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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 16: Public Scholarship, Gauri Bharat
In episode 16 of the talks, Gauri Bharat dwells on the spectrum of knowledge dissemination, from high academia to public scholarship. Listen on to know her thoughts on how media has brought in changes in the prevalent architectural practices in the country; India's only architectural history & theory course at CEPT (where she instructs) and much more!
Guest: Gauri Bharat
Designation: Senior Associate Professor, CEPT University
Bio: Gauri Bharat specializes in architectural history in South Asia, with particular interests in indigenous built environments and architectural production in the late 19th and 20th centuries. She has developed and leads Indiaâs only specialist postgraduate program in architectural history and research at CEPT University, Ahmedabad, while also engaging with undergraduate and doctoral students. She has authored books on Adivasi [indigenous] architectural built environments and the social life of streets in India and is currently working on a monograph on the history of reinforced concrete construction in South Asia.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 15: Multiple Perspectives, Mrinalini Ghadiok
In episode 15 of the talks, Mrinalini Ghadiok shares with us, points from her journey in the world of curation. Listen on to know her thoughts on how magazines run in the country, the importance of thinking from multiple angles and much more!
Guest: Mrinalini Ghadiok
Designation: Architect, writer, curator
Bio: Mrinalini Ghadiok is an architect by training, visualizer by heart and writer by passion. Intrigued by the purpose of process and intention of action, she has spent nearly two decades blurring the boundaries between practice and disciplineâas an architect, educator, writer, magazine editor, and curator. Her personal research persists as a Design Culturist to question authorship and identity, the mechanisms that make architecture, design and culture relevant today, and those which serve to carve future histories.
Combining her architecture and editorial experiences, Mrinalini has curated and developed writings for eminent architects, designers, and artists. She is currently working on a series of monographs, as well as editing studio publications for internationally acclaimed practices situated in India. Her curatorial practice includes conferences, symposia, and masterclasses, often in collaboration with various design-led organisations to facilitate community engagements and interdisciplinary exchange. In this regard, her self-initiated interview series, Unplugged Talks, garnered much appreciation as a unique and reputed open-source archive of conversations with creatives from across the world. To further bridge the gap between designers and the industry, Mrinalini works with design-led brands to formulate interactive educational and outreach programs.
Having previously taught architectural design studio at university, and conducted independent workshops and lectures, her expertise continues to be sought across national and global forums for presentations and talks, serving as juror for awards and competitions, as well as collaborating with media and curatorial agencies. Acknowledged for her contribution to the field of architecture in India, Mrinalini was recently listed as one of 80 women architects âShaping the Builtâ at the first ever Indian Art, Architecture and Design Biennale (New Delhi, 2023).
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 14: Negotiating Flux, Nisha Nair Gupta
Nisha Nair Gupta discusses about her innovative publishing initiative, People Places Project in the episode 14 of the season. Listen on to know her take on running bootstrapped initiatives, how to manage projects, managing opportunities and grants for independent projects and much more!
Guest: Nisha Nair Gupta
Designation: Urban researcher and publisher, Founder - People Places Project
Bio: Nisha Nair-Gupta is an architect, urban researcher and writer, and is currently a PhD research scholar at IIT Bombay. She spearheads the publishing initiative, People Place Project, which has been invested in urban research, pedagogy and publication since its inception. As part of a publication initiative looking at creating literature, books, writing and media on urban consciousness, her responsibilities are editorial, creative and growth strategies. She has published five books as a curator and editor. Her current research works look at social spaces and urban mobilities, within the context of Southern urbanism.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 13: Get Trained, Mridula Sharma
In episode 13, Mridula Sharma gets candid about the state of flux of the media industry in architecture and design in India. Listen on to know her views on the changing media landscapes, the importance of getting trained in journalism, and much more!
