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Lese Majesty

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Flute Boots

Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi join us to discuss their recently published book, Haiti Now – a herculean resource on post-disaster urbanism in Haiti, published by their urban think tank, the NOW Institute.

The rest of this episode takes a look back at the first forty episodes of Archinect Sessions, as we wrap up season one. Each new episode has expanded, and sharpened, our idea of what the podcast can and should be. We've spoken with some pretty heavy hitters, including Denise Scott Brown, Kevin Roche, Patrik Schumacher, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, Bjarke Ingels, Thomas Heatherwick, Christopher Hawthorne and Michael Rotondi, as well as some up and comers, like Andrés Jaque (winner of MoMA's 2015 YAP), Jimenez Lai, and Nicolas Moreau and Hiroko Kusunoki (winners of the Guggenheim Helsinki competition).

It's been a blast, but moving forward, we want to tighten up, dig deeper and move the proverbial furniture around. We'll start up season two in the coming weeks, but while we're on hiatus, we'd love to get your feedback – tell us what you think of the podcast by taking this short survey, or rating us on iTunes. Your thoughts will help us shape Sessions' next season.

Session 40: Now and Then - Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi

Lyrics- 

Screaming "Fuck these bitches that are basic" (ha, ha, ha, yeah)

I learn a lot about myself by not giving up
(This day in age, I need a chain more than I need a belt)
A spell to try, and try again, just to live it up
(If I maintain, will I obtain more than I thought was dealt?)

A funky rhythm for the people who don't give a fuck
(Not entertained or ever phased by how a sucker felt)
Dance with me all night until the morning comes
(Because it's lame to be afraid of what others tell each other)

Undercover, each other has a different front
We make another play while the haters yell
We create our own heaven while they discuss
And aim up to the planes because we live in hell

If only I could party all day and night
But if I didn't feel a struggle, could I even tell?
What will they think about all my aim and such?
Like, if this rap shit didn't happen, would I get hard and bail?

Push me down to the dirt and I'll just toughen up
I'm not acting like I'm packing or I got drugs to sell,
I'm just a lonely ass kid up in my brain
And much of what I think I don't say, so I just exhale, thinking

I fly to fly higher, strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders, rolling paradise under palm trees

I fly to fly higher, strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders, rolling paradise under palm trees

On my own, walking on this lonely road (yeah, yeah, the only one)
Pay my toll in the only life I seem to know (yeah, yeah, the only one)

If I'm weak, I promise that I will not change (yeah, yeah, I promise)
They call me "the solemn poet with no name" 
(What they call me dawg? Nothing)

I learn a lot about myself by not giving up
(This day in age, I need a chain more than I need a belt)
A spell to try, and try again, just to live it up
(If I maintain, will I obtain more than I thought was dealt?)

A funky rhythm for the people who don't give a fuck
(Not entertained or ever phased by how a sucker felt)
Dance with me all night until the morning comes
(Because it's lame to be afraid of what others tell each other)

Undiscovered, my love was just another doubt
What this really was, I thought I couldn't know
I guess I'll do what I do best while I'm on this route
And write down a feeling that nobody showed

With the vision in my mind as I feel the breeze
Sometimes, I think I might die with sand on my feet
After all this time, my end has not been reached
I know the words will live forever, even in defeat

My whole life I've been climbing Mount Everest
When I reach the top, I know I'll hold the holy grail
I'm still a boney ass kid up in my heart
And much of what I feel I don't express, so I just inhale, thinking

I fly to fly higher, strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders, rolling paradise under palm trees

I fly to fly higher, strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders, rolling paradise under palm trees

I WAS HERE

Rolling Paradise

This week we're devoting our episode to the anniversary of the 2016 election of Donald J. Trump, the statement by the AIA CEO Robert Ivy, and the subsequent dissent born out of the hashtag #NotMyAIA. We look to what has changed, and what hasn't; as it relates to the profession, activism and education, and what does the future portend. Joining me today are Katherine Darnstadt, founder and principal at Chicago-based Latent Design, V. Mitch McEwen, founder and principal at Brooklyn-based A(n) Office, principal of McEwen Studio, and assistant professor at Princeton School of Architecture, and Rosa T. Sheng, AIA LEED AP BD C, principal at SmithGroupJJR, AIASF President Elect - 2018 Board.

