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The Valburn project is a direct response to an open-minded client and a challenging sloped site. With a degree in interior design and having lived in New York City for many years, the client requested a house that would combine many of the urban typologies he experienced during his time there. Everything from high-rise penthouse condos to lofts and even urban alleys provided design inspiration.In contrast to other more traditional homes in the neighborhood, the house presents simple massing and a quiet face to the street. Animated by a south facing brick pattern that provides a continuously changing series of shadows, the exterior is private but gives back to the street.The interior spaces are a contrast of large open spaces focused outwardly to the beautiful views, and more intimate, inwardly focused rooms. Additionally, the use of natural light was a major consideration of the interior spaces. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nestled on a spacious corner lot in Rollingwood, just minutes from downtown Austin, this home is a timeless sanctuary for a growing family. Balancing openness and intimacy, its design centers around a sunlit courtyard—a safe-haven for children, always within view of loved ones. A generous covered lanai connects the main house to an office and guest retreat, fostering flexibility in daily living. Operable louvered panels respond to the rhythms of life, opening to welcome the neighborhood or closing for privacy. The materials root the home in its Texas landscape: locally quarried limestone walls provide a grounding base, offering both shelter and a neutral backdrop to lush greenery, while warm, responsibly-sourced cedar siding above will weather gracefully over time. These natural elements imbue the home with warmth and character. More than just a house, this is a retreat—offering solace, connection, and a sense of permanence amid the dynamic city beyond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vista Lane is a marriage of modern detailing and traditional forms. Its steep roof pushed low over the second floor mitigates the overall building height, while a select, few dormer windows expand the interior volume on the second floor and further contribute to the home's traditional character. In general, the architecture is sharply detailed and stripped of ornament. Interior moldings were replaced with gentle curves and rolled edges which are a tip of the cap to traditional detailing, while providing a decidedly modern aesthetic.Situated on a lot accessible by two opposite streets, the diagram is organized to restrict vehicular and ADU tenant access to the rear of the lot, while pedestrians enter from the front. A Z-shaped diagram delineates two distinct yards. One yard space at the rear for entertaining, with a pool and a deep covered porch which provides respite from the afternoon sun. The other, a public-facing space, is ideal for yard games. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This 1981 Acorn Deck House got its start as the model home for Central Texas in an effort to expand the Massachusetts-based company's modular home business. Although the home featured an abundance of rich textures, expansive windows/doors, and a spacious layout, it felt dated and never fully embraced its tree-lined site and downtown views.Four homeowners later, the home now goes by the name of The Sterling Cooper Residence as an homage to AMC's show ‘Mad Men' and its quintessential mid-century-cool vibe, and as a way to guide the aesthetic aspirations of the two-part remodel/addition.Phase 1, completed in 2017, focused on remodeling the interior by opening spaces, expanding the kitchen, reimagining a secondary family room, and modernizing and brightening the material palette.Phase 2, completed in 2024, concentrated on enriching the connections of the home to its site by adding a series of exterior spaces, a floating architectural stair, and an infinity pool that juts out into the valley.The final product is a careful balance of deck house influence and modern expression in a home that invites visitors to stay for a cocktail or two. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, architects Annie and Arthur of Side Angle Side discuss their project, the Harvey House, a featured home on the 2025 AIA Austin Homes Tour. The firm, which they started in 2016, focuses on creating thoughtful, custom homes that respond to the environment. Their philosophy is to listen intently to their clients' needs, ensuring each project feels like the client's home, not a signature stamp of the firm.The Harvey House project is a renovation and addition to a 1935 bungalow. The journey began six years ago with a young couple who fell in love with the historic home. Initially, the couple decided to pause the main renovation and first build and live in the accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in the back. Over the years, as their family grew, they became a hub of their community, hosting friends, neighbors, and musicians. This deep connection to their neighborhood heavily influenced the final design when they revisited the main house renovation. The project became a "labor of love," focused on preserving the spirit of the original home despite significant structural issues like rot. This included salvaging and reinstalling original materials like the longleaf pine flooring and trim.The exterior features a distinct contrast between the original home's white siding and the addition's dark, burnished stucco. This was an intentional choice to differentiate the addition from the original structure. The house is U-shaped, wrapping around a central courtyard and pool, allowing the homeowners to keep an eye on their children from the kitchen. A truly unique feature is the children's attic playroom, which includes a large hammock-like net floor overlooking the den below, accessible by a red ladder. The spacious kitchen features a large blue island designed to feel like a piece of furniture. The client, Holly Beth, is an interior designer who made all the selections and has since joined the Side Angle Side team. To maintain privacy from a close neighbor, the primary bathroom features a massive skylight over the tub that floods the plaster-walled space with soft, natural light.The project's photographer, Robb Gomez, noted that the home was a joy to shoot due to its incredible natural light. He also witnessed the family's strong community connection firsthand when the neighbors and their children came over to play and share a meal.Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of the Harvey House and other stunning works of architecture. Join the AIA Austin Homes Tour on October 25th and 26th, 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hamish Muir completed his design education at the Basel School of Design in 1981 where he studied under Armin Hofmann and Wolfgang Weingart. Muir was co-founder of 8vo (1985–2001), a London-based studio which established a considerable international reputation for its typographically-led work.From 1989–1994, 8vo designed over forty exhibition catalogues and posters for Wim Crouwel as client during Crouwel's tenure as Director of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Muir was co-editor of Octavo, journal of typography (1986–1992) which has recently been fully documented in ‘Octavo Redux', a 342 page book published by Unit Editions. System Process Form, a 400 page exploration of their extensive Two type system developed over a ten year period was recently published by Thames&Hudson and in a special edition by Unit Editions.Hamish co-founded MuirMcNeil with Paul McNeil. MuirMcNeil's activities are focussed on exploring parametric systems in typographic design. MuirMcNeil received ISTD Premier Awards for their work in both 2011 and 2014. