Podcasts about design workshop

Last month we hosted the GAIN Coaching by Design Workshop. A recurring theme in the workshop was process. Coaching by design requires process. On this episode of the GAINcast, Vern Gambetta dives into his process which starts with defining what he calls the six abilities: trainability, adaptability, recoverability, durability, availability, and coachability. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2025/01/gaincast-episode-288-the-six-abilities/ The following links were also referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: The GAINcast is sponsored by GAIN and by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. For regular updates from us, you can sign up for the GAIN Newsletter and HMMR Newsletter.

We often talk about our homes in terms of decluttering but what can design thinking offer us? My guest this week, Interior Designer Eleanor Graves, shares how we can shift our thinking and approach our spaces like a designer to create more functionality and reduce friction.This episode will have you thinking about your space in a whole new way and up before the end moving things to make your home more functional!Find Eleanor here Read her SubstackFollow her on Instagram••• Join the this intentional life community hereInstagram @simpleintentional Read www.simpleintentional.com Want more support? Work with me one-on-one! Reach out at hello@simpleintentional.com

In this episode, Jennifer Walker talks with Eleanor Graves, founder of Refuge Design Workshop in Baltimore. Eleanor shares her unique journey from being an English major and Zen Buddhism practitioner to becoming an interior designer focused on sustainable and service-oriented home improvement. She discusses the principles of Zen Buddhism that influenced her design philosophy, the creation of her business, and her innovative approach to accessible design education. Additionally, Eleanor introduces her upcoming free webinar and courses, including 'Right Sizing with Design,' aimed at helping homeowners maximize their space effectively and intentionally.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:08 Eleanor's Career Journey 00:57 Discovering Zen Buddhism 02:05 Transition to Interior Design 05:45 Founding Refuge Design Workshop 12:15 Right Sizing with Design 27:01 Upcoming Free Webinar 29:35 Final Thoughts and Encouragement   Host - Jennifer Walker: https://www.instagram.com/webuiltthislife/   Guest - Elanor Graves, Refuge Design Workshop:  https://www.instagram.com/refuge_design_workshop/   Refuge Design Workshop Website: https://www.refugedesignworkshop.com/   Episode Sponsored by: Sparkling Charms Dental Studio https://sparklingcharmsdentistry.com/ 887 E. Fort Avenue Baltimore, MD 21230

What makes Graphic Designers truly thrive? Some believe it's community, passion,  the power of connection. And the Creative South Graphic Design Conference is one place that truly exists.In this episode, we sit down with Big Mike Jones, the mastermind behind Creative South, a design conference that's more than just an event—it's a movement that brings creatives together, and gives back like never before.Big Mike Jones, founder of Creative South, joins us to share the story of how a small local event in Georgia grew into a thriving hub for creatives from all over the world. But that's just the beginning—Mike's journey isn't just about conference organizing; it's about embracing community, giving back, and balancing a creative life with unexpected ventures, like running a hot dog restaurant!You'll learn:- The origins of Creative South and the challenges Mike faced turning it into a major design event- How to build and maintain genuine connections in a world obsessed with likes and followers- Mike's unique approach to juggling multiple roles without losing sight of his passion for design and communitySo, whether you're sketching out your next big idea, cruising through your commute, or just looking for some creative inspiration, this episode has something for everyone. Get ready to be inspired by Big Mike Jones and discover the power of building a creative community that truly matters.Stay Angry our Friends –––––––––––Want to see more? See uncut episodes on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/theangrydesigner Read our blog posts on our website TheAngryDesigner.comJoin in the conversation on our Instagram Instagram.com/TheAngryDesignerPodcast

Farmer-florist Stacy Marshall recently opened her beautiful flower farm in historic Poulsbo, Washington, to host British sustainable design educator Rachel Wardley of Tallulah Rose Flower School. I spent a morning visiting with these two floral friends to learn about their recent collaboration to elevate local flowers, seasonal flowers, and sustainable practices. Stacy Marshall says she […] The post Episode 676: Petal & Pitchfork's Stacy Marshall hosts sustainable design workshop with Rachel Wardley of UK's Tallulah Rose Flower School appeared first on Slow Flowers Podcast with Debra Prinzing.

「ものの気持ちから循環を考える「TENSHO Design Workshop 資源未来洞察」。日蘭交流プログラム2024レポート【前編】」　2024年3月、東京・駐日オランダ大使館を会場に、循環型のまちづくりをテーマとするワークショップが開催されました。サーキュラーエコノミー実現に向けた日蘭交流の最前線に迫ります。The post ものの気持ちから循環を考える「TENSHO Design Workshop 資源未来洞察」。日蘭交流プログラム2024レポート【前編】 first appeared on IDEAS FOR GOOD.

Content by Design Workshop Week - Day 5 of 5Welcome to the Content by Design ‘Workshop Week'. I'm so excited to walk you through exactly how to use your unique Human Design to confidently stand in your message so that you attract your perfect fit clients everytime you post, email, or speak online. We're going to cover a lot of ground over these 5 days so buckle up!Download your FREE workbook here: https://vickiedickson.ck.page/unjadedworkshopweekDay Five is All About… 5 writing tips you will use every time you write. You will have to listen to the episode for the juicy details.PS: If you don't know what to say online - this workshop is for you

Content by Design Workshop Week - Day 4 of 5Welcome to the Content by Design ‘Workshop Week'. I'm so excited to walk you through exactly how to use your unique Human Design to confidently stand in your message so that you attract your perfect fit clients everytime you post, email, or speak online. We're going to cover a lot of ground over these 5 days so buckle up!Download your FREE workbook here: https://vickiedickson.ck.page/unjadedworkshopweekDay Four is All About…Defined vs. Undefined Throat Centre - what is the difference and what does it mean to your content delivery? You will have to listen to the episode for the juicy details.PS: If you don't know what to say online - this workshop is for you

Content by Design Workshop Week - Day 3 of 5Welcome to the Content by Design ‘Workshop Week'. I'm so excited to walk you through exactly how to use your unique Human Design to confidently stand in your message so that you attract your perfect fit clients everytime you post, email, or speak online. We're going to cover a lot of ground over these 5 days so buckle up!Download your FREE workbook here: https://vickiedickson.ck.page/unjadedworkshopweekDay Three is All About How…Your Human Design Profile is the role your audience needs you to play. It is such an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to writing content, and one that is often overlooked. You will have to listen to the episode for the juicy details.PS: If you don't know what to say online - this workshop is for you

Content by Design Workshop Week - Day 2 of 5Welcome to the Content by Design ‘Workshop Week'. I'm so excited to walk you through exactly how to use your unique Human Design to confidently stand in your message so that you attract your perfect fit clients everytime you post, email, or speak online. We're going to cover a lot of ground over these 5 days so buckle up!Download your FREE workbook here: https://vickiedickson.ck.page/unjadedworkshopweekDay Two is All About…How to REALLY use your Human Design Type and Strategy for content creation! You will have to listen to the episode for the juicy details.PS: If you don't know what to say online - this workshop is for you

Content by Design Workshop Week - Day 1 of 5Welcome to the Content by Design ‘Workshop Week'. I'm so excited to walk you through exactly how to use your unique Human Design to confidently stand in your message so that you attract your perfect fit clients everytime you post, email, or speak online. We're going to cover a lot of ground over the next 5 days so buckle up!Download your FREE workbook here: https://vickiedickson.ck.page/unjadedworkshopweekDay One is All About…Prepping! You will have to listen to the episode for the juicy details.PS: If you don't know what to say online - this workshop is for you