Guest: Mridula Sharma
Designation: Design Futurist, Founder: StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma
Bio: Mridula Sharma is one of the distinguished design writers of India. She has been writing, compiling, and curating design content for over 27 years. Having started her journey with the iconic Indian design magazine, INSIDE OUTSIDE, Mridula has been the Founding Editor of UKâs best-selling homes magazine LIVINGETC in India. She has also worked on launching Better Homes & Gardens (US) in India and DESIGN TODAY, a design magazine from the INDIA TODAY stable. As one of Indiaâs leading and long-standing design journalists, she has tracked the industry and developed a keen understanding of how design continues to mirror the aspirations of our fast-changing economy.
Mridulaâs unwavering allegiance to design and its impact on our daily lives has led her to establish StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma as a premier platform for fostering connections and nurturing growth synergies within the design community.
She has four books to her credit and a design handbook for middle school children: done in collaboration with a design educationist. Mridula travels around the world exploring design nuggets and their cultural anthropology. She works and lives between Goa and New Delhi.
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Note: This episode was recorded while Mridula Sharma was working for Livingetc India.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 12: Architecture Films, Dhwaj Shah
Dhwaj Shah renders depth to the ongoing conversation by bringing his knowledge of architectural filmmaking to the house. Listen on as we discuss making films out of buildings, and making and sustaining a business out of this sacred act.
Guest: Dhwaj Shah
Designation: Co-Founder, Buildofy
Bio: Dhwaj Shah is the co-founder of Buildofy, an independent media firm that broadcasts architecture films and eBooks of amazing houses in India.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 11: The Metaverse, Abhishek "ABVERSE" Bhaskar
ABVERSE Abhishek is the guest for episode eleven of the series - one on a different note and flavor as we dive deep into the virtual world! This episode discusses architecture in the virtual world, the 'loss of soul', and chilling at Mars!! Well, almost!
Guest: Abhishek "ABVERSE" Bhaskar
Designation: Beatboxer, MC, Architect, Public Speaker, Entrepreneur.
Bio: Abhishek Bhaskar is one of India's leading Beatboxer and MCs, Public Speaker & an Entrepreneur. He is often referred to as a high-functioning generalist. He is the 1st Asian Beatboxer to work on a project for the United Nations. He has also conducted 2 of India's biggest Beatboxing workshops alongside Virat Kohli, Chris Gayle & Bollywood star - Ranveer Singh. He has been the ex-brand ambassador for Adidas Originals & JBL and performed for Artists like Sean Paul, AKCENT & other International Artists. He was also the ex-founder of DERT Lab, an award-winning design & research firm. He is building his new company in Stealth Mode, to be revealed soon.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 10: Reinvent Yourself, suryan saurabh
suryan saurabh deep-dives into photography in episode ten of this season. Listen to the episode to hear his thoughts on how he managed to make a business out of photography in the design world, and his word of advice for the folks: to be innovative, to grab the opportunities, and to make the best out of oneself!
Guest: suryan saurabh
Designation: Artist & Photographer
Bio: "Man who lived at the airport ".
suryan practices as an artist and co-founded "studio suryan//Dang" based in Delhi, India. He trained as an architect. Passionate about design, he explores the tools of photography, films, creative direction, books, and exhibitions. He has worked with studios like Studio Mumbai and Sameep Padora during his early years and uses the learnings to shape better communication in design. Intrigued by the Indian landscape and self-made design, he always explores new mediums to better express himself and the world around him. In a constant hunt for new design languages, people, and practices to meet, he spends most of his time.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 09: An Open Mind, Suneet Paul
Suneet Paul shares his views on media in design in this energetic conversation. Listen to the episode to hear his thoughts on how the culture of magazines have changed over time, and his earnest request to the youth to have an open mind that accepts feedback and embraces change!
Guest: Suneet Paul
Designation: Author & Architect
Bio: Author/architect Suneet Paul has been in the profession of architecture, academics and writing for over forty years, and was for twenty-five years the editor-in-chief of the national Indian magazine - Architecture + Design. Also, a former faculty of the School of Planning & Architecture, Delhi, he has participated in seminars and conferences and has written numerous articles on architecture and design.
