Podcasts about Architectural technology

At just 22, Iddris Sandu's life story was already legendary. This Architectural Technologist learned to program at the age of 11 and has worked with everyone from Kanye West to Nipsey Hussle to Space X. In this episode from 2020 we talk coding, holograms, what ancient flutes have to do with computers, how programming works and why it's important. The designer and entrepreneur also shares his favorite programming languages, philosophies on future technology and why we should all strive to be dynamic rather than single-minded. He's a true inspiration and Alie shamelessly begged him for life advice.  Follow Iddris on InstagramVisit Spatial Labs, the tech company founded by IddrisFull-length (*not* G-rated) Architectural Technology episode + tons of science linksMore kid-friendly Smologies episodes!Become a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a monthOlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, hoodies, totes!Follow Ologies on Instagram and BlueskyFollow Alie Ward on Instagram and TikTokSound editing by Mercedes Maitland of Maitland Audio Productions, Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media, and Steven Ray MorrisMade possible by work from Noel Dilworth, Susan Hale, Jacob Chaffee, Kelly R. Dwyer, Aveline Malek and Erin TalbertSmologies theme song by Harold Malcolm

Behind the Scenes of Podcast Production: Jon offers a behind-the-scenes look at the extensive work involved in relaunching CIAT's 'Where it's AT' podcast. The episode covers the planning, strategy meetings, content brainstorming, and technical setups necessary to reboot an existing show. Jon explains the importance of having clear goals, appropriate branding, and well-thought-out audio and visual elements. He also discusses the meticulous editing and promotional efforts required to produce quality podcast episodes. Jon also previews the next episode of 'Where it's AT' titled 'The Healing Power of Buildings,' set to release on May 30, 2025.Episode Highlights...00:00 Introduction01:39 What is the Where it's AT podcast?04:48 Podcast Relaunch Strategy13:28 Editing and Production Insights16:52 Conclusion and Next StepsKey Takeaways...Podcasting takes planning Making a podcast isn't just hitting record and talking. You need a plan—what the show's about, how it sounds, what it looks like, and who it's for. It's a bit like designing a building—lots of little parts need to work together.The stuff people don't see matters There's loads that goes on behind the scenes. From planning and editing to sorting out guests and sharing the show online, all these steps help your podcast sound and look professional.You don't have to do it alone Getting help from someone who knows what they're doing can save you time and stress. A podcast expert can help with everything from ideas to launch, so your show feels smooth and sounds great.Links Mentioned In The Episode...

Suretank, the leading provider of modular and tank solutions for global infrastructure, pharma, marine and energy companies, has announced the expansion of its bursary programme to include two additional bursaries to support the next generation of engineering talent. The bursary programme has now been named The Tom Moody Programme for Engineering Talent, a reflection of the legacy left by Suretank's General Manager, Tom Moody, who died earlier this year. The expansion of the bursary programme marks Suretank's 30th anniversary in business. It follows the company's recent announcement that it is creating 80 new jobs in the Louth region, strengthening its commitment to investing in the community and driving further business growth. As demand for engineering talent in Ireland remains high, the programme will ensure Suretank continues to develop its own in-house engineering talent, serving a global customer base. The company's engineering department boasts 30 engineers with expertise in mechanical, electrical and structural engineering. The Tom Moody Programme for Engineering Talent will now become an annual partnership with Dundalk institute of Technology (DkIT). It is designed to support engineering students in their academic journey and includes the payment of college fees and expenses, along with paid work placements throughout the year in Suretank's cutting-edge facilities in Louth. Additionally, recipients receive guided mentorship to ensure they develop the practical skills and expertise necessary to thrive in their careers. This extension builds on the success of the company's first bursary, launched in October last year, and reflects Suretank's ongoing commitment to investing in the next generation of talent and supporting the local community. It comes in addition to Suretank's apprenticeship programme, which last year saw one of its apprentices, Jamie Kirwan, named Apprentice of the Year Award (Electrical) at the Generation Apprenticeship Ireland Awards. Applications are open to third-year students at Dundalk Institute of Technology studying for degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, and Architectural Technology. Click here for more information and to apply. Dymphna Conlon, People & Organisation Development (P&OD) Manager said: "At Suretank, we are deeply committed to empowering the next generation of engineers while giving back to the community that has supported us for the last 30 years. Expanding our bursary programme reinforces our long-term investment in the local region, providing students with a valuable opportunity to gain a head start in their careers. "This initiative also honours the legacy of our colleague, Tom Moody, who was a strong believer in nurturing talent and his dedication and spirit left a lasting impact on all of us. By offering hands-on experience, mentorship, and the skills needed to succeed, these bursaries celebrate his memory in the most meaningful way - by supporting the future of engineering talent. More than just financial assistance, this is our ongoing commitment to people, progress, and the potential within our community." See more stories here.

In this podcast episode, 2025 WiR Mary Kay Carson interviews two regional children's book authors: Jennifer Sommer and Kerrie Hollihan. Originally from Lexington, KY, Sommer currently lives in Dayton, OH. Hear Sommer read from Her Eyes Were on the Stars, her debut award-winning picture book. Sommer received degrees in Political Science as well as Interior Design and Architectural Technology before earning her Masters in Library Science. After two decades working as a children's librarian, she returned to university to earn an MFA in Creative Writing for Children and Young Adults. Hollihan is the award-winning author of nine nonfiction books for kids and teens. Her latest chapter book, Avery's Pumpkin, saw her take a turn into fiction—but it's an idea she has had in mind for over 30 years. Hear from both authors as they read from their books and discuss the world of hybrid publishing with Carson.

Join us for an exciting new episode of the Grow Sessions, featuring special guest Matthew O'Boyle from VALERE Architects, in an episode titled, "Efficiency by Design: Optimizing Your Grow Room for Maximum Yield." This episode explores the common mistakes and pitfalls that growers should avoid when constructing a cannabis cultivation facility. Matthew highlights the crucial importance of collaborating with an architect who has extensive experience in designing optimized grow operations. While inexperienced design choices may seem cost-effective initially, they often lead to higher expenses in the long run due to underlying issues that need to be addressed.Key insights covered in the episode include:The importance of understanding the operational workflows necessary to maintain a clean and safe environment for the plants throughout the cultivation process.The benefit of not utilizing every square inch of a facility. Leaving some extra space allows for greater flexibility and scalability as the business grows and needs evolve over time.The significant impact an experienced cannabis-focused architect can have on the capital expenses and long-term profitability of the grow operation. Their expertise can help prevent many problems before they even arise.Whether you're just starting to build your first grow facility or looking to enhance an existing operation, this episode is packed with practical, expert-driven advice. Tune in to learn how to design a successful, efficient, and scalable cannabis cultivation facility that will support the long-term success of your business.About Matthew O'Boyle, RA, AIA, CEO + FounderVALERE Architects, Inc.Matthew has been working in the design field professionally since 2009 after completing an Associate's of Architectural Technology from Springfield Technical Community College. He furthered his education at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst by receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture degree in 2012 and then further with a Master of Architecture degree from Hartford University in 2015.He has experience working on projects ranging from: light commercial, restaurant and café space, community focused projects, residential, and multi-family housing.  His work focuses on a technical and efficiency-focused design process believing that it leads to the best solution for a client in the Cannabis Industry.  Matthew has a passion for high performance buildings & construction, making each project as sustainable as possible through material selection and design. If you have questions for Matthew you can reach him at mo@valerearchitects.com or visit the VALERE Architects website at www.valerearchitects.com. You can also connect with him on Linkedin: Matthew O'Boyle. Thanks for listening. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast to receive upcoming episodes.

