Space Between: Daily Summaries Delivered

Gus Casely-Hayford and Space Popular on Archives

In this episode, we invite director of the V&A East, Dr Gus Casely Hayford, to consider the idea, influence and experience of the archive, with Fredrik Hellberg and Lara Lesmes of Space Popular. Reflecting on cultural and museuological practices, they discuss the extent to which either category of archive and experience might remain tangible and how modes of engagement might expand to meet future audiences.

Space Between #14 with Daryan Knoblauch and james taylor-foster on Presence

In this episode, we pair james taylor foster — curator, writer, critic and freshly appointed executive director of ParaSite in Hong Kong, and the Berlin-based Daryan Knoblauch, architect, designer and researcher, whose publication 000 - Systems, Prosthetics and Devices was published earlier this year, to discuss the condition of presence and how to design for immersive experiences today.

Space Between #13 with Paulo Nazareth & Kabila Kyowa Stephane on Walking

Space Between #12 with Adam Kaasa and Simon(e) van Saarloos on Transformations

Space Between #11 with Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg & Filipa Ramos on Practicing Ecology

Space Between #10 with Will Wiles and Rahul Srivastava / urbz on Urban Fictions

Space Between #9 Lucy McRae and Jordan Whitewood-Neal on Intimacy and Technology

In our ninth episode—and the first of Season 02—we explore the space between Lucy McRae and Jordan Whitewood-Neal, where vulnerability and abundance emerge as critical lenses for understanding how bodies, technologies, and imaginaries are co-produced. The conversation probes the ethical, affective, and political dimensions of futures shaped by design, biotechnology, and digital systems, asking what it means to design with care, interdependence, and excess rather than control and optimization.

Space Between #8 DAAR (Alessandro Petti & Sandi Hilal) and Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi on Encampments

In this episode, we invite the architecture and art historian Professor Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, whose research focuses on histories of modernity, migration, and settlement, to reconnect with Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti — fellow academics architects and crucially, cofounders of DAAR, which stands for Decolonising Architecture Art Research. Reflecting on years of research around refugee camps, histories of conflict, domesticity and permanent temporariness, this conversation resonates with historical and contemporary conditions of spatial justice.