
sarah m. whiting + architecture’s present and future
With the architect Sarah M. Whiting we reflect upon the future of the field: “Architects and urban planners should work more closely together. Planners understand policy, while architects grasp design, but they often lack a common language."

bosco sodi on art and nature
Material driven artistic practice of Bosco Sodi: “My work is accessible and easy to connect with. I believe that art helps us reconnect with ourselves, widen our perspectives, and engage with others and nature. It’s therapeutic. That’s why I prioritize public projects—they’re the best way to give back.”

thomas a. geisler x design curation
Curator reflects on his journey from pottery to establishing Vienna Design Week: “When I started, design was more about fun and novelty. Today, it’s about transforming for a sustainable future. That requires a more critical approach to design.”

miguel leiro
Designer Miguel Leiro reflects on his influences: “Archaeologists are reverse designers—they find something and then figure out how it was made, how it was used, and who used it. This opened my eyes to a more objective understanding of objects and materials.”