Today on “Whimsy” — Episode 19 of Prairie Design Lab — design to make you smile. Much design, no matter how beautiful and useful, can be sort of serious. We introduce you to two Winnipeg designers who put delight, pleasure, and whimsy at the centre of what they create, and people across North America are smiling as they discover it.
Category: University of Manitoba
Episode-17: Books
What does handmade bookbinding have to do with Interior Design? Plenty, as we’ll find out from a bookbinding artist, an Interior Design professor, and two students who saw and felt the link between the two first hand.
Episode-16: Supportive
People with disabilities often face challenges in accessing resources and funding to pay for their housing and care. We explore what it takes to create housing to support them in their needs with Amie Gross (NYC), and Emily Barber (U of M Interior Design Masters student) specializing in Supportive Housing.
Episode-13: HOF
https://umfm-broadcasts.s3.amazonaws.com/013-Prairie_Design_Lab-EP_013-HOF-2021-01-13.mp3 You start out at a good architecture school in your hometown, but — you get restless. You want to experiment with learning & working in a different setting at a new school & workplace — far from home. Today on Prairie Design Lab, we talk with three people who left for Hong Kong, Oslo & Frankfurt to do just that. HONGKONG OSLO FRANKFURT
Episode-11: Interiors
With two world-class interior designers, we explore the fractious debate between interior design & interior decorating. We find out about the difference between LEED ratings for sustainability, building materials, energy efficiency, and the environment. We also discuss the new standard called WELL, which focuses on human sustainability. Guests: Lois Wellwood and Cindy Rodych
Episode-10: Leadership
Episode 10 of Prairie Design Lab is titled “Leadership”. In it, three practice founders explore not the aesthetics of architecture but the effectiveness of imaginative leadership. Guests: Monica Adair, Marianne Amodio and Johanna Hurme
Episode-8: Remote
University of Manitoba Architecture grads work all over the world in communities large and small. In episode 8, titled “Remote,” we introduce you to 3 graduates who have created robust opportunities far afield in small remote firms. Guests: Michael Cox, Deirdre Harris and Tony Zedda photo by Couvrette photo by DNC photo by Vince Fedoroff