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Hi. Welcome to Episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to [email protected] or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part II)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
In Part 2 of the episode, we explore Sachin’s practice – SS Design Studio – what kind of architecture he relates with and the future of design.
Links
SS Design Studio
Arne Jacobson
Verner Panton
Laurie Baker
Talking Practice Podcast
Neri&Hu Episode | Talking Practice
Dharavi Design
MasterPlanet
Little BIG Planet | Op-Ed: With Masterplanet, Bjarke Ingels’s architecture has become universal—and incapable of admitting difference
Designing to Survive | The Washington Post
Hi. Welcome to Episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to [email protected] or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part II)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
In Part 2 of the episode, we explore Sachin’s practice – SS Design Studio – what kind of architecture he relates with and the future of design.
Stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to [email protected] or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part I)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
Links
SS Design Studio
Anand Patwardhan
Cabin in the Woods
Devdutt Pattanaik
Rudolf Wittkower
Architecture without Architects | Bernard Rudofsky
Work & Co.
The Map
The New York Subway Map Debate | It’s Nice That
Gary Hustwit
Dieter Rams | 10 Principles For Good Design
The Design Trilogy
Helvetica
Objectified
Urbanized
Hi. Welcome to episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to [email protected] or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part I)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
Part 1 airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part II)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In Part II of the episode, we go deeper into the process, talk about collaborations, what’s in store for us next as well as a exploring the elements of one of his tracks – Yahin Kahin.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Links:
Khwaab | Spotify
Khwaab | Apple Music
Khwaab | YouTube
Khwaab | Instagram
Khwaab | Facebook
Khwaab | Business Email
Yahin Kahin by Khwaab Ft. Nikhil D'Souza
Bohot Bechain by Khwaab Ft. Divyam Sodhi
Olympics Documentary 2020
Forest Essentials
Nishant Nagar talks about his new moniker and soulful new single Chaar Raste | The New Indian Express
Best independent debuts of 2020 so far | A Humming Heart
Khwaab ft Raghav Meattle’s Parchayi is a moving tribute that makes for an ambient experience | High On Score
Khwaab and Raghav Meattle | Radio City Freedom Exchange | Ep 26 | Parchayi
Music Credits:
Vocals: Nikhil D'Souza
Backing Vocals: Tyesha Kohli
Guitars: Mansij Madaan
Lyrics: Nishant Nagar, Ritvik Kulshrestha
Mix/Master: Keshav Dhar
All music produced and composed by Khwaab.
Yahin Kahin Cover Art by Hariom Verma
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part II)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In Part II of the episode, we go deeper into the process, talk about collaborations, what’s in store for us next as well as exploring the elements of one of his tracks – Yahin Kahin.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Part II airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part I)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In the first part of the episode we discuss Nishant’s journey as a producer and composer, how he spent his time during the lockdown, the evolution of Khwaab and the ambient atmospheric soundscapes that have come to be associated with him.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Links:
Khwaab | Spotify
Khwaab | Apple Music
Khwaab | YouTube
Khwaab | Instagram
Khwaab | Facebook
Khwaab | Business Email
Red Shorts
Ulka by Khwaab Ft. Abhay Sharma
Summer's Day by Khwaab & Trisalien
Parchayi by Khwaab & Raghav Meattle
Olympics Documentary 2020
Forest Essentials
Nishant Nagar talks about his new moniker and soulful new single Chaar Raste | The New Indian Express
Best independent debuts of 2020 so far | A Humming Heart
Khwaab ft Raghav Meattle’s Parchayi is a moving tribute that makes for an ambient experience | High On Score
Khwaab and Raghav Meattle | Radio City Freedom Exchange | Ep 26 | Parchayi
Music Credits:
Vocals: Raghav Meattle
Guitars: Mansij Madaan
Backing Vocals: Khwaab
Mix/Master: Keshav Dhar
Lyrics: Ritvik Kulshrestha, Nishant Nagar
All music produced and composed by Khwaab.
Parchayi Cover Art by Preksha Sipani
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part I)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In the first part of the episode we discuss Nishant’s journey as a producer and composer, how he spent his time during the lockdown, the evolution of Khwaab and the ambient atmospheric soundscapes that have come to be associated with him.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Part I airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu (Part II)
Achyut is an architect with an Msc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainity of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroot level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements as well as the future of the same.
This is Part 2 of the episode where we continue our conversation – exploring Education Against all odds, The National Rurban Mission and Policy and Advocacy in Design.
Links:
Education Against All Odds | ISSUU
Education Against All Odds | YouTube
Reality Studio | Chalmers University, Sweden
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | ISSUU
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | YouTube
ASER 2020 | Annual Status of Education Report (Rural)
The Negotiation of Hope by Jeremy Till
Distributing Power: Jeremy Till on the Complex Necessity of Participatory Urbanism
Agastya International Foundation
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu (Part II)
Achyut is an architect with an Msc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainity of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroot level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements as well as the future of the same.
This is Part 2 of the episode where we continue our conversation – exploring Education Against all odds, The National Rurban Mission and Policy and Advocacy in Design.
The episode airs this Saturday. Stay tuned.
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