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EP 8 - Tipperary (Dubliner Helen)
Helen from Dublin is shown several options in County Tipperary—one even has a business at the back.
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Hugo França
Hugo França gave a new meaning to the chainsaw, transforming fallen trees into pieces of art and unique urban furniture. The artist born in Porto Alegre shows his routine in Trancoso, Bahia, where he settled in the 1980s and where he produces pieces that weigh tons. They can be seen in Ibirapuera...
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Productive Spaces
"Laguna was a bankrupt textile factory. I looked to the core of it, trying to understand the use of this place to see what it could become in the future." - Alberto Kritzler, developer
When manufacturing went offshore, many of the bustling factories in Mexico City were abandoned. The value of lo...
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Arata Isozaki Early Work in Japan
Renowned architect, Arata Isozaki creates with a rare and specific hand, blending his Japanese culture and education with classic Western aesthetics. Inspired deeply by the architecture he saw in Europe, Isozaki's buildings appear both grand and delicate, entirely aware of the space they occupy. ...
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EP 3 - Enniscorthy, Wexford
Meath native Aoife wants to move out of the family home; her dad and Kieran join the house-hunt in Enniscorthy.
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Permanent Change
Filmed in 2011 at the fourth conference on materials in architecture and engineering at Columbia University, Permanent Change looks at the history and development of plastic within the architectural world. Addressing a number of factors including design, engineering and form, lecturers present a ...
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Cologne
Old and new often enter into a fascinating symbiosis in Cologne. Dunkl starts his tour at Cologne Cathedral, of course, and is taken to lofty heights by the cathedral's master builder. In The Kolumba by Peter Zumthor, he experiences the extraordinary atmosphere of an art museum. Cologne's largest...
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John Gollings - Eye for Architecture
Eye for Architecture journeys into the world of cutting-edge architecture in Australia and Asia through the lens of renowned architectural photographer John Gollings.
A Gollings photograph can turn an ordinary building into art, helping it get published or win an award.
Join Gollings on a jou...
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Shenzhen, China
Shenzhen, China, is the hardware capital of the world and one of the country’s major ports – it’s a city on top of its game. There’s no denying that Shenzhen fosters innovation and entrepreneurship, but does success in business equal smart?