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About this episode
Tune in to Episode 31 of the PA Talks series with Chad Oppenheim, a Miami-based architect and the founder of Oppenheim Architecture. Oppenheim’s works have been praised for their ability to transform the prosaic into the poetic, creating monumental yet silent architecture that unleashes the site’s inherent power. Since founding Oppenheim Architecture in 1999, the firm has garnered global recognition at many scales including hotels, resorts, and private residences. The firm’s notable projects include Bal Barbour House, L.A. Villa, House on a Dune, and Wadi Rum Desert Resort. The firm has received over 60 career distinctions, including being named the 2013 AIA Miami Firm of the Year and also AIA’s highest distinction, the Silver Medal. Chad himself is a graduate of Cornell University and a Fellow of the AIA (The American Institute of Architects). He has also lectured widely and has taught at various architecture schools, including Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design. In this episode, we discussed about Chad’s intriguing design ideas and the firm’s notable recent projects. I hope you enjoy the podcast.