PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues

Keiji Ashizawa

PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues
Keiji Ashizawa

Series 5, Episode 10
In partnership with Fifth Black

Since starting out in 1996, Keiji Ashizawa has become one of Japan’s leading contemporary architects. In 2005 he founded his own studio, Keiji Ashizawa Design, and in 2011 helped found Ishinomaki Laboratory with the goal of supporting the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake In this episode of The Design Dialogues, Ashizawa sits down with Suzy Annetta for a conversation about the way he thinks, lives and works

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PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues

Olivia Lee

Olivia Lee runs a multi-disciplinary studio in Singapore. Her work pivots from product to spatial design, research insights to ideation. A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Olivia Lee combines her London experience with her Singaporean roots to establish a culturally nuanced design practice at the heart of South East Asia. Editor-in-chief Suzy Annetta sits down with her for a conversation about her work and career. The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with Fifth Black.

PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues
Olivia Lee
PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues

Neil Hugh Kenna

Neil Hugh Kenna is a Melbourne based brand and marketing strategist and the founder of NHO, a strategic consultancy that specialises in design. After nearly a decade in brand management, Neil explores his passion for design by consulting to some of Australia’s leading creative practices. Editor-in-chief Suzy Annetta meets Neil to unpack his career, learn why he thinks design is so important and how designers can better communicate their work. The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with Fifth Black.

PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues
Neil Hugh Kenna
PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues

Tom Dixon

British designer Tom Dixon was born in Tunisia but grew up in England, where he now runs a design studio and consumer-facing brand under his own name. Having worked with some of the world’s biggest brands, he’s also had his work collected by the likes of London's Victoria and Albert Museum and New York’s Museum of Modern Art. He joins Suzy Annetta for a conversation about his unconventional start, the creative process and how his studio has become a training ground for the next generation of designers. The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with Fifth Black

PodcastDesign AnthologyThe Design Dialogues
Tom Dixon