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Audio Library
Spotlight on Design: Steven Ehrlich
Spotlight on Design
March 1, 1999
One of Southern California’s most distinguished young architects, Steven Ehrlich discusses a number of his note-worthy commissions, including the DreamWorks SKG Animation Studios in Glendale, the Sony Music West Coast Headquarters in Santa Monica, and the Biblioteca Latino-Americana in San Jose.
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Spotlight on Design: Douglas Cardinal
Spotlight on Design
February 11, 1999
Native American architect Douglas Cardinal surveys his 30-year career designing cultural institutions, civic buildings, and residences. His projects include the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa, the Edmonton Space Sciences Center in Alberta, and the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian on the National Mall.
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Spotlight on Design: James Ingo Freed, the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
Spotlight on Design
April 18, 1998
The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is, after the Pentagon, the nation’s largest federal building. The construction of this monumental structure marked the completion of the Federal Triangle, an enclave of executive department buildings first envisioned by Washington’s planners more then 70 years ago. James Ingo Freed, the building’s design architect, discusses the challenges associated with the project.
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