Architect Dr. Sally Mackereth joins WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about architecture. Is Brutalist architecture really ugly? Is there a theoretical limit of how tall a building can be on Earth? Does the climate of a city affect how architecture is built? Answers to these questions and many more await on Architecture Support.

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00:00 - Architecture Support
00:12 - To the window, to the wall
02:02 - Burj Khalifa, raise the roof
02:53 - The Walkie Scorchie
03:48 - No cutting corners here
04:53 - Let's be brutally honest…
06:31 - The climate keeps architects on their toes
07:28 - If it ain't broke, redesign it
08:33 - Honey, I shrunk the building
10:06 - "There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one?"
10:58 - Architect vs. Architectural Designer
11:38 - Draft mode is always on
12:34 - Frank Lloyd Wright, the American GOAT
13:42 - I talk and I draw things…
14:54 - Rome wasn’t built in a day, but your house was
16:04 - Blueprints need a strong foundation
16:50 - Pompidou or Pompidon’t?
17:43 - Concrete jungle where dreams are made of
18:22 - “Architect’s dream is an engineer’s worst nightmare”
19:04 - Louvre: the pyramid polarization
19:44 - An architect’s laboratory

_Sculpture credit: Sphere et cubes, 2014 by Karen Ctorza._
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