Let Us Know What You Thought Of The Episode This episode of The Savvy Investor Podcast shines a spotlight on maximizing property value through smart rehab and renovation, including the strategic addition of garden suites. With an advanced diploma in Architectural Technology, a Certificate in Project Management, and over a decade of construction industry experience Michael Emanuele has taken an active role in managing projects totaling more than $100 million in value.In this episode we talk about: - Michael's transformative career journey.- Insights into Tri City Builders' mission to support investors in their construction ventures.- The pivotal decision that propelled Michael from a secure job to the entrepreneurial realm.- How Ontario's evolving laws are increasing the potential for multiple dwelling units on single-family lots.- The critical importance of pre-renovation analysis to ensure investment success.Financial planning tips for adding a garden suite to your investment property.- Strategies for effective collaboration with contractors to ensure project success- & more!Follow Michael on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/michaelemanueleofficial/Learn More About Our Trusted Partner- Ellements GroupEllements Group offers real estate investors like you the peace of mind that comes from their insightful, full-team approach to financial coaching, holistic financial planning and managing your entire financial picture, not just your portfolio. Would you like to learn more? Visit:https://thesavvyinvestor.ca/ellements-financial-groupSavvy Investor Links: Website: https://thesavvyinvestor.caInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/savvy_investorsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesavvyinvestorJoin our Savvy Squad Community for 30 Days Absolutely FREE!https://thesavvyinvestor.ca/joinDisclaimer: The views and advice expressed on this podcast are those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or beliefs of the podcast host or affiliated parties. The content is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered as professional financial, legal, or investment advice. Listeners are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The podcast host and producers are not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided.

Meet Michael Emanuele, a best-selling author, real estate investor, and the owner of Tri-City Builders, a Construction Management Firm specializing in the design and construction of Additional Dwelling Units.In this episode, Michael talks about:His journey from architecture to real estate investing, highlights the importance of networking and valuable connections.The need for adaptability as the real estate industry evolves.ADUs (Additional Dwelling Units) are explored as a lucrative addition to properties, bringing increased cash flow and property value.Key considerations for ADUs, including zoning bylaws, setbacks, and parking requirements.The importance of consulting professionals with experience in ADU projects is underscored due to evolving city regulations.Insights into the challenges of real estate investing and navigating ADU projects, emphasizing continuous learning in the industry.About MichaelMichael Emanuele is a best-selling author, real estate investor, and the owner of Tri-City Builders, a Construction Management Firm specializing in the design and construction of Additional Dwelling Units.With an advanced diploma in Architectural Technology, a Certificate in Project Management, and over a decade of commercial and residential construction industry experience Michael has taken an active role in managing projects totaling more than $100 million in value.Michael is passionate about coaching other investors to confidently buy, plan, and self-manage their property rehabs, too! With his two Amazon best-selling books, "Rehabbing Your Way to Wealth," "Rehabber Secrets," and free content on his YouTube Channel @RealEstateRehabber, he is helping investors on their journey to financial freedom.Contact MichaelInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/michaelemanueleofficial/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mike.emanuele.12Connect with Danielle ChiassonWebsite: https://strategicsuccessconsulting.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellechiasson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaniChiassonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsgetrealTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@danichiassonBook in a call: https://calendly.com/strategicsuccess/lets-get-real-estate-20-min-chatListen in and subscribe for more.You can also leave us a review and of course, don't forget to share. I'm sure there are real people in your network who can take advantage of what they're going to learn from the show.Interested in becoming a guest on the show? Email admin@letsgetrealpodcast.com with the Subject: I want to be a guest! OR simply fill out: https://letsgetrealestatepodcast.com/be-a-guest/. 

In the episode, host Jon interviews Ian Shirvell, a Chartered Architectural Technologist and the founder of Ora Design Architecture. Ian shares his journey from a G-grade high school student to a successful sole practitioner in architecture. Ian discusses how he started his career as a carpenter's apprentice, then moved into architectural technology after stints at a building surveyors, a timber frame company, and two prestigious RIBA registered practices. He chats about the influence his family had on his career choices. Ian discusses his difficulties at school due to undiagnosed dyslexia, his journey through the recession, and his subsequent freelance opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic.Today's Guest...Ian Shirvell is a Chartered Architectural Technologist and is passionate about all aspects of architecture and construction. He comes from a family of property developers and his career spans over 20 years. Starting as an apprenticeship served Carpenter, he studied Architectural Technology at Oxford and developed his architectural expertise during his time at two prestigious RIBA registered practices. Throughout his career, Ian has worked on a broad range of projects including Residential, Healthcare, Churches, and Education including a new leading Independent School and renowned Oxford University buildings.Episode Highlights...00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:45 Ian's Unconventional Journey into Architecture01:39 Ian's Early Interest in Architecture and DIY03:35 Ian's Struggles in School and Overcoming Dyslexia07:30 Ian's Journey from Carpentry to Architecture10:48 The Importance of Learning and Adapting in Architecture19:20 Ian's Transition to Freelancing and Starting His Own Practice23:17 Challenges and Successes in Running an Architecture Business26:42 Ian's Favorite Places and Closing RemarksKey Takeaways...

Mold and asbestos are sometimes referred to as the ‘silent killers in a building'.If you have either of these in your building they are going to be a big concern and can have incredibly serious health effects on your occupants. Today, we hear from an expert with over twenty years experience dealing with the most complex indoor air quality, mold, and hazardous building materials issues. Our guest worked on one of the largest and most comprehensive mould cleanup projects undertaken in Canada and has acted as primary consultant for the development of government mould cleanup guidelines. He is a director with Pinchin Ltd, one of North America's premier environmental, engineering, building science, and health & safety consulting firms, Stephen Booth. THINGS WE SPOKE ABOUTHow mold damages buildings and causes health problems Mitigation tactics for mold, fungus and hazardous materials Why testing and management requires professional support Using air filters as the first line of defense for airborne particlesThe fatal impact of asbestos and how to manage it if it's in your building GUEST DETAILSStephen Booth, CET, LEED AP, RESET AP is Executive Vice President, GTA Indoor Environmental Quality at Pinchin.Stephen has been employed by Pinchin Ltd. since 1993. Stephen holds a Diploma in Architectural Technology from Centennial College. Stephen is a Certified Engineering Technologist and LEED and RESET Air accredited professional. Stephen has more than 25years of environmental consulting experience and has managed hundreds of projects on behalf of Pinchin Ltd., including mould assessments, hazardous building materials surveys, along with complex abatement projects. This experience extends to industrial, commercial and government projects. Stephen has managed multiple whole building abatement projects for lead, mould, asbestos, and clandestine drug laboratories.https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephendbooth/ ABOUT CAMFIL'S CAO INITIATIVEThe Chief Airgonomics Officer initiative is started by Camfil, a leading manufacturer in premium clean air solutions and an advocate for access to clean air.The Chief Airgonomics initiative is being driven at a time of urgency: sensitivities over air have heightened due to the COVID-19 pandemic, air pollutants are well known to damage the environment and the newly published WHO Air Quality Guidelines show us that air pollution is more damaging to human health than previously understood.The initiative is a direct response to these realities while also bringing to life Camfil's mission of protecting people, processes and the environment. It also puts into practice Camfil's knowledge and expertise built over more than half a century and that it is eager to share with its peers and wider audiences to improve people's lives.Our Vision : Clean and healthy Indoor Air should be a Human rightOur Mission: We want all companies and organisations to put clean and healthy indoor air on the agendaCamfil believes that real change can only happen through collaborative effort and wants your organisation to join the clean air movement and community. Start your clean indoor air journey today!CAO Website: https://www.chiefairgonomicsofficer.com/CAO Linkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12679402/Let's Talk Clean Air is produced for Camfil by Dustpod.ioQUOTESWhen you get substantial amounts of mold growth in your building there are a number of health effects that can occur for building occupants, primarily upper respiratory and allergy in nature. - Stephen Booth Filters are the first line of defense of the air that's coming into the building - Stephen Booth The measurement part of the samples is probably the least important part of the indoor air quality testing. - Stephen Booth Offices are generally better from an indoor air quality point of view than homes are. - Stephen Booth Millions of tons of asbestos were put into building materials through the 50s, 60s and 70s. Then, by the 1970s, we started to see that the people who had been working with asbestos 20 years earlier, had a very high rate of lung cancer and restrictive breathing problems. - Stephen Booth KEYWORDS#buildingmanager #mold #asbestos #indoorairquality #airfilters