We've reached our bicent...episodial?!01:58 - ReminiscingToday we're looking back over more than three years of producing the CBP. Here are some our initial thoughts:-Our intro is still rocking a 2019 vibe. -Mom is usually pretty supportive, but… There's an episode out there somewhere from those very first episodes, and we would really love for them to stay buried deep in whatever pile of digital debris. Tyler poses a challenge: If we get to 100 ratings on Apple Podcasts within two months of today's episode, he'll share this embarrassment. -Tyler flashes back to the studio setup for those earliest episodes: Just a couple dudes and a big-screen TV.-Eddie recalls and early episodes with Pete DuMont, Clifton Harness, and more.09:08 - Whitey Tighties, Pete Rose and Cannibalistic HamstersEddie gives a shout-out to his favorite episode title. Our middle brother, Andy, joined us for this episode, which consisted of brotherly recollections. Poor guy passed out quite often. We cringe as we look back at our early rhythms and quirks. Tough stuff. 11:48 - Favorite episodesHere are a few that we look back on most fondly:-Going Analog in a Digital World - (feat. Eric Reinholdt of the 30x40 Design Workshop on Youtube) -Eric Anderson and his leg lamp-Todd Dawalt (who has his own podcast, Construction Leading Edge) and our discussion about the labor shortage as we headed into the pandemic -David Smigel and an early conversation about Starlink on jobsites-Roy Underhill of The Woodwright's Shop-Lego episode-The House that Sears Built-The RFI Blockchain-Matt Byrd of the Reality Capture Network-Donnie Williams and our conversation about supply chains19:15 - Surprise lessonsWe spend some time exploring what we've learned. Eddie shares that he'd thought he had the solutions that the construction industry needs. He has seen his understanding expand and has gained empathy.Tyler discusses leadership and the constraints that make it hard for higher-ups to do things the way that younger, less-experienced people think things ought to be done. We express our appreciation for the sometimes contentious discussions. We've seen growth result from the open exploration of points of disagreement. 28:00 - Echo chambersTyler dumps some thoughts about people pitching themselves as guests in order to discuss the fact that the industry is slow to accept technology. He disagrees. Eddie lists technologies that have been readily adopted because they increase our productivity and make us look more competent. He acknowledges that he'd look like an old man if he'd step back onto a residential-construction jobsite today with tools that didn't exist when he was working in that world.We discuss the program features and the types of content that we've chosen to leave behind.39:43 - Megaphone messageWe share our thoughts for the industry. They're simple:-Eddie: Treat others the way you'd like them to treat you.-Tyler: Say thanks. Check out the partners that make our show possible.Find Us Online: BrosPodcast.com - LinkedIn - Youtube - Instagram - Facebook - TikTok - Eddie's LinkedIn - Tyler's LinkedInIf you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening

This continues our look at how to play Alpha Centauri, and we look at game concepts that set this game apart from others. This episode looks at the Design Workshop, and how to create powerful units for your military. Links: https://alphacentauri2.info/wiki/Unit https://www.palain.com/gaming/sid-meiers-alpha-centauri/playing-alpha-centauri-3/

The guys are joined this week by Priscilla and Luke Smith, founders of May for Makers, And They Make, and humble contributors to The Catskill Mountain Maker Camp. They talk about the May For Makers challenge, and how it has grown, how they morphed that into a new IG page, And They Make, that highlighted the maker community, and the path they took to getting involved with Maker Camp and the greater maker community.You can find Luke and Priscilla YouTube and Instagram here...https://www.youtube.com/@plsmithed@plsmithedCheck out The Art of Craftsmanship on YouTube, Instagram, and Patreon here...youtube.com/theartofcraftsmanship@theartofcraftsmanship@theartofcameraguypatreon.com/theartofcraftsmanshipRecommendations:Luke:@dave_frantz_studioPriscilla:Recommends that we all make sure to spend time practicing mindfulness, being present, and practicing gratitude.Devon:Bear Grease Podcast: Episode on David CrockettDustin:30x40 Design Workshop on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYW7exK_mI8Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Niemand ist fehlerfrei. Und so habe auch ich, besonders zu Beginn meiner Selbstständigkeit, Fehler gemacht, die ich am liebsten vermieden hätte. Meistens wird, vorwiegend auf Social Media, nur der Shiny Teil gezeigt und gar nicht, was hinter den Kulissen eventuell schon alles schief gegangen ist. Deshalb zeige ich dir heute die pure Realität und teile mit dir die 7 größten Fehler in meiner Selbstständigkeit und wie du sie vermeiden kannst. Das Interessante ist, dass du dich vermutlich sehr gut in meinen Fehlern wiederfinden kannst, denn es sind die Fehler, die die meisten machen. Aber das ist überhaupt nicht schlimm, das Wichtigste ist nämlich, dass man sich derer bewusst ist und daraus lernt. Ich wünsche dir ganz viel Spaß beim Zuhören! _______________________ Link zum erwähnten Buch: https://amzn.eu/d/9xNwqG9 _______________________ Business by Design Workshop: https://www.humandesignjourney.de/businessbydesign-workshop _______________________ Webseite: https://www.humandesignjourney.de/ Kostenloser Chartrechner: https://www.humandesignjourney.de/chartrechner Instagram: [@humandesign_journey](https://www.instagram.com/humandesign_journey/)

Host Bill Hamblet talks with participants from the Force Design DARE workshop at WEST 2023.

Wie überwinde ich die Angst vor der Sichtbarkeit? Wie kann ich herausfinden, was ich beruflich wirklich machen möchte? Warum schaffe ich es nicht, erfolgreich zu manifestieren? Und wann kommt eigentlich mein Buch raus? Diese und ein paar Fragen mehr, die ihr mir gestellt habt, beantworte ich in der heutigen Podcast-Folge. Ich freue mich sehr, dass du zuhörst! Hier gehts zum **Business by Design Workshop**: https://www.copecart.com/products/af99d729/checkout

Join our latest Projector Movement Team member Seyta Selter as she discusses our upcoming Living Your Design Workshop.

For today's guest, Meg Plumb, Philmont has always been and continues to be a family affair.  From trekking with her immediate family and recruiting her cousins to be on staff - to today, visiting the area often as her family now has ties to Ute Park, NM.Her first summer on staff, Meg was a tour guide at the Villa Philmonte.  A job that for Meg was a constant reminder of the generosity of the gift that the Phillips Family gave to us all.  Also, an incredible first year job, to be able to engage with participants, PTC staff, and the general public.  Meg went on to personify a fictional Irish immigrant at French Henry, spend two consecutive summers at Fish Camp, and many more backcountry and second season experiences. Meg and I share our ghostly visitation encounters at Fish Camp, both of which ominously occurred on the celebration of Helen Jane's birthday. Meg discusses the ritual of celebrating birthdays at Philmont and attending surrounding community events like the Red River Wine and Arts Festival.  Today Meg is a Landscape Architect, and Director of Legacy Design at Design Workshop - out of the Aspen, CO office. From her professional socio-ecological perspective, we chat about what makes the landscape of Philmont so special to its people.  Meg closes the interview sharing memories of her cousin Coralie Graham, and how Meg continues to surround herself with Philmont and Northern NM culture in her daily life. Philmont Experience:2002 & 2004 Trek2005 Villa Philmonte Guide2006 PC French Henry2007 PC Fish Camp2008 CD Fish Camp2008 Autumn Adventure Guide2009 Kanik Guide2009 CD Rich Cabins2011 CD Beaubien2011 Fall Seton Museum StaffNotable Mentions:Marianne MacGillivrayJim MacGillivraySlim Uribe GoertzLydia UribeRebekah "Boot" SenterPamela BullockNancy KleinDoug PalmerPhil WinegardnerJoe DavisMatt GarciaKatie ClardyTom SwaineWill CooperRichardDoug PalmerKari AndersonRachel RosenbloomStephen SenterWill CooperWill BarrDave PlumbKate HelbigKyle CoppingerEmily WilsonDesi AtwaterTim CollverDom AlesandriniBlake ButlerMichael StamatCoralie GrahamCormac GrahamJimmy GrahamSusan GrahamRoss RobinsonMike RitterhouseIron John LoganKari AndersonSupport the show

