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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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
RMIT University hosts Talking Design, a arts show with 228 episodes published.
Volker Haug Studio is a decorative lighting practice based in Melbourne, creating lighting informed by a sense of discovery and experimentation. Works are produced by a skilled team of designers and makers, balancing tec
Chris McCue has been working as an architect and interior designer specialising in high end multi residential projects and bespoke homes for over 25 years; in Australia and across the world. An international design ideol
Kristin Green is the director of KGA Architecture and winner of the 2024 Marion Mahony Award for Interior Architecture. In this deeply layered conversation, Kristin joins Stephen to discuss her award-winning ‘gallery hom
André Bonnice is the co-founder of Simulaa, alongside his life and business partner Anna Jankovic. From designing amenity facilities in rural Victoria to creating furniture under the term ‘Energy Object’, the two RMIT al
Recipient of numerous awards from the Australian Institute of Architects, including the prestigious Sir Osborne McCutcheon Award in 2023, Lucy brings years of experience to the ‘table’. In this episode, her and Stephen d
Zahava Elenberg is the director of Move-in, one of Australia's leading FF&E studios. In this week’s episode, Zahava talks to Stephen Crafti about how she went from sneaking into her first architecture classes to embarkin
Mel Bright is the principal and design director of Studio Bright; a name which has been cemented into the fabric of Melbourne’s design landscape. In this week’s episode, Mel talks to Stephen Crafti about not being locked
Talking Design is back in time for Melbourne Design Week 2024! Join Stephen Crafti in conversation with the co-founder and director of FIGR Architecture & Design, Michael Artemenko. Now a prolific architect, Michael happ
Describing himself as an interior designer and a visual artist, Dr. James Carey switched from studying arts to Interior Design at RMIT University. As well as having worked with a number of practices, both local and globa
Denise Sprynskyj and Peter Boyd established S!X fashion label in 1994 -Following a deconstructed aesthetic from the outset, they continue to remain strong to their initial vision. Both now with doctorates from RMIT where
Established 10 years ago by founder and Creative Principal Rhy Gorgol, The Company You Keep, TCYK is a multi-sectorial design practice that takes a more unconventional approach from everything from band strategies and pr
Danielle Whitfield. Curator of Fashion & Textiles talks about the exhibition on Coco Chanel ‘Fashion Manifesto’ that opened at the National Gallery of Victoria in early December and will close at the end of April. She no
Initially studying sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts, Simone Leamon was then given the opportunity to work with contemporary jeweller Susan Cohn. She also later undertook a Masters Degree in Industrial Desig
Architect Robert Simeoni is masterful when it comes to working with older buildings. His latest project, a large period home in Hawthorn, Melbourne, straddles the fine line of what to retain as much as how to create a fi
Director of Angelucci Architects, Enza established her practice in 2006 after working for a decade with architect Norman Day, also a writer and critic. Enza, a graduate and alumni of RMIT University, is masterful at work
Architects David and Jacqui Wagner are a husband and wife team behind the practice Atelier Wagner. They have established a reputation for their fine and sensitive approach to restoring and repurposing heritage buildings
Sally Dan-Cuthbert opened her gallery in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney in 2019 as the pandemic took hold. While the last two years have been challenging, she sees greater interest in functional art, whether it takes the form o
Tapestries are experiencing a revival - perhaps in line with renewed interest in 1970s architecture and design, when tapestries were at their peak. Stephen Crafti caught up with Antonia Syme, Director of Australian Tapes
Based in Avalon on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, architect Richard Cole has established a strong following in this locale. His fine architect-designed houses, although having their own ‘voice’, find inspiration in the work
Architect Chris Peck is a Director of Art of Architecture (AOA). The name of his architectural practice reflects his interest in both art and architecture. AOA has not only established a reputation for this combo, but al
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Talking Design is hosted by RMIT University. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 228 episodes.
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