In this episode, Instructor at Architecture is Free Foundation and Toye, an architectural student give us a closer look at methods of archiving architectural works for future years and the evolution of architectural representation from pen and paper drawi

As many of us who are familiar with Architecture know, the community is very important. And battling late nights with fellow students in the studio. Forming strong bonds with your peers who understand the struggle of professional pursuit. That community f

This episode continues from the last episode's deep dive into the importance of cultural preservation. Today, we are investigating how we can go from high-minded theories to real-life executions of cultural preservation and architectural heritage.

Cultural and heritage tourism has become a major source of revenue for many communities and states across the globe. Imbued with a message from the past, the historic monuments of generations of people remain to the present day as living witnesses of thei

Architecture is a Critical Ingredient of Pandemic Medicine The effects of the covid-19 have caused a massive change to our daily lives, changes that happened rapidly and abruptly. Suddenly, we've been forced to wonder if our tiny offices are properly vent

Welcome to the Open Lagos Podcast, where we explore Lagos’ past, present, and future. We dive into perspectives and stories about Lagos and the salient issues facing our city. We celebrate the place-makers and innovators behind Lagos' built environment, d