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Andrew Spade, fashion designer and co-founder of labels Jack Spade and Kate Spade, defines great design.
Andrew Spade's Definition of Great Design
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Part 1 in a seven part series where we learn how the architect invents by creating something of new utility. He is also a designer and a translator of the owners…
How to Be an Architect Part 1
From How to Architect
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Alberto Alessi, CEO of Alessi, talks about integrating research in his product line.
How to Integrate Research in Design
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If your wondering what you might learn as an architect, its probably about philosophy, sociology, psychology, material science, engineering, mathematics, History &…
How to be an Architect - Part 3
From How to Architect
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What does an architect use to be creative? Learn how the architect uses scale, form, complexity and material to create a framework for style. That framework then gives…
How to Be an Architect Part 4
From How to Architect
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Graphic novelist David Small talks about how his experience with therapy in adolescence inspired the cathartic self-analysis of his memoir, called Stitches.
How Drawing Can Be a Cure
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Learn how Doug tried to get a job by designing a spaceship house on the side of a cliff. Using four simple words and asking the questions who, what, where and why a…
How to be an Architect - Part 5
From How to Architect
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Artist Carolyn Oberst explains what inspired her to paint the Irrational Exuberance piece.
Irrational Exuberance Painting by Carolyn Oberst
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Learn that if you look below the surface you'll see that the architect makes buildings, but they also make form, story, music and inspiration.
How to Be an Architect Part 2
From How to Architect
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Francoise Mouly, art editor at The New Yorker, talks about some comics suggestions he has for you.
Francoise Mouly's Recommended Comics
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James Zemaitis, senior VP and head of 20th Century Design at Sotheby's, talks about the fine line between design and art.
When Furniture Becomes Art
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