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) is hosting the 10th International Congress on Architectural Technology (ICAT) Conference this week (18, 19 & 20 January) at its Galway (Dublin Road) campus. The conference theme "Architectural Technology Transformation" will see students, academics, and industry professionals from across Europe and beyond sharing ideas and learning about the developments in the profession of Architectural Technology. Students from Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), Ulster University (UU) and ATU's campuses among others will join academic and industry representatives from Denmark's UCL University College, Spain's University of Alicante, Scotland's Robert Gordon University (RGU), the United Kingdom's Salford University and Northern Ireland's South West College along with lecturers from ATU, UU, TU Dublin and Trinity College Dublin, to learn about the developments in the profession of Architectural Technology. Day one is an Architectural Technology student event which has awards sponsored by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), Republic of Ireland (C2) Centre aspirATion Group and local Architectural company O'Neill O'Malley (ONOM), with lunch sponsored by Unilin Insulation. Day two is an all-day conference and day three is a guided walking tour of contemporary to medieval architecture in Galway City, followed by lunch. Eddie Weir PCIAT, President of CIAT, says: "I am delighted and looking forward to attending the International Congress on Architectural Technology at ATU Galway in my capacity of CIAT President. The built environment plays a crucial role in how people understand and value the world around them and the essential pivotal discipline of Architectural Technology is at the centre of this. I look forward to meeting those who are transforming the built environment with their forward-thinking initiatives on Architectural Technology. The student event on the first day, Thursday 18 January, will see Ireland's top Architectural Technology students work in groups (teams of six) all day to develop a detailed project and presentation as part of the inaugural national student competition in consultation with CIAT and ONOM for Best Application of Sustainable Materials, Best Demonstration of Buildability of Assembly and Overall Winner. Judges are Eddie Weir PCIAT, President of CIAT, Emma Hayes MCIAT, David McGourty ACIAT, John O'Malley, ONOM Architects and Karol Dempsey MCIAT, ATU and CIAT Republic of Ireland (C2) Centre aspirATion Chair. Winners will be announced at the end of the day. On the second day, Friday 19 January, the Congress will showcase new and emerging research within the discipline of Architectural Technology worldwide and to publish the results for the benefit of society. A best paper award will be announced at the end of the conference proceedings. Irene Hayden explains the Congress ethos which is that the research it initiates and disseminates "must be independent of political, economic, and ideological interests as well as dominating influence from organisations, and institutions. It is the firm belief of the Congress board that true development on behalf of society is a result of free debate and presentation of different views and perspectives. International authors this year have researched topics across many areas, demonstrating the next evolution of architectural technology transformation. Presenters and attendees are excited to learn about new uses of technology in conservation architecture, building material passports for the circular economy, enhanced fire evacuation opportunities, augmented reality applications for deconstruction surveys, sustainable material choices, as-built monitoring of design choices to reduce service loads, flooding mitigation using blue-green roofs, as-built moisture monitoring and control of building fabrics, fabric first approach options for deep retrofits, Enerphit, and Passivhaus projects, and the use of artificial i...

At just 22, Iddris Sandu's life story was already legendary. This Architectural Technologist learned to program at the age of 11 and has worked with everyone from Kanye West to Nipsey Hussle to Space X. In this episode from 2020 we talk coding, holograms, what ancient flutes have to do with computers, how programming works and why it's important. The designer and entrepreneur also shares his favorite programming languages, philosophies on future technology and why we should all strive to be dynamic rather than single-minded. He's a true inspiration and Alie shamelessly begged him for life advice. Follow Iddris on Instagram and TwitterVisit Spatial Labs, the tech company founded by IddrisFull-length (*not* G-rated) Architectural Technology episode + tons of science linksMore kid-friendly Smologies episodes!Become a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a monthOlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, hoodies, totes!Follow @Ologies on Twitter and InstagramFollow @AlieWard on Twitter and InstagramSound editing by Steven Ray Morris, Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media and Mercedes Maitland of Maitland Audio ProductionsMade possible by work from Noel Dilworth, Susan Hale, Kelly R. Dwyer & Erin TalbertSmologies theme song by Harold Malcolm

Sarah Westall joins Dan Happel's show to discuss UNESCO and the global tyranny. We discuss how the United Nations rarely means what they say and how their latest actions is evidence of their desire for world domination via oppression of the masses. They should not be followed or funded by anyone wanting true justice, freedom and dignity for others. You can follow Dan Happel on his website at https://danhappel.com/   Links mentioned in the show: Learn more how you can convert your IRA or buy precious metals by emailing info@MilesFranklin.com - tell them ‘Sarah sent me” and get the best service and prices in the country. Help fight human trafficking while boosting your kids immune system with Z-stack Kids – learn more at https://zstacklife.com/products/z-stack-kids?ref=Sarah&variant=41579270897830 Sign up for Marjory Wildcraft's FREE seminar at “SarahsBackyardFarm.com” Help rebuild America and your independence - learn more at https://FreedomBuyingClub.com   Consider subscribing: Follow on Twitter @Sarah_Westall Follow on my Substack at SarahWestall.Substack.com See Important Proven Solutions to Keep Your from getting sick even if you had the mRNA Shot - Dr. Nieusma MUSIC CREDITS: “In Epic World” by Valentina Gribanova, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio         See on Bastyon | Bitchute | Odysee | Rumble | Youtube | Freedom.Social   Dan Happel's Biography Dan Happel is a 4th generation Montanan, born and raised in the Gallatin Valley. Dan is a retired businessman living on a ranch near Pony, Montana with his wife Ingrid, has 3 children, and 4 grandchildren of whom he is especially proud. Dan graduated Summa Cum Saude in Architectural Technology from Western Technical College and, after graduation, volunteered for the draft and served as an Architect in Training to the District Facilities Engineer, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army, at Fort Mcnair in Washington D.C. from 1971-1973. After discharge Dan worked as an Architectural Designer while continuing his education at Montana State University and the University of Colorado in Planning, Public Administration and Economics.  He founded and managed several successful Design-Build Commercial Construction Companies, including Happel & Associates, currently working in 11 states. He returned to Montana in 1996 and continues as an active community member having served as a County Commissioner in Madison County, and is currently serving as the Montana State GOP Finance Chair, a Trustee on:  The United Precious Metals Association, the Montana Forest Owners Association, Harrison Fire Board, the Montana Forest Stewardship Foundation, Chairman of the Montana Forest Stewardship Steering Committee, and became 1 of only 2 Montana Master Forest Stewards in 2012 through the MSU/UM Extension Forestry Program and was recently appointed to the Western Montana BLM Resource Advisory Council. Dan is also a member of Major General Paul Vallely's Kitchen Cabinet for Stand Up America, is a member of, and featured in, G. Edward Griffin's Freedom Force International hall of Honor, Serves on the Freedom Force International Leadership Council, has been a Research Assistant, Associate/Executive Producer on six James Jaeger Documentary movies featuring Congressman Ron Paul, Dr. Edwin Vieira, G. Edward Griffin, Pat Buchanan among others, and is featured in Midnight Ride, Jaeger's latest documentary movie scheduled for release late this year. Dan has traveled extensively and is a frequent speaker on a number of crucially important and controversial subjects: UN Agenda 21; The History of Progressive Socialism in America; Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve System; and Life, Liberty and Property – The Cornerstones of Freedom; having developed several highly regarded PowerPoint programs on these subjects.  Dan also teaches U.S. Constitution classes for various groups around Montana,

