Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...
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Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...
What experiences will be possible in space? What do space companies contribute to the technological innovations of the future? And what strategies can be used to communicate the industry's objectives in a meaningful way? In our new podcast episode on the topic of space, we turn our attention to the cosmic space that surrounds the Earth. Our guest is Matteo Andreas Lorenzoni, Head of Sales at D-Orbit, a space company from Italy. Matteo is responsible for lead generation, preliminary mission de...
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Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...