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stephen Collette, BBEC, BBNC, LEED AP, CAHP, BSS is a Certified Building Biology Environmental Consultant, Building Biology New Build Consultant, and retired owner of Your Healthy House, living in of Lakefield, ON, Canada. Stephen is a retired straw bale builder, having worked on two dozen straw bale structures across Ontario and Quebec. Stephen has an engineering background and became passionate about healthy housing when his family became ill due to exposure to mould. Stephen carried out a few thousand indoor environmental inspections on houses and other buildings to determine health impactors based on building science and environmental health concerns. Stephen Collette is also the Building Audit Manager for Faith & the Common Good. Stephen created the Green Audit after seeing an opportunity to improve the connections between faith, buildings, and the existing passion of people to want to do the right thing within their faith community. The Green Audit has been delivered to hundreds of faith communities across Canada to rave reviews. Recently, Stephen has expanded the audits available to faith communities and heritage properties to include climate disaster preparedness audit.Stephen is a LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional) from Canada Green Building Council. Stephen has a Building Science Certificate from the University of Toronto and is a certified Building Science Specialist. He is a professional member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals. As a consultant Stephen helps people make more environmentally sustainable building choices. Stephen is a published author who writes and lectures across North America on sustainable buildings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John is an Indoor Environmental Quality Specialist with a Degree in Environmental Health Science and over 35 years of experience. Twenty-five years ago he coauthored a pioneering book with architect Paula Baker-Laporte and medical doctor Erica Elliott titled Prescriptions for a Healthy House: A Practical Guide for Architects, Builders, and Homeowners (use code BANTA at checkout for 10% discount) also in e-book format. ​For the last 27 years John has specialized in mold and water damage problems in buildings. He conducted investigations, and supervised crews in water damage, flood and mold remediation throughout the United States. He trained workers in restoring water damaged buildings, contaminated water clean-ups, mold remediation and worker health and safety programs throughout the United States and Canada as well as England, Australia and New Zealand.He currently specializes in medically important investigations with 85% of his clients either being referred to him by their physician or currently undergoing medical treatment. He is the developer of the Pathways Testing system offered through RestCon Environmental. John's upcoming book Mold Controlled is about recovering buildings from mold and other water damage organisms, finding, avoiding and fixing problems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cameron Levick has been helping organisations map out a clearer path to growth for almost three decades. His track record of success begins with some of Australia's best known organisations in the food and beverage and telecommunication sectors - and continues with Plungie.He helps SMEs, private equity firms, and other investors build growth paths that are simpler, more effective, and less demanding on business owners'.Cam combines considerable expertise in strategic sales and marketing, organisational transformation, brand development, and performance enhancement, with a commitment to premium quality service, breakthrough thinking, inspiring vision, and market-leading results. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben is driven by a singular, powerful mission: to serve as a catalyst for human potential. He operates on the core belief that an extraordinary life is not a matter of chance, but of intentional design, built upon a fusion of the right mindset, effective strategies, and a deep commitment to holistic well-being. He empowers individuals to move beyond their perceived limitations, providing them with the intellectual and emotional tools needed to architect a life of both profound purpose and exceptional achievement.Through his globally recognized podcast, Ben puts this philosophy into practice. The show serves as a transformative platform, inspiring millions of listeners worldwide to actively pursue greatness in every aspect of their lives. Each episode delivers actionable insights, compelling expert interviews, and practical frameworks designed to enhance personal and professional growth. Ultimately, he guides his audience not only to reach ambitious goals but to simultaneously cultivate a rich inner world, fostering a sustainable sense of fulfillment and enhancing their overall well-being. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrea Keller is a licensed architect with 25 years of experience in multifamily, residential and boutique hotel design. Her work seeks to bring people into greater alignment with their core values, their communities and the earth.A key component of Andrea's work lies in the life-long study of sacred geometry, symbols and pattern language. Andrea uses unique geometry and proportion systems for each project, bringing power and resonance to the design. As we know from epigenetics, our environment can literally change our genes – her mission is to use architecture for healing, activation, and amplification of personal power. She is currently designing healing centers worldwide.She was a professor of Architecture at both USC School of Architecture and Otis College of Art + Design. She holds degrees from the University of Pennsylvania (B.A., Design of the Environment) and UCLA (M.Arch), and studied Sustainability through Gaia Education. She lectures regularly for the Institute of Classical Art + Architecture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gil Stunner is an internationally recognized fine art photographer and storyteller, known for his cinematic style laced with gritty realism. A former hands-on mechanic turned visual craftsman—his motto, "From wrenches to lenses," is no gimmick. It's how he lives.Gil's work spans humanitarian missions in West Africa, vintage racing on East Coast beaches, and raw, emotional portraits from around the globe. His fine art prints have been featured in various magazines, Photographize's 100 Inspiring Artists of the Year (2024) Book , Masters of Monochrome Vol. 1 (coming Soon), and showcased by Gallery Canyons, LDN Collective, and Helm + Oar.You'll find him wherever there's character to be captured—on the track, in the jungle, at a gallery, or somewhere in between.1. Sierra Leone – JOKANDACaptured during a humanitarian mission with Doctors Without Borders and the Saving Lives Initiative, this project documents strength and vulnerability in the face of adversity. JOKANDA is a raw portrait series showcasing the grace and pain of communities often overlooked.2. The Black Cat – Rob Ida x Jaguar XK120An homage to elegance in motion, this project documents Rob Ida's iconic Jaguar—blending sleek automotive design with the grit of New York's streets. A love letter to curves, shadows, and engineering perfection.3. TROG – The Race of GentlemenShot on the sand in Wildwood, NJ, this adrenaline-drenched series captures the spirit of American nostalgia—vintage metal, roaring engines, and the wild hearts who bring the past to life.4. Guadalajara, Mexico – Celebration in Motion Part of an ongoing study in color, movement, and joy, this project celebrates traditional Mexican dance and the beauty of culture in motion—captured mid-spin with a painterly lens. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Richard Petrie is the world's leading marketing coach for architects and designers, blending sharp strategy with cutting-edge AI to help creative professionals win better projects, charge higher fees, and work with clients they love. A former professional cricketer turned marketing strategist, Richard now coaches small design firms globally through his proven SIX-ai system—designed to give designers a powerful edge in an AI-driven world.He's known for transforming how designers approach sales and marketing, turning “referral-dependent” firms into thought leaders with predictable pipelines. When he's not helping designers stand out, he's probably swinging a squash racket or dodging chocolate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With 24 years of extensive experience in the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry, Peta has developed a versatile expertise across the residential, commercial, retail, and healthcare sectors. For nine of these years, she honed her leadership and entrepreneurial skills as the Managing Director of her own architectural company. Now serving as the Vice President at Away Digital in the USA, Peta is instrumental in driving the company's growth strategy and expansion into the American market.Peta is deeply passionate about urban innovation and creating systems and spaces that serve people's needs. Her core interests include high-quality design, sustainability, and fostering community wellbeing and health, which extends to a commitment to helping the homeless. She thrives on creating beautiful places for people to enjoy and is recognized for her exceptional business administration, communication, public speaking, and business development skills. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With over 13 years of distinguished experience, Cory Walker stands as a highly regarded licensed commercial and residential architect based in Los Angeles, renowned for his specialized expertise in commercial adaptive reuse projects. His architectural philosophy deeply prioritizes wellness and fostering a profound connection to nature within built environments; he actively integrates natural elements into all his designs by introducing abundant plants and maximizing daylight penetration. Furthermore, Walker meticulously specifies warm and natural materials, carefully chosen to evoke a recuperating sense of the outdoors, even while indoors, ensuring spaces promote tranquility and well-being.His extensive career is marked by involvement in numerous award-winning designs, spanning both transformative tenant improvements and impressive ground-up, stand-alone commercial office projects. This rich portfolio solidifies his reputation as an innovator in creating healthy, nature-infused commercial spaces that not only meet functional demands but also profoundly enhance the human experience within the built environment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nicholas Tsontakis is a second-generation architect dedicated to pushing the boundaries of contemporary design while honoring the legacy and values instilled in him through years of architectural tradition. At the heart of his work is Dwell Boldly, a firm founded on the mission to craft spaces that enrich the everyday. This powerful statement captures the essence of his approach—where architecture is not only a visual and structural art form but also a deeply human endeavor. It reflects a commitment to balancing bold creativity with functionality, where beauty meets utility and design serves a greater purpose. Tsontakis believes that the spaces we inhabit should do more than simply shelter us—they should inspire us, support our lifestyles, and enhance our well-being. Through thoughtful, resilient, and forward-thinking design, he aims to create environments that have a lasting and positive impact on the people who experience them daily Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the very core of Zeke's professional identity is a deep-seated passion for three things: people, design, and the tangible process of building. It was this driving force that inspired him to found Root Architecture and Development back in 2012. He envisioned a company that was more than just a business; it was a vehicle to connect with more people, to push the boundaries of creative design, and to translate ambitious visions into physical realities.Zeke brings a formidable and well-rounded skill set to every project. Holding licenses as both an Architect and a Contractor, he bridges the often-separate worlds of design and execution. This dual expertise ensures a seamless and efficient workflow, where creative intent is honored and practical construction is flawlessly managed. Further distinguishing his practice, Zeke is a Leed Accredited Professional, a testament to his dedication to creating spaces that are not only beautiful and functional but also sustainable and environmentally conscious.When the workday is done and the tools are put away, Zeke's passions shift to the great outdoors. A true adventurer at heart, he finds his balance and inspiration in nature. He is a father who finds immense joy in the simple pleasure of fishing with his boys, making memories by the water's edge. At other times, he seeks the thrill and solitude of the mountains, running along a scenic Colorado trail, finding a parallel between navigating the challenging terrain and guiding a complex project to its successful completion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul founded the Philadelphia Table Company (PTC) in 2014 as a creative side hustle while still actively touring with his rock band. What began as a passion project soon evolved into a full-time career as he discovered a deep love for craftsmanship and design. With an eye for aesthetics and a strong entrepreneurial spirit, Paul transitioned from the stage to the workshop, dedicating himself entirely to the art of woodworking.Today, Paul leads PTC as the head of sales and design, overseeing each project's vision and ensuring every piece reflects the company's commitment to quality and authenticity. While he occasionally gets his hands dusty, he now entrusts most of the physical building to his talented and trusted team of artisans.Outside the workshop, Paul is a passionate outdoorsman. Whether he's catching waves on his surfboard, exploring new hiking trails, or biking through the countryside, he finds inspiration in nature's textures and forms. He lives a balanced life with his wife, Shea, and their two energetic border collies, who are often by his side during outdoor adventures. Paul's journey is a testament to following your passion, embracing change, and building something meaningful from the ground up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Step into the world of refined architecture and bespoke living with Kory Cox, AIA—an accomplished and licensed architect based in Utah, known for his unparalleled expertise in custom residential design. With over two decades of hands-on experience, Kory has become a trusted name in the world of luxury home creation, delivering spaces that perfectly fuse timeless elegance with innovative functionality.Kory's architectural vision is deeply inspired by Utah's diverse landscapes—from the breathtaking mountain vistas of Park City to the vibrant urban pulse of Salt Lake City. His designs are not only responsive to the environment but are also deeply attuned to the lifestyle, tastes, and aspirations of each individual client. Whether you're dreaming of a peaceful mountain retreat surrounded by nature, a sleek and modern city residence, or a warm and welcoming family estate, Kory takes the time to understand your story, translating it into a space that feels both personal and exceptional.What sets Kory apart is his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to excellence. Every line, material, and finish is thoughtfully selected to reflect a balance of beauty, practicality, and sustainability. His collaborative approach ensures that clients are involved throughout the creative process—transforming what can often feel overwhelming into an exciting and fulfilling journey.With a legacy of architecturally significant homes throughout Utah and beyond, Kory Cox continues to push the boundaries of residential design. His work is a celebration of individuality, a reflection of place, and a testament to the power of good design to enhance how we live, connect, and feel at home.Let Kory bring your dream home to life—an extraordinary living space that's as unique as you are. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hills varied artistic journey is showcased through photography, painting, fashion and building design. Her work merges traditional and modern technology with contemporary flair. Her works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Australia and overseas, captivating audiences with her evocative pieces, including a book Dots of Life-Aboriginal Artists of Central Australia. Awards for her portraits, landscapes and fine art photography at prominent art institutions include: Australian Professional Photographer of the Year and finalist in Head On, Moran, Kennedy and Olive Cotton Awards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Qualls was born and raised in the southeastern US, with time spent in Florida, Virginia, Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia. He attended Auburn University, where he earned his Bachelor of Architecture, graduating in 1983.His career began in Savannah, Georgia, where he worked for L. Scott Barnard and Associates. In 1985, Qualls moved to St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, for what was initially planned as a one-year adventure, but he has remained there ever since. His early work in St. Thomas was with DeJongh and Associates Architects, followed by a period as a sole practitioner. For a few years, he partnered with his good friend from Auburn, Donald Brown.Qualls met his wife, Eleanor, on St. Thomas in 1991. They married and raised their two sons on the island. In 2001, he co-founded Springline Architects with two partners, Tracy Roberts and Mike deHaas. In 2021, Springline Architects joined Novus Architects, which is based in Charleston, South Carolina.Throughout most of his career, Qualls has focused on custom residential design in the islands. His work also includes a significant amount of commercial design, historic preservation, and hurricane reconstruction projects. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Wolfe is an award-winning architect, landscape designer, and journalist, highly respected for his skill in renovating old houses, particularly those from the early 20th century in the New York City region. He possesses a unique talent for uncovering and restoring the "heart and soul" of historic homes, even those that have suffered from years of poor renovations. His expertise lies in seamlessly blending restoration, renovation, and additions, allowing him to capture the unique essence of each property while simultaneously updating it for comfortable modern family living, with the kitchen often becoming the central hub.Beyond his design work, Kevin is an expert in navigating the rigorous Landmarks Preservation Commission review process in New York City for historically designated buildings. His impressive track record includes a 100% approval rate on first submissions for all projects since establishing his firm in 1998. He actively shares his knowledge and passion for historic preservation by teaching in the Master of Science program in Historic Preservation at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where his "man on the street" classes are particularly popular. He's also a prominent advocate for historic preservation in New York City, serving on several prestigious boards and committees, and successfully leading efforts to designate the Douglaston Historic District and the Douglaston Hill Historic District in Queens.Kevin's professional background is extensive, having been trained as both an architect and a landscape architect and practicing since 1988. He has worked with esteemed firms in New York City such as Rafael Vinoly Architects and Kohn Pedersen & Fox Interior Architects. Additionally, he is a prolific writer, contributing articles on architecture, interior design, landscape design, and historic preservation to various publications including Garden Design and Metropolis. He has also contributed to several books and authored This Salubrious Spot—100 Years at Douglas Manor. Currently, he is penning House Stories, a book about his own garden and architectural design work. His academic achievements include a Master of Architecture from Columbia University, a Master of Arts from Clark University, a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from The City College of New York, and a Bachelor of Arts from Holy Cross College. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hector is a highly committed health coach with a specialized focus on helping individuals who are struggling with chronic pain, persistent fatigue, and high levels of stress. With a client-centered approach and a deep understanding of how these issues impact daily life, Hector's mission is to guide people beyond simply coping—to a place where they feel stronger, more energized, and fully capable of pursuing their personal and professional goals.What sets Hector apart is his belief in addressing the root cause of health challenges rather than just managing symptoms. He understands that true, lasting change doesn't come from temporary fixes or one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, his method is holistic and sustainable, rooted in the pillars of hydration, recovery, nutrition, and movement. These are the four cornerstones of the personalized weekly sessions he offers, which are designed to build healthier habits, improve physical and mental resilience, and ultimately elevate quality of life.Each session with Hector is a step forward—an opportunity to reflect on what's working, refine it, and remove the barriers that stand in the way of progress. Whether you're battling daily fatigue, chronic discomfort, or overwhelming stress, Hector creates a supportive and empowering environment where your health journey feels not only possible but purposeful.Hector works with clients of all backgrounds and fitness levels, meeting them exactly where they are. He believes that no challenge is too small or too big to overcome with the right support and strategy. His coaching style is compassionate, realistic, and results-oriented, designed to foster consistency and confidence over time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lou is the kind of leader who collaborates from the very start. He's a “yes and” creative—always open to building ideas together. While Lou and I have only been working together for the past year, our creative dynamic feels like that of long-time colleagues. We often hold walk-and-talk or drive-and-talk ideation sessions, tackling our clients' brand challenges before the brief even lands.What sets Lou apart is his genuine curiosity about the PEOPLE he works with, the WORK itself, and the leaders he serves. He's deeply interested in their visions for themselves, their brands, and the companies they steward. Lou takes kernels of insight from strategists (lucky me!), past experiences, architecture, and countless other sources, weaving them into creative solutions that evoke emotion while solving real business problems.Lou is a creative train conductor—everyone's invited aboard! He knows when the train is leaving, where it's headed, and the best seat for the most scenic view. More than that, he rolls up his sleeves to lay the tracks ahead, ensuring a smooth and inspiring journey.” Global brand strategist" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hayley Morcom is a holistic wellness expert, passionate advocate for low-tox living, and founder of the Naturally Well program. With over 13 years of experience in the health and wellness space, she empowers women to break free from diet culture, rebuild their self-worth, and create