WBEZ Chicago—What’s That Building? Downtown Chicago architecture designed by women
In celebration of the Chicago Women in Architecture “Disrupters” exhibit at the Chicago Architecture Center, Dennis Rodkin and Sasha Ann Simons from WBEZ discuss the founding of CWA in 1974, sharing in-depth stories about the notable contributions of women architects in Chicago, including Carol as she talks about the beginning of CWA, the Chicago Riverwalk and women in Architecture.
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ArchTalk Episode 21: Work, Community, and Power of Storytelling in Architecture
"To make change, you have to build consensus" – Carol Ross Barney
In conversation with Amreeta Syam of the podcast, ArchTalk, Carol provides great insight into the profession of architecture; from getting work to the power of storytelling when designing.
Listen to Episode 21 of ArchTalk, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Carol Ross Barney for Architecting Podcast
Carol speaks with host Adam Wagoner for Architecting Podcast during the AIA Colorado 2023 Design + Practice Conference. Listen to the episode wherever you get podcasts, and watch and subscribe on YouTube here.
Carol Ross Barney: Design for the Public Good
In a recent episode of the Deep Green podcast, Carol and host Avi Rajagopal discuss how people live in cities and the potential for equity and sustainability through design. Click here to listen to the episode.
As Built Interview with Carol Ross Barney, FAIA, HASLA
Carol shares her insights into the practice and business of architects in this episode of As Built. Click here to hear the conversation, touching upon the role of a “citizen architect”, design as a way of making solutions, the critical need for sustainability, and more.
Practice Disrupted - Carol Ross Barney & Ryan Gann
Click here to listen to Carol and Ryan explore the intersection between architecture and social justice. They discuss the importance of Equity + Representation in architecture, and how Carol has been a trailblazer in this area throughout her career. The conversation also touches on Purpose Driven Architecture, which is an approach that prioritizes the needs of people and communities over aesthetics or ego.