Join me for an enlightening episode featuring our very first Feng Shui expert panel, where we will discuss how Feng Shui can improve overall health and wellness in your home and life! In this episode, I will be discussing the application of Feng Shui in our everyday lives with four renowned experts: Fiona Finn, Bernadette Hurley, Katherine McMahon, and Joanna O'Kane. Each expert began their journey in Feng Shui through training, but they have since expanded their knowledge and experiences in their own unique ways. As alumni of the International Feng Shui School, it is remarkable to witness how they have grown and developed their own practices over time. If you desire a home that provides greater support for you and your family, if you often feel stressed, fatigued, or lack energy in your home, or if you struggle with maintaining good health and overall well-being, this episode is for you. These incredible experts will share tips and tricks on how to make small shifts in your home and life, transforming your environment to improve health and wellness. They will also share personal stories that highlight the mental and physical impact of our surroundings, such as the significance of maintaining a clear center in your home for your well-being. In Feng Shui, your home is divided into nine different areas, each representing different parts of your body. By understanding which areas correspond to specific body parts and how to remedy any destructive cycles, you can enhance your health and well-being. Prepare to uncover the transformative power of Feng Shui as our expert panel, as these Feng Shui Goddesses share their personal experiences and insights on how this ancient practice can enhance health and wellness within your home. They will reveal invaluable tips and tricks for creating harmonious environments and optimizing energy flow, ultimately elevating the well-being of your living space. Discover how this ancient art can inspire mindfulness, reduce stress, and cultivate positive energy, allowing you to thrive in all aspects of your existence. Join us now and take the first step towards creating a harmonious and supportive environment for yourself and your loved ones. --- Katherine, as a spiritual being, seeks to explore, learn, heal, and love through the energy of the Universe. She has received training as a Louise Hay ‘Heal Your Life' facilitator and coach, a reflexologist, a shamanic healer, a Feng Shui consultant, and an Access Bars facilitator. Katherine enjoys working with individuals and assisting them in achieving a more content and healthier lifestyle. Her true passion lies in aiding individuals in healing emotionally, spiritually, and physically, as well as promoting balance and harmony within their environment. Katherine's various roles, such as being a mother, sister, daughter, friend, and animal lover, are all embraced with enthusiasm and passion. My website is www.healinghearths.com  Email: info@healinghearths.com  Bernadette and I work together teaching Feng Shui online - Feng Shui with B & K Our email is: fengshuibk1@gmail.com --- Bernadette O'Driscoll Hurley is a seasoned practitioner with experience in shamanism, land & house clearing Fengshui, Parnic healing, and Kundalini therapy. Her spiritual journey began as a child but deepened when she was granted access to divine healing energy by the heavenly Goddess Qan yin during an unintentional trance, deep in a cave in western China. Since then she has devoted herself to helping others heal and grow on their own paths.  She comes from a long line of formidable women, learning ancient Celtic wisdom from her maternal grandmother who was a powerful herbalist, rebel, teacher, and healer. As a shamanic & Fengshui practitioner, Bernadette draws upon ancient wisdom and intuitive guidance to facilitate deep healing and transformation. She works with clients to identify and release energetic blockages, connect with their inner power and wisdom, and journey to the spirit realm for guidance and insight. In addition to her work as a practitioner, Bernadette is also a mother and a wife who lives in Cork, and welcomes clients from all backgrounds and walks of life to explore the transformative power of shamanism, Pranic healing, and kundalini therapy, land & house clearing, and Fengshui with her. Email: fengshuibk1@gmail.com  www.instagram.com/fengshuiwithbandk --- Fiona Finn is a Feng Shui Consultant & Wellbeing Facilitator based in Cork, Ireland. Her sole purpose is to facilitate people from problems to possibilities to create harmony and the life they truly desire. Everything is a choice and each new day is a possibility to choose different. Over the last 15 (plus!) years I have trained in the following areas – Architectural Technology, Feng Shui, Kinesiology, Integrated Energy Therapy, Abundance Coaching, Access Bars, Energetic Facelift, and Pranic Healing. Always looking for more ease in my life. I have ease in my life. I have energy, joy, and peace in my life. I have tools that I use daily so that I can be Me and have fun! My life before this adventure looked very different – constant mind chatter, body aches and pains, asthma, back and neck issues, low energy, waking up tired, overweight, low confidence, introverted and shy……..burnout…… Today and every day I have access to a toolkit of easy-to-use techniques and tools that nurture and create ease and joy in my life. I do have some crap days still – however, they don't spiral into something deeper that before would have lasted for days! …. ‘'Originally trained as an Architectural Technician I see the world differently to most people. I love houses, I love homes, I love happy homes! I love how using the practice of Feng Shui can bring so much peace, joy, and success to your life!''…………..  When you choose to create with her she is a simplicity-seeking missile that goes to the fastest, easiest solution that can work. She cuts through everything that isn't relevant. Fiona feels so honoured to get to walk the Feng Shui journey with each and everyone who chooses to have their life and home, or their office, or their spaces Feng Shui-ed and that she is part of that. With nearly 20 years of experience in the building industry and then another 5 years in corporate where she experienced burnout Fiona discovered the tools and techniques of Feng Shui to be invaluable to having simplicity and a more meaningful life. Website: www.fionafinn.com Facebook: Feng Shui Your Life Instagram: @feng_shuiyourlife --- Joanna O'Kane is a Certified Feng Shui expert, Geomancer, and Land Healer who practices shamanic and Kambo techniques and medicines. She specializes in guiding people in their healing journey, allowing them to open up their consciousness and awareness and refocus their energy toward good. Joanna expresses her journey's key point of ignition when she went on a retreat that Amanda Sophia facilitated and came to an awakening of self, to the decision of a continual process of healing. This conscious decision led to an upliftment in her life and a transformational shift in her perspective, leading to the work she does now.  Her work includes guiding souls to see past the pain and habits and lean into the divine guidance they crave, removing entities and performing extractions, activating and working with sacred stones and crystals to heal chakras and ancestral lines, and bringing the ultimate balance to the home, body, mind, and soul. She works intimately with the land, with photobiophysics, pendulums, dowsing techniques, and animals, all for the higher good of healing.  O'Kane's soul's purpose and life's work are aimed at embracing the souls who struggle, and who are in pain and inviting them to make the conscious decision to step away from the darkness and into the light. She advocates for natural medicines and spiritual healing over Western medicine, cleansing the body of toxins and providing optimal support to your energy field. Continuing this journey with her clients to raise their awareness and open their mind's eye to the beauty of restoring their bodies, minds, and souls. Joanna encourages you to shift your perspective, lean into the healing guidance and change your environment to support your highest good.  Find her work and guidance here:  @Joannaokane - Facebook & Instagram  @Thejoysoffengshui - Facebook @KamboWellness - Facebook & Instagram joannaokane@gmail.com   Thejoysoffengshui@gmail.com  Mobile - 086 6693414

  Louise is a dual professional Chartered Architectural Technologist and Interior Designer with over 26 years in practice. She is a business owner of M1NT Studio Ltd specialising in retail, commercial, hospitality and accommodation sectors for leading global brands. She loves stakeholder engagement in defining strategies and evolving them into inspiring design solutions, expertly delivered. As secretary for the North West C.I.A.T. committee, Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists, she actively promotes Architectural Technology in schools, colleges and universities. Raising awareness in routes of progression and the roles within A.T.  Every day is a school day for Louise she thrives on reverse mentoring and continually extends her thirst for knowledge.

Dan Happel joins the program to discuss the state of the ongoing war against the globalist cabal. His research into the cabal and their globalist plans has spanned over 3 decades. We discuss whether the cabal is really losing and what we must do to continue the fight. You can see more about Dan Happel on his website @ https://DanHappel.com     Protect your family and your assets with Silver & Gold - Contact info@milesfranklin.com, tell them "Sarah sent you" and receive excellent service and the lowest prices in the country, guaranteed! See Important Proven Solutions to Keep Your from getting sick even if you had the mRNA Shot - Dr. Nieusma MUSIC CREDITS: "Do You Trust Me" by Michael Vignola, licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio     See on Bastyon | Odysee | Bitchute | Rumble | SarahWestall.tv | Freedom.Social Dan Happel Biography Dan Happel is a 4th generation Montanan, born and raised in the Gallatin Valley. Dan is a retired businessman living on a ranch near Pony, Montana with his wife Ingrid, has 3 children, and 4 grandchildren of whom he is especially proud. Dan graduated Summa Cum Saude in Architectural Technology from Western Technical College and, after graduation, volunteered for the draft and served as an Architect in Training to the District Facilities Engineer, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army, at Fort Mcnair in Washington D.C. from 1971-1973. After discharge Dan worked as an Architectural Designer while continuing his education at Montana State University and the University of Colorado in Planning, Public Administration and Economics.  He founded and managed several successful Design-Build Commercial Construction Companies, including Happel & Associates, currently working in 11 states. He returned to Montana in 1996 and continues as an active community member having served as a County Commissioner in Madison County, and is currently serving as the Montana State GOP Finance Chair, a Trustee on:  The United Precious Metals Association, the Montana Forest Owners Association, Harrison Fire Board, the Montana Forest Stewardship Foundation, Chairman of the Montana Forest Stewardship Steering Committee, and became 1 of only 2 Montana Master Forest Stewards in 2012 through the MSU/UM Extension Forestry Program and was recently appointed to the Western Montana BLM Resource Advisory Council. Dan is also a member of Major General Paul Vallely's Kitchen Cabinet for Stand Up America, is a member of, and featured in, G. Edward Griffin's Freedom Force International hall of Honor, Serves on the Freedom Force International Leadership Council, has been a Research Assistant, Associate/Executive Producer on six James Jaeger Documentary movies featuring Congressman Ron Paul, Dr. Edwin Vieira, G. Edward Griffin, Pat Buchanan among others, and is featured in Midnight Ride, Jaeger's latest documentary movie scheduled for release late this year. Dan has traveled extensively and is a frequent speaker on a number of crucially important and controversial subjects: UN Agenda 21; The History of Progressive Socialism in America; Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve System; and Life, Liberty and Property – The Cornerstones of Freedom; having developed several highly regarded PowerPoint programs on these subjects.  Dan also teaches U.S. Constitution classes for various groups around Montana, and has provided technical assistance on legislative bills for a number of Montana State Legislators for the past 8 years.  “Providing well researched information and education that emphasizes liberty and the true meaning of the American dream will attract freedom loving Americans to our cause and can help restore America” stated Dan  

