On episode 9 of Dialling In With Habitus, we speak to architects Thomas Seear-Budd and James Ross of Wellington- and Wairarapa-based Seear-Budd Ross Architects.
On episode 8 of Dialling In With Habitus, we speak to architect Andy Carson about navigating the virtual world, social distancing in construction, and desk buddies in the form of family.
On episode 7 of Dialling In With Habitus, we speak to Stuart Vokes and Aaron Peters of Brisbane-based Vokes and Peters. Their practice is enriched by a deep and mutual respect for one another that has grown over the years.
On episode 6 of Dialling In With Habitus, we speak to Richard Peters about the performance of his own home completed a decade prior, residential design moving forward, and what it’s like to lead a team remotely.
On episode 5 of Dialling In With Habitus, we speak to Carole Whiting about her transition from advertising to interior design and navigating digital friendships and working relationships amongst her close-knit team.
On the 4th episode of Dialling In With Habitus we speak to Koichi Takada, a Sydney-based globally-recognised architect, about the opportunities within architecture presented to us by way of the pandemic.
Episode 3 is out! This time we speak to architect Tristan Wong about his role as director of architecture at SJB Melbourne and navigating contingency plans for the 2020 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Episode 2 of our podcast, Dialling In With Habitus, features a conversation with Sydney-based architect and business owner Melonie Bayl Smith of Bijl Architecture.
Episode 1 of our new podcast, Dialling In With Habitus, features a conversation with Brisbane-based architecture studio Myers Ellyet.
Whether you’re looking to keep up to date with the movements of the architecture and design industry as soon as they’re made, or browsing through our catalogue of more than a decade, Habitus Living is here to serve our community.
Paul Owen is taking the next couple of months to question previously unchallenged methods of practise and re-learn the importance of others.
When we are bored our minds run free and that, notes Matiya Marovich of Sans-Arc Studio, is an increasingly rare goldmine for creativity and originality.
