Renato D'Ettorre’s architecture draws inspiration from past masters and civilizations, attempting to represent the present with a desire to leave enduring buildings for the future. 

 

In this episode, your host Elizabeth McIntyre and special guest, Renato D'Ettorre will discuss his life path that led him to be the architect he is today.

 

Listen to the full episode to discover more of the following:

• His carefree childhood in Italy; 
• How his upbringing shaped the person he is today; 
• The journey to choosing architecture as a career; 
• Working with Harry Seidler; 
• Having a gap year back in Italy, and how that formed his architectural perspectives; 
• Why he loves using bricks in his projects; 
• The development and creation of GB House;
• And much more...

*NOTE: After recording the podcast, we reflected on some of the facts discussed, the following are some of the discrepancies: the discussion about the inventor of the scooter - this was invented in Germany in the 1800's. Discussions about the Australian Embassy we mean the Embassy in Paris. Thank you for your understanding! Keep thinking brick. 

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Mentioned in this episode:

Renato D'Ettorre Architects

GB House - HHR Winner 2019

Italy

Harry Seidler

Think Brick Awards

 

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