Alan Jalón, Director of Architectural Technology at Genesis AEC, joins us for episode 295 of Art of Construction. Since its inception, Genesis AEC – an award-winning architecture, engineering, and construction firm – has helped life sciences companies usher in the next generation of life-saving therapies, treatments, and technologies. Whether it's providing AE support for existing sites; commissioning, validation, and qualification for specific processes or equipment; or turnkey design-build solutions, their team blends sound science and technical expertise with quality and safety to deliver unparalleled results. Alan is their resident building envelope specialist, and when a building's envelope isn't working correctly, he is called to the rescue. From his experience, he believes building owners and project teams need more awareness of enclosure components (air/water control layers) so they can be more proactive. Understanding the root causes of water infiltration (roof leaks, failed sealants, failed glazing, joint assembly etc.) is critical and can help decrease operational costs over a building's lifespan, increase operational efficiency, and naturally prevent future water damage. Join Devon and Alan as they discuss some of his favorite project stories over the years, the most common causes for why building envelopes don't perform well, the need for more education between architects, contractors and the trades on how building components go together, Alan's favorite trends in architectural technology, and more! Sign up for our Master Facilitator community here!

NCARB and the Future of the ProfessionIn this bonus episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn Lee and Je'Nen Chastain sit down with Patricia Ramallo and Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to learn how NCARB is responding to wide-reaching industry change and transformation. We'll discuss NCARB's role in advancing equity in architecture, including the Baseline of Belonging Report, as well as the adoption of new policies intended to strengthen the pipeline of diverse talent into the profession. We'll also discuss NCARB's innovation team and the recent Analysis of Practice study. Learn how research studies like NCARB by the Numbers yield new insight into our industry, and how you can continue to share your ideas with NCARB to champion industry transformation.Guests:Patricia Ramallo started working at NCARB in 2015 as part of the Experience + Education team. In her current role as assistant vice president of innovation, she leads the design and implementation of innovative strategies throughout the Council and supports transformational initiatives such as strengthening international relations. Before joining NCARB, Patricia dedicated 14 years to the architecture field, fulfilling various design, management, and construction administration functions. She worked in Michigan, Kentucky, and New York on projects nationwide ranging from residential and multifamily to religious, commercial, and mixed-use buildings. Patricia also serves as an adjunct faculty instructor at the Boston Architectural College, where she teaches two graduate courses in professional practice.Patricia holds a Master of Architecture degree from Lawrence Technological University and is licensed to practice architecture in Argentina, Kentucky, and New Jersey. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects, holds LEED AP® Homes & BD+C credentials, and the NCARB Certificate for national reciprocity. In 2019 she obtained a Diversity and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University, and in 2021 she earned the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation.Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB, Vice President, Examination joined the Council in 2008 as assistant director, ARE development. He has been involved with all aspects of the examination including development, operations, security, and implementation of ARE 5.0. Promoted to vice president in 2013, Zurn is an advocate for transparency into the examination with a focus on refining the efficiency of the process while maintaining high standards and measurement quality.Before joining NCARB, Zurn operated a sole proprietorship in northwest Minnesota. He also served as faculty of the Architectural Technology program and division chair at Minnesota State Community and Technical College where he led the Architectural Technology program in the areas of curriculum development, course assessment, and program outcome assessment. Zurn earned his professional degree from North Dakota State University.Referenced in this EpisodePractice Disrupted: A podcast by Practice of ArchitectureNational Council of Architectural Registration BoardsNCARB by the NumbersNCARB's Baseline on Belonging ReportsOverview Report

From finance to recreation, multiple industries leverage technology to improve operations and expand service. Meanwhile, architecture is a long standing craft that has developed over centuries keeping the same foundational purpose. This purpose could evolve during changing times such as now. What can architects do if there's a desire to work differently but no coherent strategy to move forward? Welcome to the second season of Architecture 5 10 20! I'm your host, Guy Geier, Managing Partner of FXCollaborative Architects in New York. Guests from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences related to the built environment will come to share their thought leadership. Our conversations will start with understanding how they arrived at what they're doing now. More importantly, we will focus on discussing their vision for the future, looking out 5, 10, and 20 years. Today, we're joined by Phil Bernstein, an expert in Architectural Technology and practice. He is currently associate dean and adjunct professor at the Yale School of Architecture, where he has taught courses in professional practice, project delivery, and technology since 1988. He was formerly a vice president at Autodesk and practiced architecture as a principal at Pelli Clarke and partners in New Haven. Listen to Phil speak about how the architectural industry can better leverage new and upcoming technologies. Phil explains how technology is usually dispersed through the architecture industry and how the process could be different. He also mentions how we can work together to address important issues, including building an equitable supply chain. Later on he shares why architects should consider work related to the larger context of health, safety, and welfare in the industry. Phil's research and thought leadership demonstrate that strategically harnessing tools and technology will be critical to the future of architectural practice. To move toward a positive vision for the future, we must not only integrate new technology into our practice, but we must also use it to address previously unanswered problems. In working together and thinking strategically about the field, we can prepare for a rise in automation and make strides toward issues such as transparency and equity in the building supply chain.   Time stamps: [01:17] - Phil Bernstein shares how he got interested in architectural technology. [03:52] - How did Phil's early experiences influence his career? [06:05] - Phil explains how technology is usually dispersed through the architecture industry and how the process could be different. [08:46] - How much has the methodology of architecture changed in the past decades? [11:12] - Phil talks about the usage of automation and machine learning in the architecture field. PART 1 [13:45] - Phil talks about the usage of automation and machine learning in the architecture field. PART 2 [15:25] - “Identify high value opportunities.” [18:26] - Phil brings up advocacy for social equity and labor. How far do the impacts of architectural choices reach? PART 1 [21:17] - Phil brings up advocacy for social equity and labor. How far do the impacts of architectural choices reach? PART 2 [24:18] - How can architects have more conversations around the concerns and motivations of the built environment? [27:05] - What have upcoming architects expressed about these concerns and motivations? [28:48] - Phil says he is optimistic about the future and how the field will evolve. [30:45] - Thank you Phil for reminding us to not only integrate new technology, but also address previously unanswered problems in our field.   Links / Resources: Guy Geier Instagram | Twitter   Phil Bernstein

Sponsored Episode: NCARB and the Future of PracticeHow is NCARB addressing industry change and transformation?In this bonus episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn Lee and Je'Nen Chastain sit down with Patricia Ramallo and Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to learn how NCARB is responding to wide-reaching industry change and transformation. We'll discuss NCARB's role in advancing equity in architecture, including the Baseline of Belonging Report, as well as the adoption of new policies intended to strengthen the pipeline of diverse talent into the profession. We'll also discuss NCARB's innovation team and the recent Analysis of Practice study. Learn how research studies like NCARB by the Numbers yield new insight into our industry, and how you can continue to share your ideas with NCARB to champion industry transformation.Guests:Patricia Ramallo started working at NCARB in 2015 as part of the Experience + Education team. In her current role as assistant vice president of innovation, she leads the design and implementation of innovative strategies throughout the Council and supports transformational initiatives such as strengthening international relations. Before joining NCARB, Patricia dedicated 14 years to the architecture field, fulfilling various design, management, and construction administration functions. She worked in Michigan, Kentucky, and New York on projects nationwide ranging from residential and multifamily to religious, commercial, and mixed-use buildings. Patricia also serves as an adjunct faculty instructor at the Boston Architectural College, where she teaches two graduate courses in professional practice.Patricia holds a Master of Architecture degree from Lawrence Technological University and is licensed to practice architecture in Argentina, Kentucky, and New Jersey. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects, holds LEED AP® Homes & BD+C credentials, and the NCARB Certificate for national reciprocity. In 2019 she obtained a Diversity and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University, and in 2021 she earned the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation.Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB, Vice President, Examination joined the Council in 2008 as assistant director, ARE development. He has been involved with all aspects of the examination including development, operations, security, and implementation of ARE 5.0. Promoted to vice president in 2013, Zurn is an advocate for transparency into the examination with a focus on refining the efficiency of the process while maintaining high standards and measurement quality.Before joining NCARB, Zurn operated a sole proprietorship in northwest Minnesota. He also served as faculty of the Architectural Technology program and division chair at Minnesota State Community and Technical College where he led the Architectural Technology program in the areas of curriculum development, course assessment, and program outcome assessment. Zurn earned his professional degree from North Dakota State University.