Having authored three books in architecture and short fiction, painting is a hobby for him and he has won awards for his dedicated contribution to writing and journalism.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 08: The Comicverse, Anuj Kale
Anuj Kale gets candid while discussing his journey in architecture and comic making. Listen to the episode to hear his thoughts on simplifying stories for the common folks, running a business, and a lot more!
Guest: Anuj Kale
Designation: Founder, Leewardists
Bio: Anuj is an architect and an urban designer who prefers to write and draw about the profession rather than talk about it. Anuj has been writing and illustrating comics for the past nine years and has conducted over 150+ workshops in colleges across India in collaboration with his partner, Shreya. He has been part of making comics at Leewardists which caters to 3 lakh + viewers across the globe.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 07: Strategic Communications, Tanya Khanna
Tanya Khanna talks about strategic communications in the built environment in this episode of the talks. Listen on to know her views on how content has evolved in the AEC sector and to know her views on a lot of the contemporary issues of the media sector in the architecture industry.
Guest: Tanya Khanna
Designation: Founder, Epistle Communications
Bio: Indian Architect and Curator, Tanya Khanna has committed herself to Democratising Architecture ââ giving a global voice to design and to all those who practice, influence, or experience it. She is the founder of Epistle, the first and largest communications consultancy for architects and designers in South Asia. Through her work with more than 150 leading architects, design practitioners, real estate developers, artists and design brands, Tanya has been passionately advocating good design for over 16 years. Trained as an architect in India and London, Khanna brings with her an intrinsic understanding of what businesses in the design and AEC domains need to Be Known.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 06: The Mainstream, Shiny Verghese
Shiny Varghese talks about the status of the representation of built environment in the mainstream media in India today. Listen on to get important points on the entrypoints for the mainstream media in the country, and how she advices prospective candidates to approach the entrypoints.
Guest: Shiny Verghese
Designation: Senior Editor, The Indian Express
Bio: Shiny Varghese is Senior Editor at The Indian Express, New Delhi. In her 12 years, she has been following design and architecture in the country, lending her voice to urban issues and tracking new approaches to design.
Her stories have evaluated the relevance of design and promoted the need for thinking about it as a way of life. From interviews with architects to stories on new materials and experiments in practice, she has attempted to present the connect architecture has with people and society.
In her 18 years as a design journalist, she has developed a keen sense of design, asking the simple yet important question: âIs it necessary?â She has helped edit books and journals on design and architecture for practices and organisations and has been on the jury of national design competitions.
In the past, she has worked with the India Today Lifestyle group, the Deccan Chronicle and Down To Earth.
Trained at the Asian College of Journalism, Bangalore, she completed her Masters in English at Stella Maris in Chennai, and her schooling from St Maryâs Convent, Mumbai, and Our Own English High School, Dubai. She lives and works in Delhi.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 05: Writing Architecture, Apurva Bose Dutta
Apurva Bose Dutta lays out architectural writing in the current context for my audience. Listen to the episode to know why she expresses the need for fluidity in 'design media' while reminding the fraternity to be mindful of what content it produces and call it 'architecture journalism'.
Guest: Apurva Bose Dutta
Designation: Author, Architectural Journalist, Curator, Editor, Educator
Bio: Ar. Apurva Bose Dutta is an Indian author, award-winning architectural journalist, curator, editor, and educator based in Bengaluru. An alumna of the Chandigarh College of Architecture (2005), Apurva's professional journey of 18+ years has seen global collaborations with architecture-design multimedia publication houses, firms, organizations, and institutions.
Recognized for her pioneering initiatives in architectural design writing in India, Apurva works at the intersection of architectural design writing, curation, critique, discourse, communications and thinking. She is passionate about writing, curating architecture-design content and discourses, professional speaking, offering training initiatives in architectural writing, and consulting for academic and professional platforms.
