The second episode of the newly launched Design Speaks Weekly podcast, released today, features Australian architect Glenn Murcutt sharing some of his most significant lessons learned throughout his distinguished career in design. The acclaimed architect discusses the evolution of architectural practice and the enduring principles that have guided his work over nearly six decades.
Murcutt, who has received numerous prestigious awards throughout his career, is particularly recognized for winning the Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1992 and the highly coveted Pritzker Prize in 2002. These accolades cement his position as one of Australia's most influential architects, having witnessed dramatic changes in the world of architectural practice during his nearly 60-year career.
In the podcast episode, Murcutt joins Architecture Media editorial director Katelin Butler for an in-depth conversation about the intersection of poetics and pragmatism in architecture. The discussion explores how the creative spirit of architecture continues to survive and thrive within an constantly evolving industry, offering listeners valuable perspectives from both his earliest projects and his most recent work.
The podcast provides insights into Murcutt's design philosophy and approach, reflecting on the lessons he has accumulated over his extensive career. His experiences span decades of architectural evolution, giving him a unique perspective on how the profession has transformed while core creative principles remain constant.
Design Speaks Weekly is presented through a partnership with the Australian Institute of Architects and receives support from Lysaght. The podcast follows a regular schedule, with fresh episodes delivered every Tuesday to provide consistent content for architecture enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Listeners can access the podcast through all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts, making it easily accessible to a wide audience interested in architectural discourse and design insights from leading practitioners in the field.