Nina Sieverding und Anton Rahlwes, die Chefredakteur*innen der form, im Gespräch mit Georg-Christof Bertsch. Im der zweiten Folge von „form fragen“ reden wir mit der Chefredaktion der Zeitschrift form über den internationalen Design-Workshop in Boisbuchet, über die Vienna Design Week und neue form-Heft zum Thema Luxus. Der Indien-Deutschland-Artikel von Poonam Choudhry hat Georg sehr bewegt. Nina und Anton haben das Interview mit der ukrainischen Modemacherin Julie Pelipas als intensive Sache wahrgenommen. Es geht also, wie immer beim "form fragen", um den Blick auf aktuelle Designereignisse. Die form ist eines der traditionsreichsten Designmedien der Welt. Das „Zentralorgan der deutschen Designszene“ kommt aus dem Print. Wir alle sind mit ihr aufgewachsen. Sie erscheint seit 65 Jahren! Der DDCAST ist eines der jüngsten Designmedien der Welt. Unser kleiner Podcast ist ein digital native. Domaine de Boisbuchet https://www.boisbuchet.org/ form https://form.de/ Vienna Design Week https://www.viennadesignweek.at/

Episode 156: This episode will make you want to get outside and bike, hike and explore the parks and trails in Frisco. Shannon Coates, Director of Parks and Rec for the City of Frisco and Conners Ladner, principal at landscape architecture firm Design Workshop, talk with us about two upcoming […]

Today on the Black Tech Building Program. I be discussing the Black Tech Talent Summit and Design Workshop and then Intruction Detection and Prevention, and Black Tech News https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/intrusion-detection-system-ids/ https://www.juniper.net/us/en/research-topics/what-is-ids-ips.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ben-uko/message

Etta Madete Mukuba (*1992) ist Sustainable Design-Architektin und Projektmanagerin mit einem Schwerpunkt auf erschwinglichem nachhaltigen Bauprojekten – sowie eine mit Awards geehrte Violinistin. Sie ist EDGE-Expertin und Aspen Senior Fellow. Sie hat mit Rem Koolhaas an der Harvard Graduate School of Design und dem Guggenheim Museum in New York zusammengearbeitet. Derzeit ist sie die Leiterin für bezahlbaren Wohnraum bei BuildX Studio und Dozentin (TF) an der Universität von Nairobi. In all diesen Funktionen praktiziert, lehrt und forscht sie zu architektonischen Designinnovationen, die eine nachhaltige wirtschaftliche, soziale und ökologische Entwicklung in Kenia und darüber hinaus ermöglichen sollen. Zur Zeit promoviert sie an der Universität Nairobi über "Air Quality in Dense Apartment Blocks; A case of Nairobi, Kenya". 2021 erhielt sie ihren Master of Architecture in Umweltdesign von der Universität von Nairobi. Sie erhielt zahlreiche Stipendien und ist in mehreren Berufsverbänden aktiv, u.a. hat sie die Berufsregistrierung als eingetragener Architekt in Kenia; sie war 2020 am Aspen Institute New Voices Senior Fellow mit fortgeschrittener Ausbildung in Advocacy. Sie ist Mitglied der Architektonischen Vereinigung von Kenia (AAK)- Mitglied im Women in Real Estate (WIRE)- Mitglied Kenya Property Developers Association (KPDA)- Mitglied. Wichtig für sie sind die zahlreiche Projekte im Bereich erschwinglicher Wohnungsbau bei BuildX Studio, einem Architektur- und Bauunternehmen mit Sitz in Nairobi, die sie seit 2019 als Architektin und Projektleiterin durchgeführt hat, Außerdem lehrt sie seit 2017 an der Universität von Nairobi im Fachbereich Architektur. In ihren großen Projekten, wie Zima Homes Affordable Housing (2020- ), führt sie Machbarkeitsstudien durch, leitet das Projekt, stellt Businesspläne auf und sorgt für Kredite und Zuschüsse. CSR UND GEMEINSCHAFTSAKTIVITÄTEN Sie ist vielfältig in Social Responsibility-Projekten tätig. So war sie 2014-2020 Lead Facilitator für die John Mukaye Madete Foundation, die die Schulgebühren für unterprivilegierte Schüler im Westen Kenias finanziert und ihnen Führungsqualitäten vermittelt. Sie ist Gründerin und war 2011-2013 Tutorin des Geigenprogramms bei Ghetto Classics, das Musik unterrichtet und Schüler aus Korogocho, Nairobi, betreut. BuildX Studio Leitende Kuratorin für die Barbican-Ausstellung "Unsere Zeit auf der Erde", die in der Curve Gallery in London im Mai 2022 eröffnet wird. Sie war 2018-2020 leitende Forscherin und Co-Kuratorin für "Countryside Studio", in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Team von Rem Koolhaas in den OMA Studios (Niederlande), der Harvard Graduate School of Design und dem Guggenheim Museum in New York SEMINARE UND GREMIEN Moderatorin für Healthy Cities-Healthy Cities Healthy People launch an event by WHO, UN habitat etc. // Moderatorin für den East Africa Property Investment Summit (EAPI) - WIRE-Panel-Präsentation - Kenya's Built Environment Sector's Economic Recovery Plan Through a Gender Lens - Juli 2021; Präsentation eines Vortrags über 'African Avant Gard' an der Städelschule - Mai 2021; Panelist- Habitat for humanity- SANKALP global health circular design; Moderatorin bei Veranstaltungen von WIRE (Women in Real Estate), Kenyatta University, JKUAT, Cafe construct podcast, AAK Webinars, UN75, The future is unwritten Dialogue, UN SDG action zone-Speaker, Carbon positive reset; Lead Facilitator bei Nafacity - Planning & Design Workshop in Zusammenarbeit mit UCL und British Council (2018); Kenianische Vertreterin bei der internationalen Student Design Charrette des Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), gesponsert von der Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA-2017); Kenianische Vertreterin des Commonwealth Youth Orchestra, Teilnehmerin an Konzerten in London und Glasgow (2013 und 2016)

Sandy Dann speaks with YMAC Deputy Co - Chairperson Doris Eaton On Cultural Heritage Protection Co - Design Workshop In response to the widespread opposition from Aboriginal communities to the McGowan Government's rushed Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 (WA) (ACH Act), the WA Alliance of Native Title Representative Bodies and Service Providers (the Alliance) is hosting the ‘Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Protection Co-Design Workshop'. The gathering will focus on the implementation of the ACH Act; it's associated guidelines, regulations and on-going review, and explore a credible, best practice co-design approach. For genuine co-design to be achieved, the workshop is an important first step in engaging with relevant stakeholders – including government and industry representatives, heritage professionals, and co-design experts – in an Aboriginal-led conversation about what ‘co-design' truly is. Dr Christopher Kueh, an expert in co-design from Edith Cowan University, has been invited to share his knowledge of the potential for co-design to revolutionise how to protect and manage Aboriginal cultural heritage. “Co-design is about designing with, not for,” said Dr Kueh. “It's a collaborative effort that engages communities to identify and unpack the complex challenges they face. By focusing on story-telling and iterative transformation, we can create a sustainable approach to design, that is open to continual feedback and improvement.” Day One of the workshop will be an opportunity for Aboriginal people to come together to discuss their priorities and goals for the co-design process. Participants will then share their expectations on the drafting of the regulations and how co-design should work in practice. Day Two will welcome industry, investors and government representatives to build on the conversation to collectively improve Aboriginal cultural heritage protection. WA Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Hon. Dr Tony Buti MLA, will also join the workshop on Day Two to hear from delegates and update attendees on the current status of the ACH Act and its implementation. The Alliance event partners hosting the workshop include Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation, South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council, Native Title Services Goldfields, and the National Native Title Council. For more information regarding the workshop and other related activities, please visit https://protectaboriginalheritagewa.org.au/

