great guests.

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#20.7/Sydney Opera House: Annalisa Capurro from...

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/03/02

In 1957, architect Jorn Utzon unexpectedly won the commission for the iconic Sydney Opera House. His submission was one of 233 designs from 32 countries, many of them from the most famous architects of the day. Saarinen described the design as "genius" and declared he could not endorse any other choice. Yet building the project was rife with politics, cost overruns, incompetent cost estimators in the Australian government, and years and years of wrangling. Utzon was eventually fired, though no

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#20.6/Sean Khorsandi/Sarasota MOD/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/02/24

Sean Knorsandi of the Paul Rudolph Foundation Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold

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#20.5/Stephanie Grosskreutz/Sarasota Mod/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/02/17

Stephanie Grosskreutz of Visit Sarasota Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold and

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#20.4/Carl Abbott/Sarasota Mod/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/02/09

Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold and impractical. Carl Abbott is one of the most

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#20.3/Christopher Wilson/Sarasota Mod/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/02/02

Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold and impractical. Dr. Christopher Wilson teaches

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#20.2/Larry Scarpa/Sarasota Mod/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/01/25

Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold and impractical. Larry Scarpa is a principal in

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#20.1/Ernst Wagner/Sarasota Mod/Paul Rudolph

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2016/01/18

Every year, Sarasota Mod in Sarasota FL throws a great conference on mid-century modern and this year was focused on Paul Rudolph, an architect who made his name in exciting coastal architecture before moving on to become Dean of Architecture at Yale. Rudolph's work is recognized around the world for bold, progressive masses. People are polarized around his work. Modernists praise his visionary designs of concrete and steel, others see them as cold and impractical. Ernst Wagner was Rudolph's

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#19/Best Clips of 2015

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/12/29

Hi folks, here's a few minutes of fun, our "best of" clips from 2015. Happy New Year! George, Frank, and Tom

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#18.5/Archivist: NC State University's Todd Kosmerick...

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/12/07

Todd Kosmerick is University Archivist for NC State University's Archives. He and his staff collect, preserve, and make accessible vast physical and online resources that document the growth and development of the university and its continued service to the people of North Carolina. It provides a resource for study and scholarship while ensuring that future generations will have resources available to understand and interpret the history and achievements of North Carolinians. Designed by Terry

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#18/Harwell Hamilton Harris: Frank Harmon & Lisa...

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/11/30

Architect Harwell Hamilton Harris FAIA never reached the celebrity status of his peers such as Richard Neutra and Frank Lloyd Wright, yet his quieter career work stands as some of the most brilliant of the 20th century. Practicing primarily in California, Texas, and North Carolina, his achievements in residential, commercial, and academic settings earned national admiration and awards including the Richard Neutra Medal and an honorary doctorate from North Carolina State University. Architect Frank

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#17.5/Wisconsin Gem

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/11/23

In the deep woods of Wisconsin, about an hour outside of Madison, sits one incredible house. If you didn't know otherwise, you'd be sure it was a Frank Lloyd Wright design. And you'd be close. It was designed by his son-in-law, William Wesley Peters. The place has been immaculately maintained and restored by a loving couple who are looking to downsize. You'll hear from those owners, their realtor Aaron Weber, and the challenges of selling one of the state's architecture masterpieces. It's at

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43:23

#17/UK Modern: Michael Hammond & Brian Shawcroft

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/11/16

Michael Hammond is co-founder and Editor in Chief of World Architecture News (WAN). He chairs the WAN AWARDS jury panel and produces the topical series of podcasts, Shop Talk which has featured many of the world’s leading architects over its 100+ programmes to date. Prior to WAN, Michael spent 25 years in construction project management before taking up writing; he authored Performing Architecture published by Merrell in 2006. He has also contributed many other architectural features to media

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#16/Snøhetta: Craig Dykers & Greg Raschke

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/11/02

Craig Dykers, at just 28 years old, received international acclaim after winning the $350 million commission for the Library of Alexandria in Egypt. He is founder of the design firm Snøhetta, with offices in Oslo Norway and New York, architect for some of the most amazing modern buildings in the world. Snøhetta is the design architect for the James B. Hunt Jr. Library at NC State University. Greg Raschke is the Associate Director for Collections & Scholarly Communication at NC State University.

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#15.5/Aidan Buehler, Georg Buehler, & architect Lucy...

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/10/26

Aidan Buehler is 14 years old. He's an eighth grader in Chapel Hill NC with an interest in drafting. What he did next is remarkable. Instead of just piddling around on his computer like most kids, he contacted Chapel hill architect Lucy Carol Davis to be his mentor on a school-wide design competition. Aidan's house was one of the most elaborate projects. According to his interview with the News and Observer,"Basically, I designed a house from start to finish,” he said, although it ended up

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#15/Kahn! Nathaniel Kahn & Alexandra Lange

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/10/19

Nathanial Kahn is a director and producer. He is also the son of architect Louis Kahn, one of the most influential architects of the 20th century. In 2003, he produced the Oscar-nominated film My Architect about the life and work of his dad, interviewing people who knew Kahn including Frank Gehry, Philip Johnson, and I.M. Pei. Kahn created modern buildings with the feel and presence of ancient ruins using concrete. His brilliant projects include the Four Freedoms Park, the Phillips Exeter

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43:48

#14/The Eames: Eames Demetrios & Jerry Nowell

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/10/05

Eames Demetrios is the grandson (and namesake) of Charles and Ray Eames and leads the Eames brand which has roared back into the public eye. His mission is communicating, preserving and extending the brilliant work of designers Charles and Ray Eames who were best known by the public for their furniture and for their 125 short films, including the much-heralded-and-still-relevant Powers of Ten. Their Eames Lounge chair for Herman Miller is one of the most popular furniture designs in the world.

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#13/House Trek: Brad Dunning & Leon Meyers

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/09/21

California interior designer Brad Dunning grew up in Memphis and LA. He has early, wilder roots in the LA punk rock scene as part of the original Gun Club, a seminal noisy punk/blues band. Widely praised as designer to the stars such as Tom Ford, Sofia Coppola, and Demi Moore, Brad has been featured in Architectural Digest and created a look the magazine calls Cocktail Modern. Plus, he helped restore Neutra's famous Kaufmann House by Neutra in Palm Springs, where he’s been active for 20 years

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#12/Lustrons: Tom Fetters & Virginia Faust

USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love ·

2015/09/07

The world's largest erector set: the Lustron was a house you put together with a screwdriver. It was metal, yet would never rust. It was ingeniously heated and insulated. It came on a truck ready for assembly. A brilliant design produced only a few years after WWII, the Lustron now has a cult following to repair and preserve them -- or assemble ones long in storage. Author Tom Fetters is King of Lustrons, the go-to guy for anything about these unique houses. He also has interests in railroad

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