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This week I sit down with Adam Goldin, Head of UK at CC Land, the Hong Kong-listed real estate powerhouse. Adam oversees some of London's most iconic real estate, including the Leadenhall Building (famously known as the Cheesegrater) and the Whiteley. Adam brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including Head of UK Investment at Resolution Property and eight years at Delancey, where he played a key role in transforming projects like East Village and the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre redevelopment. I sat down with Adam to discuss a broad range of subjects which covered some of the following topics: * Early Career Foundations – The pivotal experiences and key lessons that shaped his journey in real estate. * Transitioning from Advisor to Principal – Overcoming the challenges of shifting from advisory roles to principal investment positions. * The Whiteley Redevelopment – Insights into one of London's most iconic building transformations. * Leadenhall Building (Cheesegrater) – managing customer relationships and improving the rental profile of this landmark London skyscraper. * Gut Feel vs. Spreadsheet – The balance between intuition and data-driven decisions in real estate investments. * Leveraging Social Media – Harnessing the power of digital platforms to build brand awareness and engage stakeholders. * Embracing Opportunism – Identifying and capitalising on real estate & career opportunities   Oh and one last question - who are the People, what Property, and in which Place Adam would invest should he have £500m of capital at his disposal. Catch the full episode which will be live on Youtube, Spotify and Apple NOW! The People Property Place Podcast

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We're releasing episodes from our mini failure library while we're on production hiatus. This week's Mini Failure is about the hydrogen embrittlement failure at the Cheesegrater building in London, UK. 3,000 very large bolts making up the exoskeleton of the cheesegrater were significantly weakened by the introduction of hydrogen during manufacturing. Original Air Date: May 28, 2023 Episode Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/122_Leadenhall_Street https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/faqs/what-is-hydrogen-embrittlement#:~:text=Hydrogen%20Embrittlement%20occurs%20when%20metals,the%20microstructure%20of%20the%20material. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/jan/14/cheesegrater-leadenhall-building-bolt-city-london#:~:text=Tests%20conducted%20by%20the%20contractor,to%20suffer%20from%20technical%20problems. https://constructionmanagement.co.uk/all-you-ne2ed-know-ab4out-chee5segrater-bolts/ Ways to get in touch with us Email - thefailurologypodcast@gmail.com Website - www.failurology.ca