Welcome to our new show, Dueling GMs! We're offering tips, tricks, and years of experience to improve your play sessions and GM styles. Some episodes will focus on the structure in which you play. Others may provide insight into the mechanics of your games. In episode 7, we put those goals and ideals for the perfect NPC to the test and turn one of the Monster Manual's most gooey creatures into... a nemesis? A swarm? And... a deity? What were we thinking? Tune in and find out! Please like us and leave a review on any of your favorite podcasting platforms. And let us know what you want to hear about! We'll tackle nearly any subject you can think of that's tabletop-related. You can find the statblock for this creature here. Now you, too, can go forth and ruin your characters' armor and lives! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epicblunders/message

The Zilker Metropolitan Park Vision Plan is a community-driven planning process to establish a guiding framework for the restoration and future development of Zilker Metropolitan Park. It is the first comprehensive planning initiative to encompass the park's 350 acres and associated facilities. In this episode, we'll be hosting our second conversation about the planning process, now focusing on the plan concepts that have been created through the process thus far. We will hear from Greg Montes, Program Manager for PARD Planning, Claire Hempel and Kurt Culbertson, Principals from Design Workshop who are working with the Austin Parks and Recreation Department to deliver the final Vision Plan, and Rich DePalma, Co-chair of the Parks Board.

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Analena Fuchs is an incredible human being and I'm honored to call her friend. She's an amazing human design coach who helps conscious introverts and highly sensitive entrepreneurs be visible in a way that feels fun and juicy. She's the co-founder of the Aligned living academy which offers human design certification; she also offers human design readings, energy healing sessions and customized private coaching packages to help her clients experience massive transformation through the power of human design, gene keys and high level deconditioning. You can connect with Analena: on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/analena.fuchs/ On her website https://www.analenafuchs.com (check out her monthly Bloom membership) Interested in becoming Certified in Human Design with Analena? And for a limited time, check out this Bonus Masterclass for free! Aligned Prosperity Masterclasss Want more now? Check out The Success by Design Workshop where Analena covers everything from Human Design basics to manifesting according to your design to create a life and business from flow and bliss. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/journeytoinfluence/support

The Zilker Metropolitan Park Vision Plan is a community-driven planning process to establish a guiding framework for the restoration and future development of Zilker Metropolitan Park. It is the first comprehensive planning initiative to encompass the park's 350 acres and associated facilities. In today's episode, we host the first of 3 conversations about the planning process of Austin's oldest Metropolitan Park. We initially focus on the background, community engagement process, and how all Austinites can get involved. We will hear from Ricardo Soliz, the Division Manager for PARD Planning, Greg Montes, Program Manager for PARD Planning, and Claire Hempel and Kurt Culbertson, Principals from Design Workshop who are working with PARD to deliver the final Vision Plan. Be sure to check out parkscast.org for the full show notes, announcements and more!

Genau als ob das mal eben so geht, dachte ich jedenfalls früher immer. Mit dem Start meiner Selbstständigkeit kam ich an Social Media nicht vorbei und glaub mir was war ich zwischendurch gefrustet, weil ich dachte so schöne easy post-designs sind für mich einfach nicht machbar. Abgesehen vom nicht förderlichen Mindset fehlte mir einfach auch das technische Verständnis dafür wie ich zeitbringend anstatt zeitraubend Tools wie Canva richtig bediene. Und jetzt das Beste für Dich. Immer wieder einmal mehr bin ich Zeugin dessen wie Nicole komplexe Dinge so herunterbricht, dass es plötzlich ganz leicht wird technische Tools wie Canva erfolgreich zu nutzen. Und das kannst Du jetzt auch

It is our second podcast-iversary! Thank you SO much for listening. To show my appreciation, I'm sharing part of my Career Design Workshop with you-free-on this episode!   It is our second anniversary on the podcast, and I want to say thank you so much for listening and for helping us reach 207,832 episode downloads! That is amazing, and I am truly grateful.    As a thank you, I want to share part of my Career Design Workshop with you. Normally, you need to attend one of the retreats included with our Elevate or Amplify coaching programs, which are a significant investment. But since we are celebrating, I want you to have this sneak peek! I hope you enjoy and find it helpful.  For the full show notes, visit https://cathymazak.com/episode93 How a Designed Career Feels I'm going to illustrate how a designed career feels vs. an undesigned career using bookshelves.    This first picture is of my living room bookshelves at home.                                              These shelves started out organized, clean and set up how I want them. But as you can see, over time they have been stuffed full of many things that don't really belong there, or aren't even mine at all. My husband and children have put their things on there, a bunch of random things no one knew what to do with have been shoved in, and the more stuffed it gets, the more overwhelming it feels to deal with all of it. So it just keeps coming! If these bookshelves were a career, it is definitely undesigned.    This next picture is of my dream bookshelf.    It's curated, calm, everything has a place and feels like it belongs. If this bookshelf were a career, it would be an intentionally designed one!    I hope you can see where I'm going with this illustration. Career design gives you room to breathe, and helps you curate the career that feels right to you, full of the activities that you have chosen.  What Gets in the Way Just like with my personal bookshelves, we might start from an organized place, but life in academia throws so much at us, that if we're not extremely careful and intentional, we end up with something chaotic that feels overwhelming. Here are some things that get in the way:   The snowball effect. The more things that come at us, the more fires we have to put out, the less time we have to reflect on what we're doing, the fuller the “bookshelf” gets.    Our default setting is react. If there's not a solid plan in place, when new things get thrown at us, they often just get shoved in wherever they fit. Instead of responding with intention, we react, and therefore never feel like we have enough time, space, or control. We believe we have no control. There is a long list of things in academia that we can't control, so we give in to the feeling that our whole career is out of our hands.   What is Career Design? Career design is all about intentional planning and intentional action. The key is that your career choices and plans are driven by you, not others. You decide what you want your career to look like and what direction you need to go, and you make choices about how to get there.    The goal is to create a career that is joyful, and then to set boundaries to protect that joy.   “You should get joy out of your career.” -Cathy Mazak   Is my career designed well enough? To get an idea of where you are in terms of a well-designed career, take a minute to complete this assessment.    After each question, give yourself a grade of:  RED: Not designed at all; things just come at me and I react YELLOW: Somewhat designed; I'm able to make some intentional choices, some of the time GREEN: Well Designed; this area is driven by me, intentional and well-defined   1. Is your calendar designed? Is your schedule intentionally created and controlled by you?   2. Is your email management designed? Do you have a system for dealing with email or are you just reacting? Are there boundaries in place around your email?    3. Is your writing system designed? Do you have a regular process, systems, and a way to engage with your projects in an intentional way? Do you know how to get back into it when you fall away?   4. Is your pipeline designed? Do you have a curated pipeline full of strategically chosen projects for specifically targeted journals?   5. Is your path to promotion designed? Whatever point you're at in your career, are your next steps defined? While the process and requirements may feel arbitrary or out of your hands, have you decided how you will approach the goal, and what steps you'll choose to take?    What color came up most for you on this assessment? How did you feel about it? Checking in on what's working and what isn't is a vital first step toward designing a career that feels good to you. Once you get a handle on what's tripping you up, you'll have a better idea of what needs to change and where to start.    The Career Design Process Set Intentions--Take Action--Reflect & Revise Having a well designed career is not something you can do and have it stay done forever. As with my bookshelf example above, you have to revisit it if you want it to stay the way you want it. You have to set clear intentions, take action on them, reflect on what's working, and revise as necessary. You also need to be relentless with your boundaries.   Ready for More? Did you enjoy this sneak peek into our Career Design process? If you're ready to find space to think and plan your next career moves, our Elevate  program could be right for you. Happy academics make more knowledge and create more change. You deserve to be one of them!    Click here to sign up for a free, live info session to get all your questions answered about Elevate, a program for post-tenure academics who are ready to create careers they love, make an impact, and leave a legacy.   Connect with me: Website Facebook Group Facebook Page Follow me on Clubhouse: @cathymazak  This episode was first published at cathymazak.com/episode93.