Henry Rojas is a Sheridan College graduate in Architectural Technology. He started his career as an Architectural Draftsman and continued to grew his skills in various roles in the industry. He began to work with custom homes and progressed to designing and constructing commercial spaces and apartment buildings. He extended his passion by overseeing the development of apartment units. His company Rojas Empire of Design, founded in 2018, is based in Mississauga, Ontario in 2018. Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada's economy. To support Canada's businesses, subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Want to stay up-to-date on the latest #entrepreneur podcasts and news? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter

Joseph is a Senior Architectural Technologist and author of the book "Building a career in architecture". We met several years ago when I was entering the industry as a Part I Architectural Assistant, shortly before Joe travelled the world working at Global Architecture Practices such as Cox Architects and Gensler before taking a role at NBS Specification as a Technical Specifications expert. Join our conversation talking about careers across the Construction Industry and gain more insight into what it takes to be an Architectural Technologist as well as top tips on how to relocate and get a new job halfway across the world within the sector. Find out more about Joe's awesome book here: https://amzn.to/3xjqlPX

Every year our company takes the time to nominate individuals our team for MVP of the year and then we each cast our vote for MVP, well this year there was a tie, we had both Team Director and Project Architect Rebecca Roe and our Director of Lasting Impressions, Janice Rantanen take the top votes for 2021's MVP, so they are each featured in their own podcast episode! Rebecca was born and raised in a small town in upstate New York in an old farmhouse on her family's dairy farm. She spent much of her youth playing with legos, building forts and creating and renovating with her dad, which spurred her passion for architecture. From an early age that passion never faded and she went on to earn her Bachelor's degree in Architectural Technology. During college she traveled to Italy, an invaluable experience that sparked her interest in classic architecture. Following graduation Rebecca immediately found her home at a Syracuse firm specializing in historic architecture and preservation. She spent over ten years with that firm learning valuable skills and techniques. In the fall of 2016 Rebecca moved to Arizona to be near family. She began with Candelaria Design in November as a Job Captain and is still happily working away and has moved up the ranks to Team Director. They discuss leadership, architecture, different design styles, some of the current projects Rebecca's working on and what makes each one interesting and challenging. For photos and more info about this podcast episode and all of our previous episodes, visit our website's podcast page: https://www.candelariadesign.com/inspiring-living-podcast 

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What if you could remove any financial, social, and geographic obstacles contributing to the educational exclusion of a section of our society? Today's guest fought hard to turn the idea into reality and started the Architecture Is Free Foundation nonprofit. He brought together different groups of marginalized teachers and students to remove any barriers to architectural education for those without proper access to in-person educational resources. In this episode, we welcome Daniel Horowitz, Founder of Architecture Is Free Foundation. From learning Architectural Technology at the age of 49 to creating a community of passion-led free educators, Daniel's life journey would inspire you to view education from a broader lens. He talks to us about his innate belief in educational inclusion, understanding the essence of education, and overcoming the limitations of classical models of learning. You'll also learn who the Architecture Is Free Foundation is for, how you can contribute to its cause, and how it has progressed so far in its journey to making architectural education accessible to all. You'll also learn: The idea of sideways thinking and bringing people in groups together Why everybody has a unique journey and why you need to have an open view as to where your life is taking you The power of social media in uniting communities Why you need to stop being afraid and start working on your dreams Meet The Guest... Daniel Horowitz is an architect-entrepreneur, educator, and Founder of the nonprofit educational organization for architectural students called Architecture Is Free (AIF). His mission in life is to make architectural education free or at least accessible to anyone who needs it. Time Stamps... [04:45] Why social media is the best medium for architects to connect and engage with others [07:02] AIF's thoughts on free education, the type of education that's more valuable than getting a job, understanding the larger cultural project that constitutes architecture, and the discipline of architecture. [11:15] Daniel talks about their primary pedagogical points of view on education -- "that students come to architecture with a lot of knowledge, they have their own knowledge of who they are, where they come from, their culture, their biases, also a keen sense of of the moment in time in which they exist in which the world exists, and that they're very keyed into some of the political questions and things that we want to hear about." [12:57] Daniel on how they set their project up [18:35] How Daniel stepped out of his comfort one to engage in deeper conversations with organizations [23:05] Why learning should be accessible to everyone and the educational revolution that YouTube has caused [26:08] How being an outsider turned out to be a precious experience for Daniel [30:03] Why Daniel doesn't support recipe-like education or the kind of education where students are taught how everything should look like [33:16] How Daniel got involved with Princeton University for talking about his project [38:32] Famous people who joined Daniel on his project [42:03] Getting students involved in educational projects [46:16] Daniel talks about how typical educational institutions today are focused mainly on paying for a lot of administrative tasks [51:34] You shouldn't have to wait for people to tell you to learn; grab the opportunity when it arises Connect with Daniel... Website: https://www.danswork.com/dan (https://www.danswork.com/) and http://architectureisfree.org/ (http://architectureisfree.org/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-horowitz-aia-38379914/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-horowitz-aia-38379914/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielhwtz/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/danielhwtz/) and https://www.instagram.com/architectureisfree/ (https://www.instagram.com/architectureisfree/) Connect with the podcast... Website: https://www.letsconnectforgood.com/...

One Lifetime is not Enough! by Rex Nelson GreenwaldTake time to appreciate the moments, for they will soon be memories."One Lifetime is Not Enough" is mostly a true story. However, the essence of the story is about not judging anyone or anything by outward appearances, and that we are to find the inner character and follow the guiding principle of love that God shows and gives each of us willingly. "The world needs this message," said Greenwald.Rex was born in Robbinsdale, Minnesota a north suburb of Minneapolis, and lived his youth in a small neighborhood with both his parents and older sister. With many friends he loved riding bikes, playing football, baseball, soccer, and hockey. His mother and father grew up in a small town north of Minneapolis, and his father had a passion for motorcycles. Rex has the passion as well, with many miles ridden with lots of memories. He married his lifetime love (Teresa) at age 21, they have been married for 39 years and are blessed with two children, Nicholas, and Chelsea.Both kids have wonderful spouses, and the family is blessed with six wonderful grandchildren. They all live within ten miles of each other and enjoy life together. He earned a B.A. in Business from the University of Minnesota and an Architectural Technology degree from the Dunwoody Industrial Institute in Minneapolis. He currently works in the construction industry and continues to feed his passion for good books.https://www.amazon.com/One-Lifetime-Enough-Nelson-Greenwald-ebook/dp/B098HD9LZK/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1631736530&sr=1-3www.authorrngreenwald.comhttp://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/rngreenwald.mp3  

In this week's episode, we feature John Radchenko, FCSI, located in Toronto, Canada.John has been consulting since 1969. His architectural background and marketing experience has influenced the firm's strategy in design and project implementation. His flexible style and overall expertise provide a comprehensive and diversified approach to foodservice.Mr. Radchenko joined Paul Johnston/Van Velzen Associates in the spring of 1992 as a firm principal, bringing with him diverse and varied expertise. In late 1996, he became a partner and is now president. He is responsible for client liaison, concept development, and project implementation.He graduated from Ryerson Polytechnic Institute in 1968 with a Diploma in Architectural Technology and has continuing education Certificates in Business Administration and Marketing.Find out more about John at: http://vanvelzen-radchenko.ca/about-us/#foodserviceconsultant #fcsi #foodservice #myfcsi

Rakel Karlsdóttir was born and raised in Iceland and originally grew up riding horses. After moving from Iceland, she has lived in various cities around the globe including London, Paris, Milan, New York and today she is based in Copenhagen where she has her creative studio.During that time Rakel has earned a master degree in Architecture, studied at the Royal Danish Academy and obtained a bachelor degree in Architectural Technology and Construction Management. Her work as a creative consultant primarily involves designing housing and working on collectable design pieces of projects. Between her work in architecture, design and art Rakel continues to travel the world on her old Harley Davidson.