Apurva has been invited by the Australian and Finland Governments to represent the Indian delegation at the International Media Visits of Architectural Writers in Melbourne (2016) and Helsinki (2018). Author of Architectural Inheritance and Evolution of India (2023) and Architectural Voices of India (2017), Apurva is widely published and holds advisory positions with several renowned global architectural and design platforms.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 04: Simple Narratives, Mahafuj Ali
Mahafuj Ali gets candid about the power of simplicity and small actions. He isn't someone who minces with his words. Or, his cartoons! Listen to learn about how he focuses on simplicity when making his pieces and how simple narratives can do wonders!
Guest: Mahafuj Ali
Designation: Landscape architect & Cartoonist
Bio: Mahafuj Ali, better known as MAli is a self-taught cartoonist, illustrator, and landscape architect by profession. Presently based in Newcastle, Australia for the past few years and working as a landscape architect. He was born and raised primarily in Krishnanagar, India. He studied Architecture at BESU Shibpur and Landscape Architecture at CEPT Ahmedabad. He has been awarded various cartoon and architectural awards both on Indian & International platforms.
He has been awarded one of the top four cartoonists of India by the Times of India in 2017.
Over the past few years - MAli, as he is lovingly called by his friends & followers, has evolved into a creator of innumerable viral trends on virtual platforms, currently popular in India and reaching about 2 million people every month. He is a regular contributor to the cartoon section of AARO ANANDA, a digital version of Anandabazar Patrika.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 03: Keep Writing!, Rahul Saini
Rahul spills the beans on how to approach life as a writer as a designer/architect and shares some sweet and hard truths. He also sheds light on how the various mediums are evolving in today's context, along with other relevant pointers on how the entire media industry in the ACED sector is functioning in the present times.
Guest: Rahul Saini
Designation: Architect & Novelist
Bio: Rahul Saini is an architect from one of the finest architecture colleges in India and also holds a masterâs degree in English Literature. His book Those Small Little Things was translated in Hindi and won the award for best translation by The Federation of Indian Publishers in 2011. Paperback Dreams won the A3 Foundation Award for Best Satire in 2019. He has authored seven books and his latest, The Part I Left With You is winning readersâ hearts across the country. Apart from writing, he teaches creative writing and mentors students for Scholastic Writers Academy. He also runs a YouTube channel called Writing Rahul where he talks about book, movies, music and more.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 02: Criticality 404, Rajesh Advani
Rajesh's experience brings candor to this conversation. He reminds the media fraternity to step out of the standard architect-led narrative that has flooded the market. Listen on to learn his perspective on the absence of critical media in the built environment as well as the necessity to embrace alternate and innovative forms of content. This would be a great listen for my colleagues in the media domain now, some great pointers await.
Guest: Rajesh Advani
Designation: Architect, Founding Editor: ArchitectureLive! and Unbuilt Ideas.
Bio: Rajesh Advani is an architect and the founding editor of ArchitectureLive! and Unbuilt Ideas â two online platforms dedicated to making architecture and design accessible to all, while providing equal opportunities for professionals to share their stories.
Since launching these portals, Rajesh has been actively engaged in addressing diverse issues surrounding the architecture profession, practice, and education worldwide. His work has significantly influenced the industry and inspired numerous young professionals.
Rajesh's initiative to showcase Unbuilt Architecture in India has had a profound impact, encouraging professionals, academics, and students to discuss the value of unrealized ideas within the field. This platform has fostered insightful conversations and appreciation for conceptual architectural works that might otherwise have remained unexplored.
Moreover, Rajesh's efforts to promote gender parity in the architecture profession in India have initiated a new discourse around this long-ignored issue. His advocacy has raised awareness and sparked meaningful dialogue, challenging traditional norms and paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable professional landscape.
Through his online platforms, initiatives, and advocacy work, Rajesh Advani has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to promoting inclusivity, knowledge-sharing, and the advancement of architectural discourse on a global scale.
