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In this episode, host Jim Schneider talks witharchitect Matthias Hollwich, discussing his global journey and experiences with an emphasis on humility, adaptability, and understanding community needs. The conversation covers the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in enhancing creativity, sustainability, and social aspects of architecture. The discussion also addresses societal issues like aging, segregation, and promotes multigenerational living spaces and community interactions. Matthias discusses the responsibility architects have in creating inclusive, intergenerational living spaces.
Episode Notes:
Matthias Hollwich is the founder of HWKN, a NY-based collective of architects, sculptors, social strategists and innovators dedicated to using architecture to shape a better world. Matthias was born and raised in Germany where he studied architecture and brings a dual perspective to all the firm’s designs, combining German precision with American aspiration. He was honored in Fast Company’s ranking of the world’s Top 10 Most Innovative Architects and in Business Insider’s list of Top Business Visionaries. Matthias Hollwich published his first book UmBauhaus- Updating Modernism in collaboration with Rainer Weisbach and the Bauhaus Foundation in 2006. His latest book, New Aging: Live Smarter Now to Live Better Forever, suggests a new way to think about aging that could fundamentally change the way we design for it. Matthias lectures widely on the topics of architecture, sustainability, aging and innovation at world-renowned conferences, including TED, PICNIC, Stelka, and the Conscious City conference. In 2019 he spoke at me Convention about “Unforgettable Architecture”.
Resources:
Matthias's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthias-hollwich-91859b/
By Jim SchneiderIn this episode, host Jim Schneider talks witharchitect Matthias Hollwich, discussing his global journey and experiences with an emphasis on humility, adaptability, and understanding community needs. The conversation covers the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in enhancing creativity, sustainability, and social aspects of architecture. The discussion also addresses societal issues like aging, segregation, and promotes multigenerational living spaces and community interactions. Matthias discusses the responsibility architects have in creating inclusive, intergenerational living spaces.
Episode Notes:
Matthias Hollwich is the founder of HWKN, a NY-based collective of architects, sculptors, social strategists and innovators dedicated to using architecture to shape a better world. Matthias was born and raised in Germany where he studied architecture and brings a dual perspective to all the firm’s designs, combining German precision with American aspiration. He was honored in Fast Company’s ranking of the world’s Top 10 Most Innovative Architects and in Business Insider’s list of Top Business Visionaries. Matthias Hollwich published his first book UmBauhaus- Updating Modernism in collaboration with Rainer Weisbach and the Bauhaus Foundation in 2006. His latest book, New Aging: Live Smarter Now to Live Better Forever, suggests a new way to think about aging that could fundamentally change the way we design for it. Matthias lectures widely on the topics of architecture, sustainability, aging and innovation at world-renowned conferences, including TED, PICNIC, Stelka, and the Conscious City conference. In 2019 he spoke at me Convention about “Unforgettable Architecture”.
Resources:
Matthias's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthias-hollwich-91859b/