Rakel Karlsdóttir is born and raised in Iceland and originally grew up riding horses. After moving from Iceland, she has lived in various cities around the globe including London, Paris, Milan, New York and today she is based in Copenhagen where she has her creative studio.During that time Rakel has earned a master degree in Architecture, studied at the Royal Danish Academy and obtained a bachelor degree in Architectural Technology and Construction Management. Her work as a creative consultant primarily involves designing housing and working on collectable design pieces of projects. Between her work in architecture, design and art Rakel continues to travel the world on her old Harley Davidson.

Hercules Emile Reid was a student at New York City College of Technology (City Tech) studying Architectural Technology where he graduated and received a Baccalaureate degree in the Spring of 2017. Mr. Reid was a transfer student into the City University of New York (CUNY) system from the Historically Black College, Delaware State University (DSU). While attending Del State, he experienced the power of a student's voice while serving as Student Government Vice President of his freshman class in 2010. In 2014 Hercules Reid was a part of City Tech's first cohort of students inducted into the National Honor Society of Leadership and Success. In 2015, Hercules Reid was elected City Tech's Student Government President and went on to serve a second term for the 2016-2017 academic year. Hercules also served as a CUNY University Student Senate (USS) Delegate in 2015-2016, where he sat on the Events Committee, planning events such as CUNY's Got Talent. He also played a significant role in fighting for CUNY's student's tuition freeze and faculty contracts. During the 2016-2017 academic year, he was elected to serve as Vice-Chair for Legislative Affairs for USS. While serving as Vice-Chair, he also served as a student representative on the CUNY Board of Trustees Committee on Facilities Planning and Management and was instrumental in a student's return from Iran after the 2017 Muslim ban. Also, Mr. Reid was also Co-Chair of the USS Legislative and Fiscal Affairs Committee and Secretary of the Student Voter Awareness Committee. Hercules then served as the Co-Chair of the City Council CUNY Taskforce as a student representative and went on to become the Legislative Director for CUNY's University Student Senate. Through these opportunities, he took all he learned and experienced as a student leader and ran for NY City Council to represent District 45 in Brooklyn at 26 years old. Hercules is currently an Assistant to the Deputy Borough President in the office of the Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams. Follow his journey @hercules_reid on IG #herculesreid Visit www.bemoretoday.com to sign up the BMT 4 BLM 4 Mile Fundraiser Event. Music by T. Farrell courtesy of Be More Today. Poetry courtesy of Showrocka entitled "Days Project Part 1" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bemoretoday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bemoretoday/support

Welcome to Episode 60 Sponsored by Goodman Models. Hosts Stuart Clark Anthony Goodman Special Guest Host:  Kerry Traynor of IPMS Canada Kerry started modelling as a young lad and like most modellers, set the hobby aside during secondary school and college. He got back to the hobby after college and has enjoyed it ever since. His primary interest lays in 1/48 post-WW2 aircraft, but oddly, he’s been building 1/48 and 1/32 scale WW2 aircraft and 1/35 modern armour of late. He has been a member of IPMS Canada for almost 40 years, as well as a member of the chapters in Calgary, Ottawa and of course, here in London. He believes in taking an active role in the Chapter and has served as president of the London chapter a couple of times and chaired the South-Western Ontario Scale Model Expo committee on two occasions. He currently serves on the IPMS Canada Executive as the Chapter and Member Liaison. Prior to retiring in 2018, Kerry was a Professor in the Architectural Technology program at Fanshawe College for 29 years. Thank you to our latest Patreon Supporters: Paul-Alexander Crystal Jon Seip We want to hear from you! Let us know if you have any comments or suggestions scalemodelpodcast@gmail.com.  ************************************ LATEST NEWS More clues coming for the SMP Super BIG Monstro Giveaway!  In-Depth Review:  Building a Resin Kit – Part 4 now available! Bench to Bench Pt. 4 – Kyle Hood of Wheels & Wings – Coming Soon! ************************************ MAIL BAG Bob Blair writes: Why is there no plastic models of a BMW E46 M3? Probably the most loved of the older models, yet nothing to build. (I know you don’t work on cars much, but I’m a regular listener and thought you might have some insight.) Check it out HERE! ************************************ LATEST HOBBY ANNOUNCEMENTS Arma Hobby is going to release an AC-130 Spectre conversion kit for the new 1/72 C-130H kit from Zvezda. New tool 1/48 IL-2 from Zvezda! Barracuda has 10 new releases! 20 new releases from Black Dog! A huge amount of new product from ResKit! Great Wall Hobby 1/144 B-52H HK 1/48 B-17F ‘Memphis Belle’ Kinetic 1/48 Pucara Duke Hawkins Books Kestrel Publications What's hot at

Angelica Goncalves is an adult who has lived with dyslexia all her life. She was diagnosed at the age of six. Growing up, people told her she would never succeed or achieve her goals, but with the support of her parents and constant determination, she proved those predictions wrong. Born and raised in Canada, Angelica attended George Brown College and graduated in Architectural Technology. She worked in the retail/service industry for 13 years, was a personal trainer for 4 years, and currently works in the construction industry. She also hosts a podcast called “A Little Bit of Everything With Me!” Her goal is to show others with learning disabilities that they can achieve their goals too. During this episode, Angelica shares her story of struggling, living and thriving with a learning disability, including: How she realized at a young age that she had a learning disability   How her experiences at school hindered her rather than helped her How her parents helped her stay the course through her education How she finally found her way in the working world with careers that she is passionate about Why she created her podcast and how it helped her meet more people like herself You can find out more about Angelica and her work on her official website, www.everythingwithange.com. You can also connect with her on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Subscribe to the FREE Beyond 6 Seconds newsletter for all the latest news and updates about my podcast! Click here for the episode transcript.

On this episode, Hamid Hassanzadeh, founder of ParametricArchitecture, spoke to Hanif Kara. Professor Hanif Kara is a practicing Structural Engineer and Professor in Practice of Architectural Technology at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He is recognized for linking design, research, education and practice. He co-tutored a Diploma Unit at the Architecture Association, London from 2000 to 2004 and was a Visiting Professor of Architectural Technology at KTH Stockholm from 2007 to 2012. Computational Design: NEXT 2.0 ==> https://parametric-architecture.com/computational-design-next-2-0/ Please subscribe to PA Talks podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and Google Podcast in order not to miss a single episode. Please share this podcast with the URL. Also you can use #patalks on twitter, Instagram, facebook to give us a feedback about the podcasts. Thank you!

What do the Kardashev Scale, Deiter Rams, Nipsey Hussle, and C# together? Today’s guest: Iddris Sandu.  At 23, the Ghanaian-born, Compton-raised architectural technologist has designed, programmed and built critical tech for the world’s corporate giants (Google, Boeing) and top apps and services (Uber, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and Facebook). He engineered the world’s first smartstore with the late Nipsey Hussle (rest in power), and he’s the founder and owner of spatialLABS, EthosDNA, and Halt, not to mention a rising music video director and artist.  Over Part 1 and 2 of Iddris’ interview, we’ll use hip hop to break down computer programming and vertical integration, nature to understand technology and design, and engineering hacks that we can apply to our own lives. He’ll offer predictions for the future of digitalization and advice for self- and public education, and he’ll help us ditch the excuses that hold us back. Don’t worry, you’ll fall down the best rabbithole after this. Follow and support Iddris Sandu: https://twitter.com/iddris_sandu https://www.instagram.com/iddrissandu https://www.facebook.com/iddrissandu/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iddris Sandu is only 22, but his life story is already legendary. This Architectural Technologist learned to program at the age of 11 and has worked with everyone from Kanye West to Nipsey Hussle to Space X. We talk coding, web design, holograms, and  how programming works and what languages should you learn and why it's important. The designer and entrepreneur also shares his creative process, favorite programming languages, philosophies on future technology and why empathy matters in life and in design. He’s a true inspiration and we shamelessly milked him for life advice. Bonus: this one is pretty kid-friendly so spread it around to anyone who needs a new hero. To see some of Iddris’s work, check out www.spatiaLABS.io Follow him at Instagram.com/IddrisSandu and Twitter.com/Iddris_Sandu Sponsor links: thegreatcoursesplus.com/OLOGIES More links at alieward.com/ologies/architecturaltechnology Transcripts & bleeped episodes at: alieward.com/ologies-extras Become a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a month: www.Patreon.com/ologies OlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, pins, totes and STIIIICKERS! Follow twitter.com/ologies or instagram.com/ologies Follow twitter.com/AlieWard or instagram.com/AlieWard Sound editing by Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media & Steven Ray Morris Theme song by Nick Thorburn Support the show.

