In this episode, we speak with William Boles, currently a student at Harvard Graduate School of Design, with an impressive practice as a theatre and set designer. Scaling the confluence of landscape architecture, theatre design, culture, and social practice, William talks to us about space, the crafts of mise en scène, breaking the fourth wall, and much more.

In this episode, we speak to Varad Bang, an architecture student turned artist who found his calling in classical realism at the prestigious Florence Academy of Art. As he gears up for his upcoming exhibition ‘Weight of Love’, we dive into his creative journey, artistic process, and everything that led to this deeply personal showcase.

In this episode of InDepth Talks, we are joined by Kian Hosseinnia, a dedicated academic with a passion for history, architecture, and philosophy. His work bridges disciplines, offering fresh perspectives on the intersections of design, historical inquiry, and theory.

With a degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Columbia University's GSAPP, Kian explores how architecture shapes and is shaped by cultural and intellectual movements.

Join us as we dive into his research, challenge ideas, and uncover new ways to think about design and the built environment. You don’t want to miss this one!

In our second episode of InDepth Talks, with a focus on Design enquiry, we engage in a discourse withAditya Mandlik ,an architect based in Mumbai, founder of theStudio Aditya Mandlik, and graduate of the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and Rachana Sansad's Academy Of Architecture Mumbai.

This conversation explores his journey, from being from an artist family to exploring architectural pedagogy and finally his practice of design and art in today's scenario. We delve into many topics, like "Factory 5.0," one of his most impressive works, his take on education, architecture as a practice, and climate change. Tune in for an engaging and thought-provoking episode.

In the inaugural episode of this season ofIndepth Talks -Project After Architecture, we engage in a discourse withVaissnavi Shukl ,an architect based in Ahmedabad, founder of theArchitecture Off-Center podcast, and graduate of Harvard Graduate School of Design.

This conversation explores her journey as a podcaster, the intricate balance between architectural theory and practice, and her profound insights into evolving role of women in the field. Tune in for an engaging and thought-provoking episode.

In this episode, we engage in a discourse with Anshuman Roy, an alumnus of Sir JJ College of Architecture, and a master's degree holder from the National University of Singapore (NUS), is an Architect, Design Theorist and Technologist, who, over his career spanning nearly 15 years, has practiced in India, Singapore and China. He is the Founder and Director of Research and Development at Mothership Future Cities Laboratory.

He elaborates on the development of newer possibilities and ideas such as; the accessibility of extended reality, its scope in business, and the conviction for investment in a field that is quite radical, paving the way for the central intention behind Mothership.

We would be delving into the aspects of design technology practice in general, and the development of different algorithms that allow one to approach the basic premises of applied design, that is well-rounded and responsive to various contextual factors both tangible and intangible.

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In this episode, we engage in a conversation with Architect Jay Gadekar, an alumnus of Sir J.J. College of Architecture, currently a tech entrepreneur and co-founder of the start-up: ‘Shram’ as he discusses his journey from being a full-time practicing architect to a tech entrepreneur, developing and launching their own startup.
We would be exploring the challenges and growth, moving from architecture to entrepreneurship, and the reasons behind it. This conversation focuses on the mindset and approach behind this transition and how one’s work reflects one's personality and beliefs.
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Join us in this captivating episode to explore the unorthodox career path of Atimanyu Vashishth, an Alumnus of Sir JJ College of Architecture.

Currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts at the Architectural Association Interprofessional Studio (AAIS), in London, he talks about constantly defining and redefining what his practice entails. The focus of the conversation is his exploration of dualism between individualization and planetary subjectivities.

Join us as we discuss what being a poet, writer, and dramaturg is after architecture.

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