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Hosted by Parlour · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 76 episodes
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Parlour POD presents convivial conversations from Parlour: gender, equity, architecture. Episodes are drawn from much-loved Seasonal Salons, recorded live across Australia. Wide-ranging and diverse stories of lives in and around architecture and the built environment are told with humour and humility. Personal and particular, intimate and engaging, each episode canvasses the complexities of careers, obstacles faced and opportunities found.
Parlour hosts Parlour POD, a arts show with 76 episodes published.
Our conversationalists for this episode are Zoe King , a Director at Cox Architecture, and Miranda Spencer an architect at Design Inc. They share candid insights into their career journeys, leadership experiences, and th
Our conversationalists for this episode are Mia Larsen , a architecture student currently studying a Master of Architecture at the University of Tasmania and has hands-on experience in bamboo and earth building. Rosie Sh
Our conversationalists for this episode are Justine Ebzery , a director at Fulton Trotter Architects and Romina Richardson a senior associate at Architectus Conrad Gargett. In this episode, Justine and Romina share pract
Our conversationalists for this episode are Jenny Newman and Rebecca Boland . Jenny has over 25 years’ experience in architecture and planning, including 15 years serving on State and Local Government planning panels in
Our conversationalists for this first ever Newcastle Salon are Natalie Galea and Sam Spurr. Sam is Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Newcastle. Natalie is an expert in gender justice and human righ
Our conversationalists for this episode are Alexandra Lawlor and Felicity Stewart . Alex is an Associate Principal and new Studio Leader for Architectus Canberra office. Born and raised in Canberra, Felicity leads the St
Our conversationalists for this episode are Sharon Mackay and Wei Hsu . Sharon is a Director at JPE Design Studio, a role she took up following extensive experience in government and policy roles, and in communicating ar
Our conversationalists for this episode are Lucy Burke Smith , a heritage expert and Associate Partner at Purcell, and Gabrielle Phillips , a project architect at Taylor and Hinds Architects. Their conversation was open,
Our conversationalists for this episode are Kavita Gonsalves and Tanya Golitschenko . Tanya is a principal at Hassell and recipient of the 2022 Queensland Emerging Architect Prize. Kavita is the Sustainability Design Lea
Our conversationalists for this episode are Iranian born Parisa Izadpanahi and Koosha Saririan . Parisa is an Associate Professor and the Architecture Course Leader and Coordinator at Curtin University. Koosha is a regis
Our conversationalists for this episode are Rana Mohamed and Julia Bell . New to Tasmania at the time of this conversation in early 2024, Dr Rana Mohamed is an architect and interior designer from Egypt with a PhD in sus
Our conversationalists for this episode are Emily Paech and Kathy Trelease. Emily is a landscape architect at TCL and one of the Creative Directors for the 2023 Australia Pavilion La Biennale Di Venezia, Unsettling Queen
Our conversationalists for this episode are Kym Muir and Jessika Hames , who met for the first time for this Salon discussion. Kym is a registered architect and Director of Kym Muir Architects and Jessika is a Director o
Our conversationalists for this episode are Yaara Plaves and Alison Cox . Yaara is Head of Sustainability at Hames Sharley, contributing to leadership in sustainability locally and on a national scale. At the time of rec
Our conversationalists for this session are Heather MacRae and Felice Burrows . Heather is an Associate at The Fulcrum Agency and Felice is the Co-founder and Director of Architects&Co. Both share a circuitous route to a
Our conversationalists for this episode are good friends Shelley Penn and Amy Muir . Shelley is a strategic advisor to government and private sectors, Amy is Director of MUIR Architecture. Both are highly regarded archit
Our conversationalists for this episode are academic and historian Harriet Edquist and Cumulus Studio Associate Lucia Wellington . Harriet brings an enormous breadth of understanding of design across eras, from her histo
Our conversationalists for this episode are Poppy Taylor and Clare Steen . Poppy is a co-founder of Taylor & Hinds Architects and Clare is a co-Director of Launceston-based Plain Architecture. In this lively, engaging co
Our speakers for this episode are good friends Sophie Cleland and Tania Davidge. Sophie is a director at Architectus and Tania is now the CEO of Open House Melbourne. This is a hilarious conversation filled with laughter
Our conversationalists for this wonderful episode are Maggie Edmond and Vanessa Bird . It is a celebration of Maggie’s life and work on the occasion of being retrospectively awarded the 2003 Australian Institute of Archi
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