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Monica Truong, unschooling mom and self directed learning advocate. In this episode Monica "schools" me on child-led democratic education, self directed learning and creating a culture of respect, trust and sovereignty. Democratic and Self Directed Monica Truong was born in Vietnam and came to Canada with her family as a refugee at the age of 6. She has a BSc in Chemistry and likes to joke that she works with the "chemistry" of people, as she has never worked in her field of study. Monica taught English in Asia for 12 years and travelled to as many countries. When her oldest started school, Monica also decided to go back to school and received her diploma in Architectural Technology. In another twist of fate, she never worked in that field either and started homeschooling instead. Monica is learning and living with her husband and two daughters. Two years ago, she and two other moms, Sheri Daley and Sarah Atkinson, started the Chinook Free Learners Community Coop. Chinook Free Learners is a child-led, democratic learning centre inspired by Sudbury School and Agile Learning Centres. What To Listen For In This Episode The three reasons that led Monica to unschooling The beliefs that she had to let go of around what it means to be a good or "smart" student Why she is an advocate for self directed learning and democratic schooling What she tells her traditionally minded parents about unschooling and their democratic learning centre Self directed learning and how it works How a democratic, agile learning centre works Will kids learn if you don't teach them? What about math and reading? Won't kids make bad choices if they are given freedom? The biggest challenges for Chinook Free Learners and unschooling? Letting go of mom guilt Monica's hope for education and children? What advice would she give to a parent that's interested in unschooling or a democratic learning centre? Monica's hope for children is that they know they are powerful, that they are free and sovereign people and that they can make a difference in the world. I think that she is well on her way to making this a reality. Notable Quotes and Resources "I read a book called 'A Child Called It'....After reading it I came to the realization that our children will love us, no matter how awful we can be as parents and it made me want to do the best I can. Well actually, better than I can. Because I want to feel that I really deserve the love of my children." Monica Truong "I homeschool because the type of education that I think is best for my kids are not available in public school, not because schools are inherently evil. They, like any man-made innovation can be used for good or evil. Public schools serve a very practical, useful purpose-to take care of our children while we adults go about our work." Monica Truong "If unschooling was a religion, it would be Tao. "Trust Your Children. Nothing could be more simple, or more difficult because to trust children we must first learn to trust ourselves, and most of us were taught as children that we could not be trusted." John Holt "We worry about what our children will become tomorrow. We forget that they are someone today." Stacy Tauscher Contact Monica or Chinook Free Learners Chinook Free Learners website Chinook Free Learners Facebook Resources Sandra Dodd Joyce Fetteroll Pam Sarooshian Pam Laricchia Exploring Unschooling Mortensen Math Alliance For Self Directed Education Thrive Calgary Books Deschooling Society A Child Called It Free To Learn Everywhere All The Time: A New Deschooling Reader Dumbing Us Down: The Hidden Curriculum of Compulsory Schooling Free At Last: The Sudbury Valley School Punished By Rewards If you want to learn more about Democratic Education, check out my episode on Sudbury Valley School with Daniel Greenberg

Architectural Technology is changing how architects work and what's in today might be irrelevant and out of date by next week, but ignore these developments at your own peril. For even your average run-of-the-mill architect, technology is a way of life … but despite knowing this information, I am frequently amazed by just how amazing technology actually is and the role it plays daily in my work and my office.

Architectural Technology is changing how architects work and what’s in today might be irrelevant and out of date by next week, but ignore these developments at your own peril. For even your average run-of-the-mill architect, technology is a way of life … but despite knowing this information, I am frequently amazed by just how amazing technology actually is and the role it plays daily in my work and my office.

Dan Happel is a 4th generation Montanan, born and raised in the Gallatin Valley. Dan is a retired businessman living on a ranch near Pony, Montana with his wife Ingrid, has 3 children, and 4 grandchildren of whom he is especially proud. He graduated Summa Cum Saude in Architectural Technology from Western Technical College and, after graduation, volunteered for the draft and served as an Architect in Training to the District Facilities Engineer, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army, at Fort Mcnair in Washington D.C. from 1971-1973. Mr. Happel has traveled extensively and is a frequent speaker on a number of crucially important and controversial subjects: UN Agenda 21; The History of Progressive Socialism in America; Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve System; and Life, Liberty and Property – The Cornerstones of Freedom; having developed several highly regarded PowerPoint programs on these subjects. Dan also teaches U.S. Constitution classes for various groups around Montana, and has provided technical assistance on legislative bills for a number of Montana State Legislators for the past 8 years. “Providing well researched information and education that emphasizes liberty and the true meaning of the American dream will attract freedom loving Americans to our cause and can help restore America” stated Dan Guest Link Dan Happel

Dr. Upitis is a recipient of the 2012 Queen’s Prizes for Excellence in Research. A leading international scholar in arts education and the relatively new field of educational architecture, she has a long record of successful and significant research. After researching innovative teaching techniques for music, and mathematics and science learning software, Dr. Upitis conducted a major study on how engagement with the arts supports teachers and improves learning. She served a six-year term as Research Co-director of the Royal Conservatory’s Learning Through the Arts Program, and her study was the first of its scope conducted in Canada and the largest of its type to date. Dr. Upitis also conducted ground-breaking research on the impact of school design on learning, achieving a Diploma in Architectural Technology in the process. Then, bringing together her previous work in the arts and digital spaces, she and her partners at the Royal Conservatory and Concordia University developed iSCORE, a unique and free online music tool that offers a wide range of features to teachers and students. The research partners are currently beginning a project to investigate the learning potential of iSCORE in North America that is being supported a SSHRC Partnership Grant worth nearly $2 million dollars, a Canada Foundation for Innovation Grant and additional funding (making the total nearly $4 million). If proven successful, iSCORE may be distributed throughout Europe and Asia (project news is available at iscorenews.com).

This is a studio-led course involving working drawings and other construction related projects, with a range of lectures and site visits designed to contribute to the student’s comprehension and to the development of project work.

Architectural Technology, in essence, is the development of the working drawings and design detail for the architectural process, post concept stage, through to the completed building on site.

ABSTRACT: Disruptive technology relates to a technology that emerges from a non-traditional route that may evolve to supplant, challenge or ‘disrupt’ the original paradigm. Fabric formed concrete satisfies the criteria of DT, providing an entry to a technology that the conventional processes resist. Through a series of workshop studies and experiments the opportunities and the potential of the technology has been researched. Practical considerations such as such as repeatability, accuracy and precision are integral to the work. BIOGRAPHY: Remo Pedreschi holds the chair of Architectural Technology at the University of Edinburgh and is also Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange for the School of Arts, Culture Environment. He joined the University after a period in the construction industry. He is interested in the relationship between technology and design and was editor of the book series ‘The Engineer’s contribution to Contemporary Architecture’, to which he also contributed the monograph on the Uruguayan engineer, Eladio Dieste. He is currently working on novel systems for stone construction, steel and plywood composite systems and fabrics as formwork for concrete. The methodology often involves the interaction of formal research and student-led projects as a device for both detailed and exploratory study leading to full-scale prototype constructions.

One hundred twenty-six sophomores representing all Pitt County Schools attended the first Career Connections Expo on March 11th at Pitt Community College. Students were given the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities related to specific program areas of their career interests. The departments that participated in the Expo were: Architectural Technology, Automotive Technology, Construction Technology, Early Childhood Education, Gaming & Design, Health Occupations, Human Services, Paralegal, and Welding.