The soloist, high-liner, and BASE jumper sits down for a chat.

Before Tobey Maguire and a series of unfulfilling Hollywood movies, the name "Spiderman" was badge of honour given to only the most elite building climbers. Out of this tiny group, the only person whose real life exploits truly measure up to those of his fictional counterpart (minus the swinging and crime-fighting) is Alain Robert.

Ard, Allen Roberts, Alain Robert, if your name doesn't start with an "A" or a "R", you may as well quit buildering right now.

A London based builderer climbs a 22 story building.

Yosemite Valley climbing legend, theoretical physicist, and veteran vagabond takes time from writing his latest book to have a quick chat.

Guy Edwards is the most famous climber you've never heard of. At thirty years old, he's soloed more peaks, put up more new routes, and progressed to a higher level of climbing than most of us could ever dream of. The only problem is, Guy rarely bothers to tell anybody what he's been up to -- either out of humility, or because he's too busy thinking about his next adventure.

Before there was buildering.net, there was Kenny. Before there was buildering, there was Kenny. Before there were buildings, there was Kenny. Kenny is, Kenny was, and Kenny will be long after you are dead.

Meet the founder of a stupid little website known as buildering.net.