In Episode 20 of the Architectural Democracy Podcast, UN expert Chris Sidoti joins Pedro Aibéo and Mark Linder to discuss the destruction of Gaza’s built environment, cultural heritage, and democratic future. A powerful conversation on law, architecture, and accountability.

What Gamified Cohousing proposes is not a utopia, it’s a reminder. That joy and meaning arise when we live with others, not just next to them. That architecture is not about steel and stone, but about the rituals and relationships it hosts.

Architect and Aalto professor Saija Hollmén joins the Architectural Democracy Podcast to discuss humanitarian architecture, environmental restoration in Ghana, and the controversy surrounding Helsinki’s proposed new Museum of Architecture and Design. From rethinking how we build to confronting architecture’s political power, this episode explores what it truly means to design with values.

Perry Walker, co-creator of Democs and Win-Win Workout, joins the Architectural Democracy Podcast to explore why real democracy begins in conversation—not just voting. From participatory festivals to empathy-driven debate formats, Walker shares his vision for scaling meaningful public dialogue across Europe.