ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brad Cloepfil of Allied Works Architecture was the lead architect behind the National Music Centre's home in Calgary. Ten years after its opening, hear him reflect on the leap of faith that came with designing a new institution without a blueprint, his approach to architecture, and the musical and landscape influences woven into its design.
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