Wright Sites x PechaKucha Vol.7 is coming up! To celebrate, we’re sharing highlights from past events. Catherine Lenhart gives a warm, witty tour of the unconventional Harold Price Jr. Residence. Watch: https://t.co/0fgpKXn3XD Register: https://t.co/ZdHuwcDZGf #FrankLloydWright

Doug LaBrecque recounts a 15-year mission to restore Frank Lloyd Wright’s Meyer House in Kalamazoo, carefully stripping away errors of the past and reviving the home’s authentic materials and curved geometries. https://t.co/rcfSnx1eDV #PechaKucha #FrankLloydWright #20x20

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Designer YuLing Zhang traces how her creative life came together piece by piece — from hiking China’s Taiha and Wutai Mountains and star-filled nights in Montana to quiet hours in the MET and Guggenheim. https://t.co/dT8rXlPdtg #PechaKucha #YuLingZhang #ThePuzzleOfEnthusiasm

Illustrator Luis Mendo gathered dozens of sketchers and visual storytellers to create a one-of-a-kind Tokyo issue of the journal MAS Context — a magazine made not of essays, but sketchbooks. Illustration by Andrew Joyce. https://t.co/0Xnzpk163i #PechaKucha #DrawingTokyo

Architect Michel Rojkind stands at the intersection of structure and spirit — a former rock musician turned visionary designer who continues to push architecture beyond buildings and into the realm of cultural repair. https://t.co/KKNk9RsASg #MichelRojkind #PechaKucha

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“Amazing things can happen around the table, but ... we have to design for it." From a crowded kitchen table shared with creatives of all kinds, architect Justin Greene discovered that belonging is built, not given. https://t.co/up0txr5Mij #SantaFe #Design #PechaKucha

In this concise and informative PechaKucha Presentation, Chris Piryk highlights the often unseen but vital role of aviation mechanics—the true guardians of the skies. https://t.co/nkRJiagki0 #Aviation #Mechanics #Airworthiness #Engineering

Four Masters of Architecture students from the University of Brighton—Asta Sabaliauskaite, Ili Zainal, Chlo Maunder, and Leon Willcocks—present Woven Bundles, their micro pavilion designed for the terrace of the De La Warr Pavilion. https://t.co/rzZYWc5mCz #WovenArchitecture

From Buenos Aires to Tokyo, award-winning composer, pianist, and industrial designer Marco Sanguinetti explores how sound and image intertwine. https://t.co/mHOn0lKVX0 #MarcoSanguinetti #DeepListening #VisualMusic #JazzInnovation #PechaKuchaTokyo #ArtAndSound

When college freshman Beau Martin and his roommate Sam set out to build a wall-climbing, spray-painting robot, their goal was to change the face of Atlanta’s street art scene. What unfolded is golden! https://t.co/hhDP0FmMVt #Robots #DIYInnovation #Friendship #PechaKucha

Alan Denyer, known affectionately called “The Elephant Man,” shares his vision for transforming Coventry’s 1976 Sports and Leisure Centre, famously nicknamed The Elephant. https://t.co/4YsIgJnEdd #TheElephant #CoventryCulture #CreativeReuse #Storytelling #PechaKucha

Libby Jeffrey has always let curiosity chart her path. With her podcast Travelling Minds, she explores proves that the richest travel stories aren’t only about destinations—they’re about perspectives. https://t.co/EIx1rukmRn #ArmchairTravel #Storytelling #PechaKucha

Filmmaker Daniel Quintanilla shares his work documenting endangered languages, from the Passamaquoddy-Maliseet of Maine to the Mixe people of Oaxaca, Mexico. https://t.co/5JdvNK9B1P #LanguageRevival #CulturalIdentity #CommunityVoices #DocumentaryFilm #PechaKucha

Artist Anna King paints the overlooked edges of the landscape. Abandoned greenhouses, skeletal tree lines, and bone-white trunks give way to foxgloves, raspberries, and birch, showing nature’s rapid reclamation. https://t.co/SHBGqhRzKq #ClearFell #ArtAndNature #PechaKucha

Designer Sarmite Polakova explores the threads of her identity through the nets her mother wove as a dragnet master in a small Latvian fishing village. https://t.co/nXdO5S7n52 #DesignWithMeaning #NetWork #FishingHeritage #LatvianCraft #SustainableDesign #PechaKucha

"Yesterday is a canceled check. Tomorrow’s a promissory note. Today is cash in hand." Lee Zimmerman’s life has been a surreal tapestry woven from celebrity encounters, music milestones, unexpected turns, and quiet triumphs. https://t.co/zWbUd9KO42 #Storytelling #PechaKucha

Drawing from history, philosophy, and practical exercises, Jabe Bloom offers scaffolding, timeboxing, and reflection as tools to shift from distraction and “monkey mind” toward mindful flow. https://t.co/VunLdMRhdi #Productivity #MindfulWork #Scaffolding #Timeboxing #FlowState

From soda cans + wire, artist Jon Homewood creates hauntingly beautiful forms that ask us to rethink waste, memory, and renewal. Presented by @josephtame at @pechakucha_tyo. https://t.co/WKySAy6nhQ #ArtFromWaste #SodaCanSculpture #UpcycledArt #PechaKucha #PechaKucha #TokyoArt

Amanda Lauro takes us through the history of denim, from its origins in 17th-century France to Levi’s gold rush–era workwear, through Hollywood westerns, postwar motorcycle culture, and the youth movements of the 1960s! https://t.co/pzraTaGBPr #HistoryOfDenim #LeviStrauss

Akash Jagdeesh makes the case for Formula One as more than just fast cars—it’s teamwork, strategy, engineering, drama, and spectacle. https://t.co/eEZZaEqDmL #FormulaOne #F1Racing #SpeedAndStrategy #MotorsportPassion #TeamworkAndGlory #PechaKucha