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An Architect's Perspective
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Signup to Generate a PitchAn Architect's Perspective is hosted by James Hamilton Architects. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Can a building hold a conversation?" (9 June 2026, 47 minutes), "Sverre Fehn's architecture of memory" (2 June 2026, 18 minutes), and "The steely stillness of Skywood House" (26 May 2026, 31 minutes).
An Architect's Perspective publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for An Architect's Perspective is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. An Architect's Perspective requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. An Architect's Perspective's contact route on record: verified email.
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James Hamilton Architects hosts An Architect's Perspective, a society podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #17
<p>In this final episode of the series, I sit down with architect, author, and educator Per Olaf Fjeld, a former student and close friend of Sverre Fehn. Our conversation explores not just Fehn’s work, but his worldview...
Episode #16
<p>Today we’re in Hamar, Norway, to explore one of the most powerful architectural interventions of the last century: Sverre Fehn’s museum within the ruins of Storhamar Barn. To guide us through it, I’m joined by...
Episode #15
<p>Welcome back to An Architect’s Perspective. I’m James Hamilton, and in this episode, we explore Skywood House - a landmark of minimalist architecture by Graham Phillips, completed in 1999.</p><p>Tucked into the...
Episode #14
<p>I’m James Hamilton, and in this episode, we turn our attention to B. V. Doshi — one of India’s most revered architects, and the first from the country to win the Pritzker Prize.</p><p>This conversation took place in...
Episode #13
<p>This is a conversation about more than just sports architecture. It’s about the intersection of land, politics, and public life. Correa’s stadium doesn’t dominate its site—it rests lightly on it, more pavilion than...
Episode #12
<p>I’m James Hamilton, and in this episode, we explore a building that transcends architecture to touch on something far deeper: dignity, restraint, and national memory. </p><p>We’re in Ahmedabad, India, at the Gandhi...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Neelkanth Chhaya, architect and academic, to talk about the Gandhi Memorial Museum - and how Charles Correa embedded Gandhi’s values into its very form. </p><p>We explore how the...
<p>I visit Ahmedabad to explore the life and work of Charles Correa, a pioneering voice in post-independence Indian architecture. We look at how Correa translated modernist ideas into a distinctly Indian language —...
<p>I sit down with Spanish architect and academic Carmen Espegel to explore the life and work of Eileen Gray, with a particular focus on the complexities of authorship, identity, and gender within architectural history...
<p>I’m joined by architectural historian Tim Benton for an in-depth look at Eileen Gray’s Villa E-1027, and what her design says about modernism at its most intimate. Tim was one of the first scholars to seriously...
<p>In this episode, I visit Villa E-1027, the seaside house designed by Eileen Gray and built in 1929 on the Côte d’Azur. Known for its sensuality and quiet radicalism, the house challenges many assumptions of early...
<p>In this episode of An Architect’s Perspective, I’m joined by architect and designer Eva</p><p>Jiřičná to revisit Villa Tugendhat, Mies van der Rohe’s 1930 masterwork in Brno. We</p><p>explore how the house’s radical...
<p>This episode of An Architect’s Perspective takes you directly inside Villa Tugendhat, Mies van der Rohe’s landmark of early modernism, completed in 1930 in Brno, Czech Republic. It’s a house that stripped away...
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Ab Rogers, designer and son of Richard Rogers, to revisit the house he grew up in - Wimbledon House, a prototype of high-tech modernism designed by his father in 1968. </p><p>This...
<p>I visit Wimbledon House — a quiet prototype that helped define the high-tech modernist movement. </p><p>Designed by Richard Rogers in 1968 as a home for his parents, this isn’t a flashy building. But it’s radical in...
<p>I’m James Hamilton, and in this episode I’m joined by architect and writer John Pardey to revisit one of the quietest, most profound acts of modern architecture: Can Lis.</p><p>Perched on a cliff in Mallorca, Jørn...
<p>What do you build after the Sydney Opera House? For Jørn Utzon, it was Can Lis - a quiet, elemental retreat on the cliffs of Mallorca that redefined modern architecture.</p><p>In this episode, architect James...
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<p>Ever wondered how 20th century modernist architecture shaped the world? </p><p>From cliffside retreats to high-tech homes, the visual podcast “An Architect’s Perspective” is your front-row seat to the 20th century’s...
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