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Designing and constructing buildings takes place over many years, with many people collaborating together. In the Brick and Wonder podcast, we have conversations with people who work together to realize a collective vision. This episode features two guests whose collaborations evolved into years of partnership.
Our host, Drew Lang, was joined by Robert A.M. Stern, a celebrated architect, architectural writer and former dean at the Yale School of Architecture, and founder of Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Melissa DelVecchio, a partner at the firm.
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