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Season 2: Architecture X Media StudiesEp. 01: Media as a Mirror, Rohan Shivkumar
Rohan Shivkumar gets candidly surgical while discussing the status of media and communications in the architecture industry in the country in the first episode of this season. Listen on to know his viewpoint on how he believes that media should be acting as a mirror for self-introspection and self-check, and his cautions on what's happening otherwise in India.
Guest: Rohan Shivkumar
Designation: Filmmaker & Educator
Bio: Rohan Shivkumar, an architect, urban designer, and filmmaker based in Mumbai, serves as the Dean of Architecture at the Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute. He is a principal at the 'Collaborative Design Studio' and part of CRIT, an urban research collective. His diverse portfolio spans architecture, urban research, film, and visual art, focusing on housing, public space, and city representation. Notable projects include the Churchgate Revival and Tourist District projects. At KRVIA, he leads the Research and Design Cell, working on initiatives like Dharavi development and infrastructure access. Co-editor of 'Project Cinema City', he curates film programs and writes on cinema, architecture, and urbanism. His films like 'Nostalgia for the Future' and 'Lovely Villa' have garnered attention globally, featuring in events such as the Chicago Architecture Biennale, the Sharjah Architecture Triennale, the Seoul Architecture Biennale, the World Social Forum, and the Dhaka Art Fair and Documenta, showcasing his interdisciplinary approach to art and urbanism.
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Introducing Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Prologue - Media Studies in ACED
This season brings to you twenty-four guests from the umbrella of media in architecture, construction, engineering, and design. This prologue sets the context for the season. Why Design Media? You get your answer here. The prologue also sets a relevant tonalityâlisten to the episodes with an open and accepting mind and heart! Episodes drop weekly, on Fridays!
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Oh it’s great to be back! I do apologize that it took me a year and a half to publish the season finale for Diversify Please! But, I’m not sorry about it – I was saving my own ass before I could ask others to save theirs!
The last season takes one final attempt at explaining why diversifying out of architecture is perfectly okay, and is possibly, necessary a step for the overall ecosystem to continue rolling smoothly. This one is calm, and for one last time in this season, asks all those who want to – to move out of core architecture practice.
Remember SRK’s dialogue? “Koi bhi dhanda chota nahi hota hai, aur dhande se bada koi dharam nahi hota hai”…
Season Two dropping soon!
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The very first season of the talks titled “Diversify Please” discusses in details, the necessity of architects to diversify when it comes to professional choices! In the fourth episode of this season titled “Pritzker Trap”, the host discusses about the various internal factors that a young architect will be facing in his journey from a student of architecture to a full time professional in the industry. While it is pretty understood that such internal biases are a result of all the things they see outside, this episode discusses both. It covers issues like starchitecture, the celebrity culture obsession, the Bilbao effect and the Pritzker Price as well! Wile all the factors have been discussed, this episode tries to delve into the psychological aspects - how the young mind thinks, and why those thoughts have to be kept under check to ensure that there isn’t any confusion when one is deciding the future course of action for himself/herself. An ideal listen for architecture students as well as young professionals, this episode elaborates on the kind of thoughts and influences they need to stop getting into their heads and avoid the subsequent blind-headedness in their journey of diversifying out of architecture!
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The very first season of the talks titled “Diversify Please” discusses in details, the necessity of architects to diversify when it comes to professional choices! In the third episode of this season titled “Kid Conundrum”, the host discusses about the various external factors that are primarily floating around in the industry that act as negative biases for the young professionals in their journey ahead, be it in their journey as an architect, or in their journey of diversifying out of core practice. This episode deals with issues like using experience as an excuse for underpayment, and how the ‘passion pill’ is a common tool of exploitation and subjugation in our industry. An ideal listen for architecture students as well as young professionals, this episode elaborates on the kind of advices and words they need to ignore listening to and avoid in their journey of diversifying out of architecture!
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