In the "RFQ: Rapid Fire Question" series I'm quickly answering some of your most frequently asked questions. Quick and to the point! If you have questions you want answered leave me a comment below! Today's question: What is Passive Income? Passive Income Resources: Book - Architect and Entrepreneur: A Field Guide to Building, Branding, and Marketing Your Startup Design Business by 30x40 Design Workshop - https://amzn.to/3n3nkgm Book - Architect and Entrepreneur: A How-to Guide for Innovating Practice: Tactics, Models, and Case Studies in Passive Income (Volume 2) by 30x40 Design Workshop https://amzn.to/3tO1mkl (Follow 30x40 Design Workshop on YouTube while you're at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoc2...) Podcast - Smart Passive Income - Pat Flynn Book - Superfans: The Easy Way to Stand Out, Grow Your Tribe, and Build a Successful Business - https://amzn.to/3dBUctA Podcast - Mind Your Business - James Wedmore YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/results?searc... Check out all my recommended architecture + business products here: https://kit.co/byoungdesign Follow me on Instagram and YouTube: @BYoungDesign Check out www.byoungdesign for more about me, my architecture studio, our projects, and additional resources. *Some links in the description are affiliate links meaning I earn a small commission when you purchase at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!

Beschrieb:Wie kreiert man ein gutes Logo und was muss dieses heutzutage alles mitbringen? Darüber sprechen Ferris und unsere Inhouse Art Director Olga Cudakova bei StoryRadar. Olga erzählt von zwei Logos mit Geschichten, die sie für unsere Kunden kreierte und wie der kreative Prozess zum Logo funktioniert. Über Olga Cudakova:Beim Thema Branding kann Olga von A-Z alle Kundenwünsche erfüllen. Seit vielen Jahren bringt sie ihre Kreativität bei FBC ein. Ihr feines Gefühl für Design und Ästhetik hat sie aus ihrer Heimat Litauen mitgebracht. An der Kunstakademie in Vilnius hat sie Design studiert und bei der Agentur BBDO coole Ideen für Werbekampagnen kreiert. Im schwedischen Lund hat sie einen Master of Industrial Design erworben. Olga hat für den Möbelgiganten IKEA Produkte entwickelt und ihre Werke schon an diversen internationalen Ausstellungen gezeigt, zum Beispiel in Mailand, Stockholm oder Eindhoven. Fragen oder Anregungen dürft ihr jederzeit an storyradar@ferrisbuehler.com senden.Hier findest du uns:Webseite Ferris Bühler CommunicationsFacebook Ferris Bühler CommunicationsLinkedIn Ferris Bühler CommunicationsInstagram Ferris Bühler CommunicationsWebseite StoryRadarInstagram StoryRadarWir freuen uns sehr über eine positive Bewertung auf Apple Podcasts.

Do you want to confidently run workshops as an instructional designer? Do you want to get the information that you need from your stakeholders and make your life easier? In this episode Kim, Hannah and Victoria speak about how to: - Build the confidence to run workshops with your stakeholders. - Run workshops to help you get the information that you need to storyboard as an instructional designer. - Empathise with your clients and stakeholders. - Ask useful questions as a workshop facilitator. - Make effective evidence-based decisions. Our intent with Belvista Studios' Insights is to support others in the industry to take their instructional design and eLearning skills to the next level by sharing raw insights into what we are learning as a team at Belvista Studios.

Today I talked to Eric Reinholdt about two excellent books: Architect + Entrepreneur Volume 1: A Field Guide (Design Workshop Press, 2015) and Architect + Entrepreneur Volume 2: A How-To Guide (Design Workshop Press, 2015). Architect + Entrepreneur: A Field Guide is filled with contemporary, relevant, fresh tips and advice, from a seasoned professional architect building a new business. The guide advocates novel strategies and tools that merge entrepreneurship with the practice of architecture and interior design. The Problem: Embarking on a new business venture is intimidating; you have questions. But many of the resources available to help entrepreneur architects and interior designers start their design business lack timeliness and relevance. Most are geared toward building colossal firms like SOM and Gensler using outdated methods and old business models. If you’re an individual or small team contemplating starting a design business, this is your field guide; crafted to inspire action. The Solution: Using the lean startup methodology to create a minimum viable product, the handbook encourages successive small wins that support a broader vision enabling one to “think big, start small, and learn fast.” It’s a unique take on design practice viewed through the lens of entrepreneurship and is designed to answer the questions all new business owners face, from the rote to the existential. Architect + Entrepreneur: A How-To Guide challenges the foundations of traditional practice and asks: + In what ways can we hack our craft to serve both our personal lifestyle and our professional goals? + What if design practice capitalized on the architect’s drive to be creative and consumer buying culture in equal measure? + How can we turn our services into products? + How can young professionals compete in today’s marketplace leveraging the power of the Internet? Reinholdt, founder of 30X40 Design Workshop describes in detail how his business model has evolved to leverage passive income producing products and offers a new paradigm for practice. It’s a manual of high-level strategies, field-tested tactics, and case studies showing how architects are reinventing practice in the 21st century. Bryan Toepfer, AIA, NCARB, CAPM is the Principal Architect for TOEPFER Architecture, PLLC, an Architecture firm specializing in Residential Architecture and Virtual Reality. He has authored two books, “Contractors CANNOT Build Your House,” and “Six Months Now, ARCHITECT for Life.” He is a professor at Alfred State College and the Director of Education for the AIA Rochester Board of Directors. Always eager to help anyone understand the world of Architecture, he can be reached by sending an email to btoepfer@toepferarchitecture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

你目前的工作，是你擅长，喜欢，能赚到钱，而且还能适应世界的需求的吗？ 如果不是，请收听这期节目吧。 几周前，我在线进行了一次 "Ikigai Workshop训练营"，主题是“如何找到自己热爱一生的工作”。来自新西兰、澳洲、加拿大和中国的60多位朋友参加。在为时2小时左右的训练营结束后，我又制作了一个6分钟左右的视频，将具体的练习方式浓缩。这期节目，就是视频与训练营的录音。如果你能听完节目并按照节目中的问题进行练习，那么你也可以找到自己可以热爱一生的工作。 注：本期节目为英文语音录音，开头为中文简介。 Are you doing the job which you love, you are good at, you can make good money from it, and the world also needs it? YouTube视频链接 (https://youtu.be/8aiL5K1YzII) 关于： 【狗熊有话说】播客是由 大狗熊 于 2012 年创办的独立中文知识型播客节目，以阅读、科技、旅行和个人成长为主要话题内容，是 iTunes 中国区长期推荐播客，被苹果 iTunes 评选为「2013 年度精选最佳社会与文化播客」。 收听： 在苹果 Podcasts、Spotify、新浪播客、网易云音乐 、喜马拉雅FM 和 荔枝FM 等音频播客平台中可以搜索"狗熊有话说"并关注收听； 直接于【狗熊有话说】播客官网 voice.beartalking.com (http://voice.beartalking.com)在线收听； 在微信公号文章中可以直接点击音频按钮收听（微信中只能加入 30 分钟以内的音频，完整版请于上面的途径收听）； 支持： 如果你认可大狗熊的节目，请向朋友们推荐这档节目，邀请朋友们关注公众号“狗熊有话说”； 您可以订阅大狗熊的邮件 (https://tinyletter.com/Beartalk)，不定期收获好书解析、学习经验分享。 联系： 微 信：bearbigtalk（公众号） 网 站：beartalking.com (http://www.beartalking.com) 邮 箱：bear@beartalking.com (mailto:bear@beartalking.com) 微 博：@i大狗熊 (http://www.weibo.com/bearbig) If like this one, why don't you subscribe to Bear? Every post, to your inbox. 100% true, and always keep it real. And of course, no spam, ever. Go ahead, click email.beartalking.com/signup to subscribe.

