‘Can we do architecture that hits you in the gut? That’s a lifelong quest’: Johanna Hurme @TheArchitecturalReview
‘Can we do architecture that hits you in the gut? That’s a lifelong quest’: Johanna Hurme  @TheArchitecturalReview
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The Moira Gemmill Prize shortlist: interview with Johanna Hurme.

Filmed at the judging of the 2017 Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture, Johanna Hurme of 5468796 discusses role modes, how practicing in Winnipeg has taught the practice to be resourceful and the broadening role of architect.

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‘Can we do architecture that hits you in the gut? That’s a lifelong quest’: Johanna Hurme

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