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Archinect is very excited to reintroduce Archinect Meets, our popular series of conversations with social media's leading architecture-focused tastemakers, curators, creatives, and influencers. — What inspires them? How do they choose their topics? Is social media shaping their view of architecture? — We'll cover these and many more questions in our lineup of must-know interview guests. In today's episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Nino Ferrari-Mathis, better known as the host and creative mind behind his wildly popular Instagram account @ninosbuildings. For nearly 100 posts, he's allowed us fascinating access to stunning buildings around the world, taking us on entertaining video tours inside — and chatting with the architects of — some of our favorite designs.