This bonus activity is designed to serve as your audio facilitator through an actual co-design workshop. The exercise is designed for 3 people to participate in, and will take about 2 hours from start to finish, as Kevan guides you through the steps you need to take in a room, as actual participants in a mini co-design sprint.

Jaclyn shares insights from running a large design-thinking workshop, Kyle discusses the methodology of the new thoughtbot.com redesign, and the highs & lows of the Frosty™. Shape up (https://basecamp.com/shapeup) thoughtbot.com Redesign (https://thoughtbot.com/)

Mike Watson is the Communications Pastor at Woodlake Church, in Tulsa. During today's episode, we discover what led Mike from an electrical engineering degree to the world of Church communications and design. We also dive into what the church might be overlooking when it comes to communicating to the world, and what tools Mike uses every day.   Links: Adobe Creative Cloud Squarespace Basecamp Media.woodlake.church Canva Evernote Rethink Communication - Phil Bowdle Less Chaos - Less Noise - Kem Myer Building a Story Brand - Don Miller CREATE:initiative Design Workshop

Ein Design-Workshop als Unterstützung für Ihre Mitarbeiter? Was hat das mit den Veränderungen in Ihrem Unternehmen zu tun? Annika bringt Licht ins Dunkel. Wieso es wichtig ist, die Mitarbeiter in Veränderungsprozesse mit einzubeziehen und welche Vorteile Sie davon haben, erfahren Sie in dieser Episode. Inhalt 00:55 Unternehmerische Veränderungen – wie können Designer dabei helfen? 03:50 [...]

I recently had the opportunity to take part in an Experience Design workshop put on by Jenny Sauer-Klien In this podcast, I give a high level over view of the workshop itself and then discuss a few of the core themes that we covered during the two days. Here is the episode breakdown: Introduce Jenny Sauer-Klien Discuss the workshop itself The Dramatic Arc - Moving from traditional "yawn" events to events that are engaging, educational and transformational The Transformation Circle Different modes of human connection Power of play Critical importance of Guidelines in any event you organize

Here's the thing about owning a flower business – you have to juggle your time between being the head of HR, the creative director, the person in charge of production... Yes, it's normal to feel pulled in five different directions because you are doing the job of five individuals. In this week's podcast, I thought it helpful to share the staffing model of an advertising agency. Did someone mention Don Draper? Yep, there is much to learn from how we used to staff advertising agency teams and a lot we can apply to our own flower businesses. Today, I talk you through the ins and outs of the advertising agency model and teach what this means for you and your business. Whether you're a one woman show or looking to grow your team, today's episode will help ensure you're considering ALL the roles you need to consider to build a sustainable flower business. If you're listening to this while you're flowering or out walking the dog, take a quick screen grab and tag me https://www.instagram.com/littlebirdbloom/ Keen on working with me this year? Here are four options: Group Retreat – April 2020 https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/floral-design-workshop/ 1:1 Coaching https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/floral-design-business-coach/ 1:1 Design Workshop https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/11-workshops/ Business Masterclass https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/flowerbusiness/ Have a beautiful day flower fairies.

Talking about the 'gram on today's episode of the Thrive Podcast. You know how on Instagram (if you have a business profile), you can only list ONE live link? Well, today I'm sharing a few tips and tricks on how to use that single, one and only live link to your advantage. Make the most of this link and increase the number of enquiries you receive directly from Instagram. Yep. This week's episode is super specific. But I know it's going to be super duper helpful – and give you lots of ideas on how to move customers from your insta profile, through to your website and ultimately to enquiring with you. If you're listening to this while you're flowering, or out walking the dog, take a quick screen grab and tag me https://www.instagram.com/littlebirdbloom/ Keen on working with me this year? Here are four options: Group Retreat – April 2020 https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/floral-design-workshop/ 1:1 Coaching https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/floral-design-business-coach/ 1:1 Design Workshop https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/11-workshops/ Business Masterclass https://littlebirdbloom.com.au/flowerbusiness/ Have a beautiful day flower fairies.

Shamira Preston says she's a "southern organize-a-holic with a big heart from The Woodlands! Although I was raised in the suburbs, my heart swoons for country living and a good trail ride. I love wearing jeans and boots with my hair tossed in a messy bun but I am no stranger to high heels and being dolled up! I love love pretty things and you can find me shopping the malls and local boutiques or spending time with my family when I’m not planning an event. I have my Bachelors Degree from Norfolk State University in Interdisciplinary Studies, concentrating on business and graphic design. I always knew I would end up owning my own business, but I believe my time in the Navy allowed me to truly master the skills I need to succeed as the owner of an event planning firm. Growing up I watched my aunt plan and design events for brides and couldn't wait to get my feet wet. After shadowing her for several years and working with the event planning committee in the Navy, I felt it was time to spread my wings, in 2014 Magnolia Rose Company was founded. With over 8 years in the industry, planning events still bring me an indescribable joy, for example when I see my couples faces as they prepare to take their first kiss or the overwhelming emotion of the groom as he sees his beautiful bride walk down the aisle. With my passion to flawlessly execute polished events that exude quality and encompass your love story, I believe in continuing my education and dedicating time to learn new styles and trends my couples will love."Shamira is also the Founder and driving force behind Elevate! Design Workshop being held November 3-6 in Houston Texas! As the wearer of several hats, she is also owner and lead planner at Magnolia Rose, a bespoke full service planning and floral design firm, with a boutique approach, servicing the greater Houston area and beyond. We pride ourselves on creating a stand out experience.Shamira PrestonElevate! A Design Workshop for Wedding Creatives**SPECIAL BE FABBO CODE FOR ELEVATE! DESIGN WORKSHOP-- "beyourself"elevatedesignworkshop@gmail.comwww | www.elevatedesignworkshop.comFB | www.facebook.com/elevatedesignworkshopIG |www.instagram.com/elevatedesignworkshop In this Episode:Magnolia RoseElevate! Design WorkshopWedding MBAInstagramPinterest- as Shamira says, "The Elevated Google Search"Two Bright Lights

Three game designers discuss their current projects and answer audience questions at Gen Con 2019. Find out about the new edition of Blue Planet, the latest from Red Markets, and more! Panelists: Ross Payton Jeff Barber – Get the Quickstart guide for Blue Planet: Recontact for free! Caleb Stokes – Get Trabajo now! Support Role Playing Public Radio on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/RPPR/ The post Game Design Workshop Panel at Gen Con 2019 appeared first on Role Playing Public Radio.

What goes into a great adventure? How do you balance different elements? Join some of Paizo’s top RPG adventure developers to discuss points of story and how to bring it all together. Listen Now!

What goes into a great adventure? How do you balance different elements? Join some of Paizo’s top RPG adventure developers to discuss points of story and how to bring it all together. Listen Now!

Love your home with Rossett's Interior Design Workshop, returning for a second course! The ideal course for anyone who has an interest in Interior Design or is contemplating redesigning a room in their house.

