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Rivers of Change: How Water Can Shape Community Design
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In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz talks with Barry Hobin, founding partner of Hobin Architecture, about the vital role of water in architectural design. With over 40 years of experience, Barry shares how rivers, canals, and lakes influence urban planning, particularly in Ottawa, Canada’s capital.
Their conversation explores the historical significance of Ottawa's waterways, the city’s evolution from industrial roots to a more sustainable future, and exciting projects like the redevelopment of LeBretton Flats and the Kanal project.
Join us for a fascinating look at how water shapes cities and communities.
Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
Chapters
1. Introduction and Host Welcome (00:00:00)
2. Episode Overview: The Role of Water in Architecture (00:00:25)
3. Guest Introduction: Barry Hobin (00:00:35)
4. Barry Hobin's Early Career and Education (00:01:34)
5. Practicing Architecture in Ottawa (00:02:48)
6. Historical Context of Ottawa's Development (00:03:22)
7. 00:00:00 - Introduction and Host Welcome 00:00:25 - Episode Overview: The Role of Water in Architecture 00:00:35 - Guest Introduction: Barry Hoban 00:01:34 - Barry Hoban's Early Career and Education 00:02:48 - Practicing Architecture in Ottawa 00:03:22 - (00:05:09)
8. Industrialization and Its Impact on Ottawa (00:06:02)
9. Scandinavian Cities and Industrial Evolution (00:07:22)
10. Modern Projects in Ottawa (00:08:00)
11. The National Capital Commission's Role (00:08:31)
12. The Rideau Canal's Historical Significance (00:09:36)
13. Public Engagement with the Rideau Canal (00:10:29)
14. Redevelopment of LeBretton Flats (00:11:01)
15. The Parkway System and Urban Planning (00:12:59)
16. Lansdowne Park Redevelopment (00:14:14)
17. Lansdowne Park as a Public Space (00:16:16)
18. Enhancing the Canal's Connection to the City (00:17:12)
19. Recreational Activities on the Rideau Canal (00:18:20)
20. Ottawa's Identity and Connection to Water (00:19:10)
21. Future Improvements and Public Demand (00:20:14)
22. The Pandemic's Impact on Public Spaces (00:21:48)
23. Greystone Village Development (00:23:55)
24. Balancing Development and Natural Preservation (00:25:01)
25. Public Engagement in Urban Projects (00:26:12)
26. Sensitive Sites and Balancing Interests (00:28:17)
27. Setting Expectations in Development (00:29:04)
28. Technical Challenges in Riverfront Development (00:30:22)
29. Flooding and Environmental Considerations (00:31:02)
30. Industrial Past and Modern Urban Planning (00:33:37)
31. Embracing Water in Urban Design (00:34:14)
32. Vancouver's Expo Lands as a Model (00:35:09)
33. Enhancing Public Spaces in Ottawa (00:36:02)
34. The Importance of In-Between Spaces (00:37:07)
35. The Visceral Connection to Water (00:38:09)
36. Water as a Dynamic Element (00:39:10)
37. Introducing Water in Urban Projects (00:40:19)
38. Zibi Development on the Ottawa River (00:41:11)
39. Zibi's Connection to Government and City (00:44:29)
40. Closing Remarks and Contact Information (00:45:05)
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In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz talks with Barry Hobin, founding partner of Hobin Architecture, about the vital role of water in architectural design. With over 40 years of experience, Barry shares how rivers, canals, and lakes influence urban planning, particularly in Ottawa, Canada’s capital.
Their conversation explores the historical significance of Ottawa's waterways, the city’s evolution from industrial roots to a more sustainable future, and exciting projects like the redevelopment of LeBretton Flats and the Kanal project.
Join us for a fascinating look at how water shapes cities and communities.
Subscribe now to Architecturally Speaking on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
Chapters
1. Introduction and Host Welcome (00:00:00)
2. Episode Overview: The Role of Water in Architecture (00:00:25)
3. Guest Introduction: Barry Hobin (00:00:35)
4. Barry Hobin's Early Career and Education (00:01:34)
5. Practicing Architecture in Ottawa (00:02:48)
6. Historical Context of Ottawa's Development (00:03:22)
7. 00:00:00 - Introduction and Host Welcome 00:00:25 - Episode Overview: The Role of Water in Architecture 00:00:35 - Guest Introduction: Barry Hoban 00:01:34 - Barry Hoban's Early Career and Education 00:02:48 - Practicing Architecture in Ottawa 00:03:22 - (00:05:09)
8. Industrialization and Its Impact on Ottawa (00:06:02)
9. Scandinavian Cities and Industrial Evolution (00:07:22)
10. Modern Projects in Ottawa (00:08:00)
11. The National Capital Commission's Role (00:08:31)
12. The Rideau Canal's Historical Significance (00:09:36)
13. Public Engagement with the Rideau Canal (00:10:29)
14. Redevelopment of LeBretton Flats (00:11:01)
15. The Parkway System and Urban Planning (00:12:59)
16. Lansdowne Park Redevelopment (00:14:14)
17. Lansdowne Park as a Public Space (00:16:16)
18. Enhancing the Canal's Connection to the City (00:17:12)
19. Recreational Activities on the Rideau Canal (00:18:20)
20. Ottawa's Identity and Connection to Water (00:19:10)
21. Future Improvements and Public Demand (00:20:14)
22. The Pandemic's Impact on Public Spaces (00:21:48)
23. Greystone Village Development (00:23:55)
24. Balancing Development and Natural Preservation (00:25:01)
25. Public Engagement in Urban Projects (00:26:12)
26. Sensitive Sites and Balancing Interests (00:28:17)
27. Setting Expectations in Development (00:29:04)
28. Technical Challenges in Riverfront Development (00:30:22)
29. Flooding and Environmental Considerations (00:31:02)
30. Industrial Past and Modern Urban Planning (00:33:37)
31. Embracing Water in Urban Design (00:34:14)
32. Vancouver's Expo Lands as a Model (00:35:09)
33. Enhancing Public Spaces in Ottawa (00:36:02)
34. The Importance of In-Between Spaces (00:37:07)
35. The Visceral Connection to Water (00:38:09)
36. Water as a Dynamic Element (00:39:10)
37. Introducing Water in Urban Projects (00:40:19)
38. Zibi Development on the Ottawa River (00:41:11)
39. Zibi's Connection to Government and City (00:44:29)
40. Closing Remarks and Contact Information (00:45:05)
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