a thriving, sustainable lifestyle.Her approach goes beyond traditional diet and exercise plans, focusing on the deep connection between mindset, nutrition, and identity. Hayley believes true health starts from within, but it's also shaped by our environment—what we put in and on our bodies matters. She helps women make simple, impactful shifts towards a more natural, low-tox lifestyle while embracing holistic well-being.As the author of the cookbook Naturally Nourished, Hayley shares her passion for nutrition through simple, wholesome recipes designed to fuel the body and nurture the soul. Her mission is to show women that nourishing themselves can be both easy and enjoyable, with real food that supports long-term vitality.Her own journey of overcoming health struggles, including peri and postnatal depression, has fueled her mission to help women create a life free from restrictive diets, harmful chemicals, and self-doubt. Whether through her podcast, The Hayley Morcom Podcast, speaking engagements, or coaching, she equips her audience with the tools to feel vibrant, confident, and in control of their health.A devoted mother and lifelong learner, Hayley stays at the forefront of holistic health research, sharing the latest insights on natural living, self-care, and sustainable wellness practices. She's here to help women rewrite their wellness stories and step into a life of energy, confidence, and joy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Wagoner is a Denver-based architect, founder of the firm High, Low, Buffalo, host of the ARCHITECT-ING podcast, and adjunct instructor at the University of Colorado Denver's College of Architecture and Planning. With Master's degrees from Kansas State and Yale University and experience across the U.S., Mexico, and Europe, Adam integrates diverse cultural and design influences into his work. He is deeply committed to building community and advancing innovative, contextually responsive architecture that challenges conventional design approaches and elevates the human experience. In recognition of his contributions to the profession, he was honored with the 2024 AIA Colorado Architect of the Year award. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jane Langof is an internationally accredited, multi-award-winning Feng Shui Master, Speaker and Founder of Feng Shui Concepts. Renowned for her expertise in blending traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design, Jane transforms homes, workplaces, and community spaces into environments that elevate energy flow, well-being, and success—enhancing the appeal and value of a property in the process. Since establishing her practice in 2008, Jane has specialised in consultations for new builds, renovations, and refurbishments, working across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Her work has been recognised by leading institutions, including the Design Institute of Australia and the Master Builders Association, for her ability to harmonise aesthetics with energy dynamics, creating beautiful and functional spaces. Jane is the author of the award-winning book Feng Shui: A Homeowner's Guide to Abundance, a practical guide that demystifies Feng Shui for modern living. She is also a sought-after speaker at design, lifestyle, and wellness events, sharing insights on how Feng Shui can inspire abundance and positive energy in any setting. In her downtime, Jane enjoys playing netball with her daughters and discovering new ways to bring Feng Shui into everyday life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Todd is the Director of Haiku Building, a builder with over 15 years of experience and a passion for creating homes that are comfortable, energy-efficient, and built to last. He's a certified Passive House specialist, and has completed Zara D'Cotta's healthy home mastermind. He believes great homes should not only look good, but improve the health of his clients and their families, whilst minimising the impact on the environment. He has a passion for providing new life to old building materials that would otherwise end up in landfill. With a mix of hands-on experience and forward-thinking design, Todd brings a calm, honest, and collaborative approach to every project. He works closely with clients, architects, and trades to make the building process clear, supportive, and enjoyable.At the centre of his work is the PAC Process—Paid as Consultant—a smart, upfront way to plan and guide projects before building begins. It helps clients feel confident from day one, making decisions easier and the journey to their dream home smoother.Todd believes building a home shouldn't be overwhelming. It should be a well-organised, positive experience—with strong relationships, good communication, and a shared focus on quality.When he's not on site or working with clients, Todd's spending time with his wife and three kids—usually outdoors, recharging and enjoying the simple things. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael PalethorpeMichael has over 30 years of experience in project management, managing businesses and projects of all sizes and complexities. He has extensive experience running businesses of all different kinds, including being project manager for SIREWALL USA on one of the 10 largest homes (70,000 sq ft) in the USA, involving features and details that have never been done before in rammed earth.Michael is in charge of US project consultation including (but not limited to): SIREWALL relationship liaison for US projects, plan review and project specific detail recommendations, soil analysis and project specific mix design, training of local contractors, site managers and crew in SIREWALL means and methods, quality control and quality assurance throughout the duration of projects; this is managed through onsite work inspections at key points in the means and methods process and the management of project efficiencies and excellence throughout the project, to the completion of the project.Michael is passionately committed to altering how people and the planet are impacted by the buildings we inhabit. Joss KrayenhoffJoss has 20+ years of SIREWALL experience and has been involved in much of the R&D to create and evolve our systems. Starting out as the clean up kid on site and growing through each role in the company, Joss now operates the Canadian branch of SIREWALL and works with the SIREWALL USA core team to help manage the US operations. His life purpose is in creating places that fundamentally shift the way people live and interact with the world. He thinks there must be more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking and is continuing to figure out what that is.Joss is our in house expert on SIREWALL and supports the US consulting including (but not limited to): Detailed plan review and project specific detail recommendations, mix design review and recommendations, Means and Methods review, consulting on, and troubleshooting challenges that occur during a build. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Together we can build a thriving future for the building industry globally.” Duayne Pearce. I was raised on the smell of sawdust and paint fumes, spending countless hours on building worksites around South East Queensland, with my idol and best mate, my tradie Dad. I fully immersed myself in an industry that I would ultimately find irresistible. It was obvious from the get-go that an ever-present sense of tension between workers, bosses and customers was the way business was done. But more apparent was that money always seemed to be a problem. Nevertheless, leaving school early I jumped in with both feet. I worked hard, became a licensed builder and carpenter, and then reached the dizzying heights of what would appear on the outside to be an incredible success. The cars, the boats, the properties and even the accolades were afforded by our skyrocketing business turnover, but it was all a thin veneer. Underneath, my business was in danger of going bust and I was heading down that familiar rabbit hole of chronic stress, tension and inevitable outcomes of anxiety and depression. Like many contractors before me, I was about to lose everything. My rock bottom thankfully came with a silver lining and the wherewithal to reach out to my wife, friends and my team to try and sort things out. We worked together and took small steps to turn things around but I knew that I needed more help with structure and process. Business Coaches were part of the solution, but my ah-ha moment was realising none of the ones I had engaged understood or had experience in the building industry. That was my light-bulb moment. I'd found my niche and the journey to re-invent and elevate the industry that has always been so important to me, began. Now, with many collaborators and several innovations under my belt, it's my vision to level up the building industry. I'm on a mission to help others who are just like I was, struggling to make a living, working in one of the most important industries in the country. Informing, guiding, training and speaking are the tools of my trade that push for a revolution in the way residential builders and contractors approach their business to thrive. In doing so, we make vital inroads on how this multi-billion dollar industry is perceived positively by homeowner clients, the community and importantly the next generation of contractors choosing it as their own rewarding career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phillip Johnson is one of Australia's most innovative landscape designers, recognised as a sustainable landscape pioneer in the residential and commercial sectors.Phillip leads one of the most awarded firms in the landscaping industry, known for its use of indigenous and native plants, water management and the re-creation of thriving habitats.In 2013 Phillip represented Australia at the world's most prestigious horticultural event – the Chelsea International Flower Show in its milestone 100th year — and was crowned the first Australian in the RHS Chelsea Flower Show's 152-year history to win the coveted Best In Show award. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mercedes is a US Navy Veteran of 10 years where she served as a SEABEE in the Naval Construction force. She was deployed 3 times to the pacific while being stationed in Ventura California and Naples Italy. After the military she continued to explore alternative building options looking to address homes that could be healthy, accessible, and minimal environmental impact. Mercedes currently works for SIREWALL USA, helping to consult on Rammed Earth Buildings, while starting CIEL CONSTRUCT this past year to focus on building with Rammed Earth in Austin Tx. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 2017 Simon, together with Bernard Salt, co-founded The Demographics Group. The group provides specialist advice on demographic, consumer and social trends for business.Simon has presented to corporate, government and industry groups across Australia on demographic trends, consumer insights and cultural change in Australia. His presentations and quirky observations are enjoyed by audiences from the financial services, property, government, education, technology, retail and professional services industries, among others.Simon is a columnist for The New Daily newspaper and is a contributor to The Australian newspaper. He is a prolific media commentator on demographic and data matters.Simon has amassed 700,000 global followers on social media and reaches over 35 million people every month. He ranks as one of the world's Top 10 influencers in data visualisation. Simon holds degrees in geography from leading universities in Berlin and Melbourne and worked for 4 years as a consultant with KPMG Australia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode brings together a diverse group of architects and designers, each with a unique niche and expertise. From heritage architecture and landscape integration in New York to early childhood education design in New Jersey, historical renovations in Pittsburgh, and evidence-based architecture in California, our guests share their insights and experiences. We also explore contemporary hillside homes in Phoenix, master planning for aging-in-place in Fairfield County, and dream home designs in Chicago. Tune in for a fascinating discussion on how architecture shapes communities, adapts to life changes, and meets modern challenges. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Todd Polke is an international educator and trainer in investing and wealth creation.In addition to the 20 years of experience as a professional investor, he has worked with thousands of investors to grow and scale their personal wealth helping them to create more freedom, choices and sovereignty for themselves and their families. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Roberts, a Louisiana native and successful real estate investor with a deep passion for horses and a competitive spirit. Driven by an insatiable hunger to learn and grow, Mike created ‘The Converse Cowboy' platform as a way to connect with incredible people from all walks of life, gaining insights he can apply to his own journey.While stepping into the spotlight and being on camera doesn't come naturally to Mike, he embraces the challenge, knowing that growth often lies just outside of his comfort zone. His curiosity, authenticity, and determination to improve make him not just a great podcast host, but a student of life, eager to share the lessons he uncovers along the way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Kundig, FAIA, RIBA, is an owner and design principal of Olson Kundig. Kundig has received some of the world's highest design honors, including a National Design Award in Architecture from the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, an Academy Award in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and an election to the National Academy as an Academician in Architecture. Most recently, Kundig was awarded the AIA Seattle Medal of Honor as well as a Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Washington. Known for his contextual approach to design, Kundig emphasizes the primacy of the site. His buildings are a direct response to place, often serving as a backdrop to the built, cultural or natural landscapes that surround them. Tom's current projects include homes across North America, Asia, Europe and New Zealand; adaptive reuse projects for a host of different functions; and hospitality projects in the United States, Austria, China, Costa Rica, Mexico, New Zealand, South Korea and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brandon Jorgensen is a native Californian with a design practice based in Napa California. A third-generation Californian, born and raised in the bay area, his family came here in the 30's migrating from Denmark to work on the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge. Having served in the US Army's 10th Mountain Division he went on to study architecture and received his Bachelor and master's in architecture from the University of California, Berkeley.He has worked with Toyo Ito on the Berkeley Art Museum, Studied with Tadao Ando, and spent several years honing his skills as a young man at Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill. He started his own studio in 2011 where he and his small team are currently working on projects in Greece, Hawaii, Los Angeles, and all throughout wine country with a focus on residential and hospitality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the age of 7, horse mad Andrea Rapke Knowles, was told by her father that if she stopped sucking her thumb he would buy her a pony. At the advice of a family friend with a beautiful barn on her property, a pony was chosen (a Welsh Cob terror name Gee Whiz), boarded with the friends and their training began. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Loma Alta, owned and run by Penny Wahler in Santa Cruz, California, and her first Warmblood was purchased to begin Children's Hunters / Equitation and a taste of horse shows. In 1989, they moved to G & G Stables in Los Angeles, CA with Rob Gage and Cyndi Grossman at LAEC. Quite a few amazing and life-changing horses took them around the state and beyond on the show circuit. Rob and Cyndi were amazing trainers and friends, as were the incredible assistant trainers, including Richard Spooner. Sadly, school took over and Andrea was then educated in Lugano, Switzerland and London, England, graduating with a double major in Art History and English Literature. Feeling passionately about the art business brought her to positions at Sotheby's, Christie's and Guggenheim, Asher, a NY & LA based art consultancy. Additionally, she received corporate training at WME & CAA in Los Angeles. Her love of art and design began in childhood where, at a young age, she was already attending auctions and picking fabrics and furnishings for her family's homes. This life-long interest led her to her first professional residential renovation in 2009, the creation of her own firm and the building of a business focused on true collaborations, a knowledge of the newest trends in design/build and a holistic and discrete approach to every venture. Now, she is bringing stable life back into the fold with work on Equine Residences throughout the US and abroad. She is involved in a multitude of charitable foundations focused on homelessness, animal care and rescue and childhood illness. She resides with her husband and two Jack Russell Terriers in Beverly Hills, California. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kristina Young is a 31-year-old Interior Designer and the proud owner of RG Home Designs, based in South Florida. A graduate of the Interior Design Institute, Kristina opened her design company in 2020, and in 2021, after becoming a single mother, she transformed her passion into a thriving business. Kristina has always been drawn to design, starting at the age of six when she used AutoCAD to create houses for fun on her dad's computer. From constantly redecorating her room with new themes, her love for design has been lifelong. Now, as a mother, Kristina is dedicated to creating healthy, sustainable homes for families, focusing on using safe materials that ensure the well-being of children. Her mission is to design homes that families can cherish for generations, combining functionality, beauty, and safety in every space. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An East Coast native who traded Connecticut winters for California's sunny skies in his early twenties, Shawn has cultivated a deep love for Northern California and all that his community provides. Mastering the art of customer success in his previous career, he pivoted from luxury athletic clubs into the real estate realm in 2017 and never looked back.Serving the same discerning Bay Area clientele, Shawn has honed the keen ability to anticipate clients' individual needs and identify the right course of action to achieve success. Driven by a strong desire to help others put down roots in the beloved community he calls home, his passion for real estate is palpable. It is evidenced in the way he thoughtfully guides clients through the home buying process, advocating every step of the way. An accomplished martial artist and published author, the motorcycle enthusiast loves riding up the coast, visiting museums, and hiking Bay Area trails on the weekends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gustavo Bernal received his Bachelor's in Animation and Visual Effects from Academy of Arts University, San Francisco. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Gustavo has strong roots in his Hispanic heritage and multicultural background. With several years of experience, he previously worked for prestigious advertising agencies and production companies in Venezuela and New York City, including Havas Health, The Vidal Partnership, Adrenalina, and Warner Brothers Television. He had edited projects with well-known celebrities and personalities such as Spike Lee, Quest Love, Thalia, Aurora, Moby, Gorillaz, KT Tunstall, Lilly Allen, actor Nestor Carbonel, musician Robin Thicke, restaurateur Danny Meyers, and Magic Johnson. Gustavo brings a unique vision as a filmmaker and creator to all the projects he works on, with his interests in storytelling, film editing, and visual effects. He has been actively involved with AIA Austin since 2019 and is the filmmaker behind WiA's Profiles interview video series. Furthermore, he has won numerous awards for his advertising and independent filmmaking work. His film Tiny Victories 2.0, A Tale of Empathy, has been screened at film festivals in Venice, Copenhagen, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro, Dubai, Chicago, Dallas, London, and the Better Cities Film Festival—Detroit, where it won the Emerging Ideas Award. The short documentary was presented in the #Archtober AIA Queens, Architecture Short Films festival in NY, the Western Australian Museum - Boola Bardip in Melbourne.Gustavo has spoken about storytelling in architecture and film at the AIA Austin Design Excellence, Texas Society of Architecture, and AIA National Conference. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Kennon is an internationally renowned architect with over 40 years of experience, specializing in environmentally sustainable and innovative design. As the founder and CEO of Beyond Zero DDC Inc., Kevin leads the development of zero-carbon emission luxury eco-resorts in remote wilderness locations worldwide, merging design excellence with ecological responsibility. His extensive portfolio includes projects like the 1.5 million square foot Barclays North American Headquarters, the Rodin Museum in Seoul, and multiple award-winning Bloomingdale's stores. Additionally, he led United Architects, a finalist in the prestigious World Trade Center design competition, further solidifying his impact on architectural innovation. Kevin's expertise spans adaptive reuse, urban planning, and large-scale developments, with projects featured in the permanent collection of MoMA, New York. He has earned over 40 international design awards and is a sought-after thought leader, contributing to discussions on urban development, climate change, and sustainable architecture. His work extends beyond architecture; as an expert witness and lecturer at leading institutions like Yale and Columbia, he brings a multidisciplinary approach to his craft. As a podcast guest, Kevin offers a deep understanding of architecture's role in societal and environmental shifts. His unique perspectives on the future of cities, sustainability, and the intersection of culture and architecture make him a compelling and insightful speaker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alexandra Chaves, Assoc. AIA, NOMA is a Project Manager at Restructure Studio where her organizational skills, professionalism and eye for detail allow her to excel. Venezuelan born, Alexandra initiated her Architecture studies in Caracas, Venezuela at Universidad Santa Maria. In 2002, she came to the US to complete her degree. She holds a Bachelor's in Fine Arts majoring in Architecture and Masters in Architecture from SCAD. In 2006, She moved to NYC where she worked in different boutique Architectural firms dedicated to custom residential design. Alexandra finally moved to Austin in 2018 to be closer to family, and has found the working culture at Restructure Studio to be the perfect balance between being a working mom and daily work life tasks. She has been actively involved with AIA Austin since 2018. She is the founder and creator and chair of the ‘Profiles' interview video series subcommittee for Women in Architecture (WiA) Austin which started in 2021. In 2023 she was awarded the AIA Austin President's Award for the promotion of Austin Architecture through outstanding documentary filmmaking and in 2024 was the recipient of the AIA Austin Honors Award | Associate Member of the year. She is the current Women in Architecture Chair-Elect for Austin 2024. Moving forward, she plans to pursue licensure in Texas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rebecca Osborne is the visionary founder and creative force behind Osborne & Co., a leading interior design and property styling studio based in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. With over two decades of experience, Rebecca's talent for creating sophisticated, luxury spaces has earned her a reputation for excellence. Her entrepreneurial journey began at a young age, and today she leads a studio specialising in elevating the quality of life through interiors, focusing on high-end residential and commercial projects. Rebecca tailors every design to the client's needs, ensuring each space feels personal and thoughtfully crafted. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, Chris Howell, owner of SPX Fit, shares his journey from collegiate lacrosse player and Wall Street professional to gym designer, blending fitness functionality with aesthetics. From outfitting Soho House gyms to crafting bespoke home and commercial fitness spaces, Chris discusses how his designs incorporate wellness trends like saunas, plunge pools, and meditation zones.Chris highlights the importance of customization, creating tailored environments that cater to contrasting needs—such as high-energy workout zones and serene wellness areas—while seamlessly integrating brand identity and personal stories. Examples range from branded basketball courts and turf football fields to unique multifunctional spaces, like a barn-turned-members-club in New Jersey.Through collaboration with architectural and interior design teams, Chris ensures each project balances technical excellence with inspiring design. His work emphasizes the emotional connection between clients and their spaces, crafting gyms that not only meet fitness goals but also reflect personal values and aspirations. Tune in to explore how SPX Fit redefines gym design. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"I started my career as a Mechanical and Hydraulic Engineer but soon realised my passion was designing buildings for people and planet. I effectively facilitate and manage sustainability outcomes within projects. I enjoy inspiring people, sharing knowledge and creating great team relationships." In this inspiring episode, sustainability consultant Trish shares her passion for creating a built environment that respects and regenerates nature. Trish discusses integrating biophilic and regenerative principles into construction, focusing on reusing, repurposing, and healing the land rather than exploiting it. Her approach challenges the disposable culture of modern building practices, advocating for structures designed to last over a century.

Join Ashley Heeren, co-founder of LoDo (Low Design Office), as she shares her journey from a creative childhood in Las Vegas to studying architecture at Yale and Harvard GSD. LoDo embraces a "low" design approach, emphasizing resource-conscious, community-driven architecture rooted in collaboration and empathy.Discover LoDo's groundbreaking projects, like House Zero, which showcases 3D-printed concrete's potential for sustainable, modular homes with timeless appeal. Ashley dives into blending technology with familiar aesthetics, balancing innovation with environmental responsibility.The conversation highlights LoDo's human- and environment-centric philosophy, focusing on scalable, adaptable designs that empower communities. From Casa Marianella's Posada Campus, a safe haven for vulnerable families, to inspiring modular solutions for diverse contexts, Ashley shares how architecture shapes spaces and lives.Don't miss the story behind their upcoming benefit concert on Dec. 9 at Austin's Moody Theatre, supporting Casa Marianella's new campus. Tune in for an inspiring look at architecture's power to create meaningful impact! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast episode, Generational Lighting Expertise, Garrett Neal, principal designer at Neal Lighting, discusses his journey in lighting design, deeply influenced by his father and background in stage production.Transitioning from music management to join his family's business, Garrett has grown from project manager to a leader in innovative lighting solutions.He describes lighting as a blend of art and science, explaining how it shapes mood, productivity, and even health by affecting circadian rhythms. Garrett highlights the transformation of the industry with LED technology, enabling flexible, customizable lighting that integrates seamlessly into modern spaces.He shares insights on residential lighting technologies, including static white lighting, warm dimming, and dynamic color-changing lights, each tailored to enhance daily routines. Emphasizing layered and intentional lighting, Garrett explains the importance of ambient and accent lights to avoid harsh overhead lighting, creating warmth and visual interest. For Garrett, lighting design is a collaborative process that requires alignment with architects and designers to ensure cohesive aesthetics and functionality. With a focus on interoperability and innovation, he describes how advanced systems and smart controls are transforming spaces, making lighting a powerful, adaptable element of interior design. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special TalkDesign episode, Peter Twohy flips the script, interviewing Adrian Ramsay to dive into his holistic, land-centered approach to architecture. Adrian shares his “land whispering” and “emotional floor plans,” methodologies that prioritize connecting deeply with both clients and the environment.Adrian describes how his design process begins by aligning with the natural elements of a site—wind, sunlight, and terrain—creating homes that flow harmoniously with their surroundings. Through alpha brainwave activation, he enters a state of intuitive clarity, allowing him to understand the land's nuances, enhancing design responsiveness. His philosophy is rooted in observing the site's daily rhythms, crafting spaces that evolve with the land itself.Adrian also talks about “design magic” as a collaborative journey, emphasizing the synergy of client input, creative professionals, and the land. This process culminates in emotional floor plans, inspired by Sam Gosling and Christopher Travis, which bring clients' unique emotional needs to life through customized spaces.Balancing the podcast, Dream Homes Revealed TV show, and architectural tours requires careful scheduling, with early-morning podcast recordings and quarterly design tours. These tours, now offered in partnership with Feast Experiences, provide immersive architectural journeys for small groups, fostering deep connections with the world of design and with each other. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrated pastry chef and TV personality Adriano Zumbo, known as the "Sweet Assassin," shares insights into his journey from a rural New South Wales supermarket to international stardom. Famous for his inventive desserts and creative food pairings, Adriano reflects on his early passion for sweets, his hands-on apprenticeship, and his time working with top chefs in Paris.Adriano also discusses the unexpected rise to fame through MasterChef, where a croquembouche challenge catapulted his career, leading to more television opportunities. Despite his TV success, Adriano's true passion lies in cooking and creating unique flavour combinations, blending sweet and savoury elements in unconventional ways.Tune in to hear Adriano's exciting plans, including his upcoming food tour in Catalonia, Spain, and the artistry behind his iconic desserts! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.