RAFFORZIAMOLA! DESIGN PER L'AGENDA 2030 I Corsi di laurea in Design dell’Università degli studi della Repubblica di San Marino organizzano San Marino Design Workshop 2019, 8 workshop che dall’8 al 13 luglio 2019 coinvolgeranno un gruppo selezionato di studenti, imprese, istituzioni e designer, noti a livello internazionale. Dal 2006 San Marino Design Workshop è l’annuale iniziativa, della durata di una settimana di lavoro intensivo, che approfondisce temi di ricerca e progetti di interesse dell'Università, di aziende ed Istituzioni finanziatrici. L'evento vede coinvolti ogni anno circa 160-180 studenti selezionati della nostra Università e delle Università partner, impegnati in 8 workshop guidati da professionisti e Designer esterni invitati per l'occasione. I temi affrontati ed i risultati attesi sono commisurati alla durata e al carattere di questo tipo di iniziative, che prevedono generalmente la concettualizzazione e la verifica delle possibilità di innovare, con gli strumenti del design, componenti, sistemi e artefatti con un grado di complessità non elevato ma sicuramente individuando spunti progettuali che eventualmente meritino di essere approfonditi in seguito con appositi progetti. Accanto all’attività progettuale sono previsti alcuni momenti aperti al pubblico che hanno lo scopo di sottolineare la condivisione di questa esperienza con le istituzioni, con il sistema produttivo e, più in generale, con tutti i soggetti interessati alle tematiche del design. Incontri - conferenze con i designer e, a conclusione dei lavori, una mostra dei risultati finali, rendono dunque visibile l’intero processo progettuale svolto. Descrizione: L’Agenda 2030 per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile è un programma d’azione per le persone, il pianeta e la prosperità sottoscritto nel settembre 2015 dai governi dei 193 Paesi membri dell’ONU. Essa ingloba 17 Obiettivi per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile - Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs - in un grande programma d’azione per un totale di 169 ‘target’ o traguardi. L’Agenda 2030 definisce alcune direzioni programmatiche per lo sviluppo sostenibile da intraprendere secondo una visione olistica che contempli differenti dimensioni d’intervento: ambientale, economica e sociale. L’avvio ufficiale degli Obiettivi per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile ha coinciso con l’inizio del 2016, guidando il mondo sulla strada da percorrere nell’arco dei prossimi 15 anni: i Paesi, infatti, si sono impegnati a raggiungerli entro il 2030. Gli Obiettivi per lo Sviluppo danno seguito ai risultati degli Obiettivi di Sviluppo del Millennio (Millennium Development Goals) che li hanno preceduti, e rappresentano obiettivi comuni su un insieme di questioni importanti per lo sviluppo: la lotta alla povertà, l’eliminazione della fame e il contrasto al cambiamento climatico, per citarne solo alcuni. ‘Obiettivi comuni’ significa che essi riguardano tutti i Paesi e tutti gli individui: nessuno ne è escluso, né deve essere lasciato indietro lungo il cammino necessario per portare il mondo sulla strada della sostenibilità. - Fonte: Centro Regionale di Informazione delle Nazioni Unite (Unric)) Finalità del workshop: L’iniziativa ha anzitutto precisi obiettivi didattici. Intende offrire agli studenti del Corso di laurea un’esperienza progettuale integrativa, intensa e concentrata nel tempo, che si aggiunga ai corsi progettuali istituzionali. Un’importante occasione di crescita per gli studenti è offerta sia dalla collaborazione con le imprese coinvolte, sia dalla presenza contemporanea di designer che hanno diversi orientamenti, esperienze, provenienze e approcci progettuali. L’edizione 2019 si svolge con: Università di Bologna, Corso di laurea in Disegno Industriale del Prodotto in collaborazione con: La Segreteria di Stato per l’Istruzione, Cultura e Universita’ della Repubblica di San Marino AASS, Azienda Autonoma di Stato per i Servizi Pubblici Commissione Nazionale Sammarinese per l'UNESCO San Marino AICCRE, Associazione Italiana del Consiglio dei Comuni e delle Regioni d'Europa AssoBDM Vivida International, San Marino Sponsor: AASS, Azienda Autonoma di Stato per i Servizi Pubblici Vivida International, San Marino

In this episode of Architecture, Design, & Photography, we travel up the coast to Mount Desert Island for an interview with Eric Reinholdt of 30x40 Design Workshop. Eric is a practicing architect in the state of Maine, a filmmaker, and a YouTuber with a rapidly growing audience of more than 300k subscribers. Listen in as we discuss the challenges and successes of navigating a creative life and the process of making.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_M0yaIYo3Ag Here's a full blueprint for a voice design workshop. It shows you, from beginning to end, the process to go through to design world class Alexa skills.If you're an agency trying to help brands build Alexa skills or voice apps, you can use this template to go through the VUX design process.If you're a brand, you can use this to do the same with your teams. Or if you're a hobbyist, you can use this to ideate and prototype in order to get to a valid use case.For the full transcript:https://vux.world/voice-design-worksh... Podcasts referenced in this video:VUI design best practice from testing voice apps with over 120 brands, with PulseLabs: https://vux.world/voice-product-strat... Voice strategy with Ben Sauer: https://vux.world/voice-product-strat... Tools mentioned in this video:BotMock: https://botmock.com/vuxworld/ (for a free trial)VoiceApps: http://voiceapps.com Xtensio: https://xtensio.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Caleb Stokes, Jeff Barber, and I discuss our current work in game design at this panel, recorded at Gen Con 2018. I talk about the current state of Ruin, my architectural horror RPG, Caleb talks about Red Markets, and Jeff talks about Upwind. We also answer questions from the audience, trying to help them with… Support Role Playing Public Radio on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/RPPR/ The post Game Design Workshop Panel at Gen Con 2018 appeared first on Role Playing Public Radio.

Anche quest'anno il Corso di laurea in Design dell’Università degli Studi della Repubblica di San Marino Unirsm Design organizza i San Marino Design Workshop 2018 dal titolo DESIGN RE — ACTIONS: dal 9 al 14 luglio 8 workshop coinvolgeranno un gruppo selezionato di 160 studenti, imprese, istituzioni e designer, noti a livello internazionale per un’importante occasione di crescita, di confronto e di collaborazione. A breve verrano svelati i temi e i designer di questa edizione! L’edizione 2018 si svolge in collaborazione con: Università di Bologna, Corso di laurea in Disegno Industriale del Prodotto in collaborazione con: La Segreteria di Stato per gli Affari Esteri della Repubblica di San Marino La Segreteria di Stato per l’Istruzione, Cultura e Universita’ della Repubblica di San Marino Il commissario generale del Governo Sammarinese per l'Esposizione Universale di Dubai 2020 Partner: Federazione San Marino Giuoco Calcio

Today I welcome back Eric Reinholdt to the Business of Architecture. Eric Reinholdt is the owner of 30x40 Design Workshop, based out of Mount Desert, Maine. His design focuses on simple, modern residential architecture. In addition to being an architect, Eric is one of the top architect content creators on Youtube. Practically every single week since 2013, Eric Reinholdt has produced and released a video on Youtube dealing with design and architecture. The topics of his videos range from design critiques, to book and product reviews, to behind the scenes video blogs of his life and studio. In today's episode, you'll discover how Eric manages his time to get the most important, strategic tasks done. You'll discover why Eric is focused on building assets over time, instead of just responding to the day to day fires. You'll also hear about why Eric vetted potential architecture clients, and how he decides which projects he'll take on, and which ones aren't a fit. Probably my biggest takeaway from this episode is Eric's focus on taking the actions and being intentional about his day to choose the kind of life he wants to live. Register for the FREE Firm Freedom Formula Online Training: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/freedomwebinar Get access to the 4-part firm profit map here: http://freearchitectgift.com

Today I welcome Eric Reinholdt to the Business of Architecture. Eric Reinholdt is the owner of 30x40 Design Workshop, based out of Mount Desert, Maine. His design focuses on simple, modern residential architecture. In addition to being an architect, Eric is one of the top architect content creators on Youtube. You may ask what a content creator is? Practically every single week since 2013, Eric Reinholdt has produced and released a video on Youtube. The topics of his videos range from design critiques, to book and product reviews, to behind the scenes video blogs of his life and studio. In today's show, Eric reveals what it took to build his Youtube subscriber base to over 100k subscribers, giving him an income stream outside of traditional architecture, and bringing him project inquiries from around the world. You'll also discover: How to create engaging video content that gets shared How Youtube helps to grow Eric's business How he's able to share his design expertise in an engaging way with the world   Register for the FREE Firm Freedom Formula Online Training: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/freedomwebinar Get access to the 4-part firm profit map here: http://freearchitectgift.com

A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, real estate agent (and part-time Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody Driving Club) and Justin Dike, app/web developer (and part-time social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club). To contact Matt, reach out to him at matthewweber@kw.com 

Joined Doug and Steve on the show today is architect Eric Reinholdt! Eric's work celebrates humble materials, subtle contrasts and finely-crafted details. He is the owner of 30x40 Design Workshop and has a YouTube channel with over 90,000 subscribers! Hear what's been on his mind and some great tips for dream home designers! Connect with Eric on his website https://thirtybyforty.com/ www.thedougandsteveshow.com

On this episode of Inside The Firm we explore being a seller of building products and plans online, then we’re joined by Eric Reinholdt of 30x40 Design Workshop for this week’s best and worst advice segment, answer some more listener questions from PROP.Architecture, Nick is here again with Nick Reads, and last but not least more code questions! Join us as we go back, INSIDE THE FIRM!!!