Equity, Secrets and Relevancy of AIA; 1 Year Post #NotMyAIA

This week, Donna and Ken are joined by Indianapolis Architect and ARE Sketches author, Lora Teagarden. Lora is an architect with RATIO Architects and L^2 Design. On this podcast, we'll be discussing three news items from the website. First up is the controversy around the proposal for the "Tallest Building in Portland" by the architecture firm William Kaven. Second is the Op-Ed on "Boring Architecture" by LA Times architecture critic, Christopher Hawthorne. Last is a provocative interview with OMA partner, Reinier de Graaf, by the folks at Failed Architecture called, "Architecture is in a State of Denial".

Architecture — Tools of Capital: Iconic, Boring, and for the Happy Few

Version with visuals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEP0Gi8kZhg

Tycho Sunrise DJ Set on The Dusty Rhino at Burning Man - Thursday, August 30, 2018

Track Listing:

Fila Brazillia - A Zed And Two L's
King Of Woolworths - Bakerloo (Main Titles)
Squarepusher - Iambic 5 Poetry 
DJ Krust - Soul In Motion
Aphex Twin - IZ-US
Tycho - Adrift
PFM - One & Only 
Art Feynman - Slow Down 
Weval - Thinking Of 
Glue70 - Til You Say
Com Truise - Flightwave
Melanie De Biasio - Afro Blue
James Holden - 10101
Voyage - Dynamic
Weval - It'll Be Just Fine 
Roman Flügel - 9 Years (DJ Koze Remix)
Jon Hopkins - Emerald Rush

<<< Sunrise >>>

Pluko - l o v e 
Aleksandir - Yamaha
Chrome Sparks - Moonraker
Kölsch & Tiga - HAL
Bicep - Glue Original Mix
Chrome Sparks - All There Is
Tycho - Awake

Thanks to Weval for the inspiration, Rob Garza, Willits, Glue70, Kiyoka and the Dusty Rhino Crew for making it happen every year. Thank you to everyone who made this moment special, it's always a highlight of my year and I'm so grateful to be able to share it with you all.

Waypoint - Burning Man Sunrise Set 2018

This is a rehearsal of part of the polyrhythmic max patch that actually broke directly before the gig, so I couldn't play with it, really fucking frustrating, one day I will do this again with all the other parts of the patch which I never got to try out.

fuck it...

Barbican1 Rehearsal Seq1 [remote control orchestra]

Read the insider's guide to Homework and find my brand-new TEACHERS video mix this way: https://djmag.com/longreads/daft-punk-s-homework-25-teachers-and-students

Daft Punk 'Teachers' influences Mix Vol II  (1977-1997)

Podcast: A Pinch of Doubt

Episode: 10

Title: Talking with Orhan Ayyüce

Host: Cem Kayatekin, Assistant Professor at IE School of Architecture and Design, inquiring into topics (hopefully) critical to architecture and urbanism.

Guest: Orhan Ayyüce -- professor in the Department of Architecture at East Los Angeles College; also teaches urbanism and architecture at Escuela Libre de Arquitectura in Tijuana, Mexico; senior editor at Archinect; wanderer; observer; etc.; etc.

We discuss: His life and times; LA then and now; SCI-Arc; the California and LA architecture scene and the changes therein over time; writing style and craft; and beyond! 

Audio mastering and editing: FlomoNotio (Sri Lanka)

Intro and exit music: Sampled from "The Church of the Transfiguration" by Roger Plexico (Track 4 of Album: No Man's Land) shared under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Logo design by Ujal Gorchu.

Session 40: Now and Then - Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi

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