Interview with WHY Architecture
As Built
In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with competition finalist of the firm . Photo of Brian Butterfield courtesy of WHY Architecture
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Interview with Weiss/Manfredi Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism
As Built
In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with competition finalists and , of the firm . Photo of Marion Weiss, Michael Manfredi courtesy of Shuli Sadé and Weiss/Manfredi
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Interview with Studio Gang
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In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with competition finalist of the firm . Photo of Jeanne Gang © John David Pittman
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Interview with Renzo Piano Building Workshop
As Built
In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Brian Jones and Patience Jones speak with competition finalists and Kerry Joyce of the firm . Photos of Elisabetta Trezzani and Kerry Joyce courtesy of Renzo Piano Building Workshop
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Interview with Selldorf Architects
As Built
In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with competition finalist of the firm . Photo of Annabelle Selldorf © Stephen Kent Johnson courtesy of Selldorf Architects
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Interview with Kengo Kuma & Associates
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In this episode of our series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Brian Jones and Patience Jones speak with competition finalist of . Photo of Kengo Kuma courtesy of J.C. Carbonne and Kengo Kuma & Associates
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Interview with Malcolm Reading, LVO, RIBA, Hon FRGS
As Built
In the second episode of a new series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with Malcolm Reading, LVO, RIBA, Hon FRGS, Chairman of , about how the competition process works and what architects should consider when entering a design competition. Photo of Malcolm Reading courtesy of Malcolm Reading Consultants
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Interview with Julián Zugazagoitia, Director & CEO of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
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In the first episode of a new series about the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art International Design Competition, As Built co-hosts Patience Jones and Brian Jones speak with , the Museum’s Director & CEO, about the competition and the need for community involvement. Photo of Julián Zugazagoitia courtesy of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
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Interview with Mark Wagner - Episode 95
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Mark Wagner, AIA, is a Principal at Davis Brody Bond, a Page/ Company. Based in New York City, Mark has deep experience in the design of cultural and public spaces. His portfolio includes the National September 11 Memorial Museum, the World Trade Center Archive, the National Park Service Ellis Island Emergency and Long-Term Museum Collections and Storage, and the Hall of Gems at the American Museum of Natural History. In this episode, Mark talks with Patience Jones about the roles that empathy and memory play in the design of public cultural spaces. They also discuss Davis Brody Bond’s own...
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Connecting Print with Digital - Episode 94
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Thinking about print and digital as two separate media formats that never overlap can shortchange the impact of both. In this episode, we talk about the ways in which digital efforts can support print marketing - and vice versa. Whether it’s a QR code for an ad or changing up your website to mirror editorial coverage, we help you find ways to connect the dots for your audiences. Highlights What it takes for a prospect to mentally connect your firm with its print coverage How to be consistent across media without being dull Working within advertorial parameters The different ways in which...
info_outlineMark Wagner, AIA, is a Principal at Davis Brody Bond, a Page/ Company. Based in New York City, Mark has deep experience in the design of cultural and public spaces. His portfolio includes the National September 11 Memorial Museum, the World Trade Center Archive, the National Park Service Ellis Island Emergency and Long-Term Museum Collections and Storage, and the Hall of Gems at the American Museum of Natural History. In this episode, Mark talks with Patience Jones about the roles that empathy and memory play in the design of public cultural spaces. They also discuss Davis Brody Bond’s own history of work and founding architect J. Max Bond, Jr.’s role in designing the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta.
Highlights:
- What inspired Mark to become an architect
- A leadership view of the organizational transition when Davis Brody Bond joined forces with multidisciplinary design, architecture, and engineering firm Page/
- How intentionality is expressed in design
- Managing dual states of empathy and emotional distance to achieve design goals
- The ways in which cultural buildings both reflect and shape our memories
- What public ownership of a space really means
- How cultural space design has changed over the last five years, and where it's headed in the next five
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- https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-jones-graphicmachine/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/patiencejones/
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