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Rhinebeck by Design: Camille Warmington & Paul Wilhelms

Episode 250: Rhinebeck by Design: Camille Warmington & Paul Wilhelms

Architect Paul Wilhelms and painter Camille Warmington on K-State, a Houston margarita, lab buildings that can't move, and building Hütte 2 in Rhinebeck

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rom Manhattan, Kansas to Manhattan, NYC, and now Rhinebeck, this week's guests have been pursuing their dreams, one in designing the "scientific workplace" & the other as a designer turned painter: Camille Warmington and Paul Wilhelms.

They met in architecture school at K-State and reconnected decades later over coffee (which turned into a margarita) in Houston. Norm talks with them about labs built so still that electron microscopes can see atoms, and about Camille's "stitch-like" paintings inspired by her mother's needlepoint and the garden she's constantly weeding. There is also the farmhouse they designed for family in Hamden, their own Hütte 2 going up in Milan, and the Golden Rock cocktail they reverse-engineered from The Corner in Tivoli. See Camille's work at camillewarmington.com.

Produced by Norm Magnusson, Jennifer Hammoud, and Matty Rosenberg @ radiofreerhinecliff.org

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