Interview with Lucien Kroll about his architectural work, in French. They discuss the school Kroll designed with a few contemporary architects. He explains the structure of the buildings, their use and why certain elements were included, as well as the struggles faced during the conception of the project, and the cost, engineers and mathematics.

Interview with Peter Sulzer about his architectural work, in English. Originally recorded over two tapes.

Interview with Peter Hübner about his architectural work, including his involvement in designing Morgenstern School, mainly in English with some German sections. Originally recorded over two tapes. Second tape dated 25 November 1986.

Interview with Austrian architects Konrad Frey and Bernard Hafner, taking place in a restaurant with some interference and background noise. Discussing their time at the Graz school of architecture, and various housing projects. Some parts in German. Part of a series of three tapes titled 'Graz Interviews'. Tape 'Graz interviews 1'.

Interview with Karla Kowalski and Michael Szyszkowitz, with sections spoken by Szyszkowitz in German. Part of a series of three tapes titled 'Graz Interviews'. Original audio across tapes 'Graz interviews 1' and 'Graz interviews 3'.

Interview with Volker Giencke, in German. Tape titled 'Graz Uni Proj - Eisenkock'. Part of a series of three tapes titled 'Graz Interviews'. Original audio across tapes 'Graz interviews 2' and 'Graz interviews 3'.

BBC Radio 4 programme entitled 'Children of the Reich'. Diana Goodman examines the legacy of Nazi Germany on the generation who grew up in Germany after the Second World War.

Interview with Jörg Homeier, in English with some sections in German. Includes discussions about renaissance buildings which he had taken part in re-designing and incorporating original features. Tape titled 'Eichstätt'. Eichstätt is a town in Bavaria, Germany, where Homeier worked between 1977 and 1988.

Interview with Bernard Tschumi, in English. Side 2 titled 'La Villette', referring to Parc de la Villette in Paris, which Tschumi won the competition to design in 1983. Side 2 is recorded walking through the Parc. Some background noise.

Interview with Bernard Hafner. Recorded whilst walking looking around buildings Hafner had designed and discussing the process. Quiet with background noise.

Interview with Peter Hübner about his architectural work, particularly his work designing the primary school in [Stuttgart-Stammheim]. PBJ titled the tape '[Stammheim] school'. Small section in German.

Interview with Lucien Kroll about his architectural work, in French. They discuss the school designed by Kroll, and the fact that he had been chosen to be the architect. He took into account the students' views, opinions and needs when designing the school, and he explains the different teachings and lessons in the school.

Interview with David Lea about his background and architectural career, including discussions about his teachers and contemporaries at Cambridge and how his career developed from there. 'Dove Cottage' written on tape.

Interview with Lucien Kroll about his architectural work, in English. They discuss Kroll's architect projects, including the struggles met during the planning of one of his building projects. Sound quality poor.

Interview with John Brandon-Jones about his architecture projects. Recording is very quiet with some background noise.

Recording of talk given by Giancarlo de Carlo, with Peter Blundell Jones, at South Bank Polytechnic.

Interview with Günter Behnisch, mostly in German.

Interview with Peter Hübner, the first half in English and second half in German. Discussing Hübner's project, working with a youth group and their parents/social workers to design a new youth centre in Stuttgart-Stammheim, Germany. The project was completed in 1991. Tape titled by PBJ 'Stammheim'.

Interview with Volker Giencke, in German and English. A woman is part of the interview from 37 minutes in. They discuss architectural drawings and details, and specifics of materials used in Giencke's building projects. There is mention of the architects Häring and Scharoun.

Interview with Günter Behnisch in German. Tape titled by PBJ 'Bonn Parliament'. Behnisch won the competition to design the new parliament building in the West German capital of Bonn in 1973. The planning and construction was completed between 1983 - 1992 and the Plenary Complex was used as the parliament buildings by the German Bundestag until 1999, and is now a conference centre.