# James Wine

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#DBreakaway Show - #Refreshing (14.4.16)

Soca music sounds so sweet in the sun and nothing better when its freshly squeezed from many islands you might have forgotten in your Soca musical journey. We have vibes from Anguilla, Virgin Islands, St Maarteen, St Vincent, Bahamas and Barbados with all your anthems from the crates. Featured ev…

ISDMR - 22- Backyard Beta

Tom and Jay test their remote broadcast capabilities in Jay's backyard. The guys talk religion, Jagermeister, The Kentucky Derby, Lawton;s Deep-fried Hot Dogs, letting yourself go because you got married, exercise, cooking on the grill, Korean peace talks, the joy of judging others, Will's super he…

James Wines of SITE in Conversation with Jarrett Ley

Columbia GSAPP student Jarrett Ley speaks with James Wines on the occasion of his lecture at the school on October 9, 2017. Wines founded SITE, an environmental art and design organization, in New York City in 1970. His architecture, landscape and public space designs have been influential for deca…

#285 - What the Monterey Design Conference is All About

In this episode, we discuss Deborah Berke FAIA’s presentation and James Wines’ interview from the 2022 Monterey Design Conference which recently happened at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in California. We get into the adaptive reuse typology as well as environmental art and architecture. Links M…

#12 - James Wines - High Rise of Homes + Antilia Vertiscape

James Wines, the founder of the firm SITE Inc. (Sculpture in the Environment) was the head of the Environmental Design Dept. at Parsons School of Design in the mid 1980's when I studied and received my BFA degree there. I worked for SITE for a year before launching my own design career in 1987.…

Turds in the plaza: How do we fix public art?

Art in public space has long been subject to hot debate. It was back in the 1970s that James Wines referred to Modernist sculptures as "turds in the plaza" and "Plop Art". The removal of sculptures associated with slavery as part of the Black Lives Matter are proof positive that public art matters …

Lu Salinas on consulting and doing what's right for the most people

Lu Salinas has been working in the green building industry since 2006 -- with firms and on projects in the US, Australia, Southeast Asia, and Mexico, where she works today. Her consulting firm, THREE Environmental Consulting, has worked on everything from small affordable housing projects to large …

EP #53 The Burger Bosses of Fredericksburg: Meet James and Catie Wine

From government contractor to burger specialist, James Wine and his wife Catie have created something special in Fredericksburg's food scene. Their passion project, Smashed Life, has grown from a food truck into a soon-to-open brick-and-mortar restaurant while maintaining the quality and community …

Our Buildings, Our Selves, with guest James Wines

Hosted by Duo Dickinson and Martin C. Pedersen Welcome to Our Buildings, Our Selves: Humanity in Architecture, a monthly podcast produced by Common Edge, the Connecticut Architecture Foundation, the Connecticut AIA, and Bridgeport community radio station WPKN 89.5 FM.     In a fantastic conversatio…