We Have to Reimagine Our World | Architect Indy Johar | Louisiana Channel

[@adira-o6n]

The architect interviews with the Louisiana are always some of the most profound

[@c-kcountry-kiwi5294]

Wow. This man has been doing a serious amount of thinking! Some of his ideas really resonated with me as a crafts-person who likes to make my own clothes, grow my own food, create my own art ...

[@abijah]

3:55 "Design is about synthesizing the necessary and the new." This is deeply profound and I believe that it's a dangerously understated reality in design. There's something intuitive and intangible that defines this 'necessary' that can only be gained through broad, broad exposure (conscious and unconscious benchmarking, so to speak) in order to then conclude what needs to exist and what form it should take. Well said, Indy.

[@spektrograf]

Wow. This was a concept dense talk that sparks thoughts in many different areas of society-let alone architecture. I really appreciate the ideas of radical rethinking. The path ahead in that direction is quite difficult given the incredible inertia of human behavior and resistance to expending the substantial mental energy inputs required to address pivoting the complex systems we all exist in today.

[@kkkanal]

just a great interview, so many new ideas and new ways of thinking 👍🏻 thank you!

[@paulwheeler6609]

I suspect our environment wishes we would stop co-evolving with it . I think we've done enough damage already. Trying to understand what he's saying, it would seem skyscrapers allow us to look down on the world rather than be an equal participant in it. Condescension has gotten us into a lot of trouble as a species. I think that was Wright's view of being in the world. Among it, as we are. The tipi remains the most congenial piece of architecture in human history.

[@findenlight]

Beautiful i n t e r p l a y of ideas here birthing a fresh approach to our entangled world 🧶

[@shanemichaelyee]

Our discipline has been so taken over by sociology. It’s really sad. Lol. This video is really the death of the art.