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Molly Mulshine & Sara Armour are back to discuss the Vanderpump Rules Reunion Part 3 with special guest Remy Kassimir who is fresh out of the Official Bravo Watch party — with the cast!!!!7:45 Did part 3 of the VPR reunion deliver? Why was Raquel in a repeat outfit? Raquel betrays Sandoval in a final twist! True Scandavol timeline revealed in last 5 minutes - per Remy's prediction. 16:33 The “Girls Trip” revisited (S/O Sandie Smith). Tom's Talking points, People pleasing.”23:03 Ariana and Raquel's conversation about intimacy. Raquel asks Tom if they can be a thrupple — can the astrology explain this odd proposal? If you think everyone's bi-sexual, you're bi-sexual! At a BBQ Schena confirms James and Raquel's relationship was made for tv. 31:05 Nacicists vs Socioopaths. The Audacity if LaLa. Raquel's psych evaluation and Saturn Return induced identity crisis. Virgo Sun Raquel's hot sag moon energy vs Virgo Sun LaLas cold Aquarius moon energy. Why did Raquel decide to turn in Tom in the end? Is Karma a B*T h l? Did Ariana's insults go too far? #CheeseGrater one things for sure Tom Samdaval is notGay.54:40 Ariana insults Rachel ny calling her a “Dementor” from her faboitew novel Harry Potter. 56:06 Sandoval is sad that his find would rather meme him than check in on his mental health. Raquel's lightening bolt necklace cost $700 and symbolized their love. Why isn't Tom at least pretending to be in love with Raquel for PR?59:30 Remy's college dreams come true. Nicknames and “No Names.”1:08:22 Jax makes bad bet on LaLa. Men don't enjoy being associated with women. #RealMenWatchBravo 1:10:55 Prominent Chiron conjunct both Raquel & Sandoval's Luminaries. A wounded healer story inside and out. 1:14:44 Polyamory, power dynamics, & expectations in one-sided relationship. Would Raquel tolerate cheating? 1:18:22 Tom and Raquel's freudian slips. Never reach out to men. 1:22:42 IS James Kennedy funny though? 1:24:11 Tom's worst moment of the night - the infamous sex shirt comment.1:25:08 Remy interviews Ariana about body dysmorphia and being told she had a “disgusting” vagina. To listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-c-m/id1329297366?i=10004280653541:27:53 Raquel's final sit down where at least she's not lying about lying! 1:4115 final thoughts Ariana's not humiliated. prediction: Lala and James are endgame - even astrologically. Finally, is Lisa is a cucky girl? Remy interviews Ariana in 2019: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-c-m/id1329297366?i=1000428065354Remy and Ariana Patron Only Hot Tea: https://www.patreon.com/HowCumWhat did you think of the Scandaval? Must discuss! Join the Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/spacetrashpodcastLeave a 5-star review for Space Trash & How Cum! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The entire 38th floor of the City's ‘Cheesegrater' skyscraper is set to be turned into an escape room game for stressed office workers to blow off steam.The building's owner, CC Land, says the idea is for co-workers to better collaborate and “have fun” together as they compete to win Crystal Maze-style tasks. Meanwhile at 22 Bishopsgate, the Square Mile's newest tower, bosses are offering “puppy yoga” - stretches plus dog cuddles - to try and boost colleagues' serotonin between IRL meetings and crunching spreadsheets.They are among strategies to try and tempt working-from-home staff back to the Covid-era physical office.That's on top of street food stalls, ice cream deliveries, craft classes and massages in what's the Times reports is the “hotelification” of workplaces, or “office 2.0”.It's no longer tech giants bringing high-end freebies to blur the lines between nine to five - now, many of traditional City firms are spending big on renting space with wellbeing extras.But does these techniques actually improve productivity or job satisfaction, and does anyone really want boss-approved good times in a “vertical village”?To find out more about stress-busting ideas being designed into offices of the near future, The Leader's joined by workplace wellbeing consultant Emma James, chief operating officer at Kamwell, an employee wellbeing company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Often considered to be the world’s first skyscraper, the Home Insurance Building was completed on 1 March 1885, on the corner of Adams and LaSalle Street in Chicago. At 138 feet (42m) high, it wasn’t the tallest building in Chicago at the time – but its historical significance stems not from its height, but its engineering. Made possible by several technological breakthroughs at the time, the Home Insurance Building differed from traditional construction methods by using a structure made from iron and, more importantly, steel. This gave it a unique architecture and weight-bearing frame. Compared to previous building designs – which had reached a practical height limit to avoid their weight-bearing masonry walls getting too thick and heavy – this new design proved lighter, stronger, and a more practical way to increase height. Though there is debate over whether the Home Insurance Building was “the first skyscraper”, or indeed the first to use a steel frame, a combination of other factors helped it to popularize the idea. It provided a template for the second and third generation skyscrapers surrounding us today; it enabled, over a century later, the myriad of unique city skylines we now see around the world. London’s skyline, in particular, has seen immense change over the centuries. Today, you need only turn your head to see yet another iconic structure towering above you: the “Walkie-Talkie”, “Gherkin”, or “Cheesegrater” for example. But with the number of skyscrapers continuing to grow, how do we future proof them to account for people’s needs decades or centuries into the future? How do we ensure that they complement their surroundings while still encouraging innovation? On what metrics do we define a good or successful structure? We answer these questions in this episode of Create the Future with Roma Agrawal, a structural engineer who spent six years working on one of London’s most recent and distinctive additions: the Shard. We also speak to Roma about her work promoting engineering as a career, why female representation in engineering varies so significantly around the world, and what it was like to be photographed by Annie Leibovitz alongside Emma Thompson and Rita Ora.

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One of the most distinguishing features of the British capital, London, is its many statuesque looking skyscrapers. Even more absorbing are the unique nicknames given to them. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

Graham Stirk is a partner at the internationally acclaimed and award-winning architecture practice Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. He has designed iconic London buildings such as the Leadenhall Building (or “Cheesegrater”) and NEO Bankside. He joins Monocle’s Tom Edwards to talk about the complexity of some of the practice’s projects and what keeps him going.

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Liza Johnson directs Michael Shannon and Kevin Spacey in the title roles of Elvis and Nixon a film which dramatises the unlikely 1970 meeting between the two men . The title role in a production of Shakespeare's Henry V at the Regent's Park Open Air theatre is taken by the actress Michelle Terry. Debut novel The Girls by Emma Cline looks at relationships and their consequences in a Charles Manson-like cult in California. The City of London has placed 15 sculptures by leading artists among architectural landmarks such as the Gherkin and the Cheesegrater - an opportunity to see engaging works in unusual settings. Polish television drama serial The Border dealing with the highly topical subject of immigration control starts downloads on All Four this week. Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Ellah Alfrey, Linda Grant and Nikesh Shukla. The producer is Harry Parker.