RPPR presents a panel on game design, hosted by Ross Payton, Jeff Barber, & Shane Ivey. We discuss our latest projects, thoughts on making games, & answer questions from the audience. I also talk about my latest ideas for Ruin, the architectural horror RPG I’ve been working on for a while. Support Role Playing Public Radio on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/RPPR/ The post Game Design Workshop Panel at Gen Con 2017 appeared first on Role Playing Public Radio.

Conversazione con Antonio Aguirre intervistato da Tommaso Lucinato.

Conversazione con Edoardo Perri e Filipe Alarcão intervistati da Riccardo Varini.

Conversazione con Claude Marzotto, Matteo Moretti e Ilaria Montanari intervistati da Gianni Sinni.

Conversazione con Sara Ferrari intervistata da Alessandra Bosco.

Conversazione con Gianluca Ballerin intervistato da Michele Zannoni.

Presentazione alla stampa dell'evento San Marino Design Worskhop 2017 il 10 luglio 2017.

Jeremy Holcomb and Jeff Tidball are all about helping you make great games, and now they're developing a kit to help you do it! We talk about what The White Box has in it, what you can do with it, and what's in store for the future. THE BITS Jeremy Holcomb Jeff Tidball GamesPlaywright Atlas Games The White Box on Kickstarter

Listen in to Mad*Pow's podcast with Jen Briselli Managing Director of Experience Deign at Mad*Pow to learn what value participatory design can bring to your process and how to use it in your organization, including hands-on opportunities to try out fundamental tools, exercises and so forth. That and much more!

Erika Cunico dialoga con Mirco Piccin modera: Michele Zannoni

Lucia Roscini e Andrea Medri di Zup Design dialoga con Elisa Pasqual e Dario Scodeller modera: Gianni Sinni

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/shutterstock311848517.jpg ()Imagine working in your studio, designing a great project for another happy client and your receive a notification on your iPhone that Paypal dropped $50 in your pocket. Then after work, you head over to the ball field to watch your daughter's game. As you are cheering her on, Paypal drops another $50 in your pocket. The next morning, you wake up, check your email and there are 5 more notifications. Two hundred and fifty dollars was delivered to your account while you dreamed. Sounds crazy? Well it's not… That could be you with some work up front and minimal maintenance, you can develop strategies for an additional income to supplement your income as a practicing architect. This week on the EntreArchitect Podcast, I've invited my good friend Eric Reinholdt of 30×40 Design Workshop to join us for Round 2 of the Field Guide Series. This week, we're talking Passive Income for Small Firm Architects. Visit our Platform Sponsor http://archisnapper.com/?aff=ml (ArchiSnapper.com) (Creating and Managing Field Reports – 30 Days Free) Referenced in this Episode http://www.entrearchitect.com/2015/07/16/ea084-field-guide-series-building-branding-and-marketing-your-startup-design-business-with-eric-reinholdt-podcast/ (Field Guide Series – Building,Branding and Marketing Your Startup Design Business) http://thirtybyforty.com (30X40 Design Workshop) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1502752166/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1502752166&linkCode=as2&tag=entrearchitect-20&linkId=VH5EMZKUSWWIGHK5 (The Unofficial Guide to Houzz.com: Create a Profile That Resonates with Clients and Outranks Your Competition) (Book – Affiliate Link) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1511750170/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1511750170&linkCode=as2&tag=entrearchitect-20&linkId=QSVDFZL2WTLPFCBW (Architect and Entrepreneur: A Field Guide to Building, Branding, and Marketing Your Startup Design Business) (Book – Affiliate Link) http://www.smartpassiveincome.com (Smart Passive Income) (Pat Flynn) http://www.wordpress.com (WordPress.com) (Free Blog Platform) http://www.wordpress.org (WordPress.org) (Self-Hosted Blog Platform http://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/ (WooCommerce) (WordPress Plug-in) http://www.gumroad.com (GumRoad.com) https://affiliate-program.amazon.com (Amazon Associates Affiliate Program) http:// (Bluehost.com) (WordPress Hosting Service – Affiliate Link) https://www.youtube.com/yt/advertise/ (YouTube Advertising) http://www.howtoarchitect.com (HowToArchitect.com) http://www.entrearchitect.com/2014/11/12/ea052-how-to-take-your-idea-to-market-with-howtoarchitect-com-founder-doug-patt/ (Doug Patt on EntreArchitect Podcast Episode 52) https://www.youtube.com/user/30by40 (30X40 Design Workshop Channel on YouTube) http://aweber.com/?411659 (Aweber.com) (Email List Service – Affiliate Link) http://www.mailchimp.com (MailChimp.com) (Email List Service) https://usefedora.com (Fedora.com) (Digital Courses) https://www.udemy.com (Udemy.com) (Digital Courses) http://www.archioffice.com (ArchiOffice) http://www.charrettevg.com (Charrette Venture Group) http://services.amazon.com/content/fulfillment-by-amazon.htm (Fulfillment by Amazon) http://www.marmolradzinerjewelry.com (Marmol Radziner Jewelry) http://www.houzz.com (Houzz.com) http://www.e-junkie.com/?r=242421 (e-junkie.com) (Selling Digital Products – Affiliate Link) http://EntreArchitect.com/Group (EntreArchitect Facebook Group) http://www.thirtybyforty.com/passive (Join Eric’s “Street Team” for his next book) Photo Credit: Shutterstock /...

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. In this video, Professor Thomas Tweed, Harold and Martha Welch Endowed Chair in American Studies at the University of Notre Dame, discusses his approach to course design in relation to his undergraduate class, "What is Pilgrimage? Exploring the Boundary between the Religious and the Secular." Professor Tweed addresses such topics as choosing and organizing course readings, student participation, incorporation of theory, and class assignments. Cosponsored by the American Religious History Workshop. The Craft of Teaching (CoT) is the Divinity School's program of pedagogical development for its graduate students, dedicated to preparing a new generation of accomplished educators in the field of religious studies. We bring together Divinity School faculty, current students, and an extensive alumni network of decorated teachers to share our craft and to advance critical reflection on religious studies pedagogy.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. In this video, Professor Thomas Tweed, Harold and Martha Welch Endowed Chair in American Studies at the University of Notre Dame, discusses his approach to course design in relation to his undergraduate class, "What is Pilgrimage? Exploring the Boundary between the Religious and the Secular." Professor Tweed addresses such topics as choosing and organizing course readings, student participation, incorporation of theory, and class assignments. Cosponsored by the American Religious History Workshop. The Craft of Teaching (CoT) is the Divinity School's program of pedagogical development for its graduate students, dedicated to preparing a new generation of accomplished educators in the field of religious studies. We bring together Divinity School faculty, current students, and an extensive alumni network of decorated teachers to share our craft and to advance critical reflection on religious studies pedagogy.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. This talk examines the benefits of speeding up high-frequency trading on financial exchanges. The authors found that increasing the speed of exchange does not necessarily improve liquidity. It did cause traders to increase the spread at which they were willing to trade, which in turn makes it more expensive to trade stocks, and allows firms to collect higher rents.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. John Hatfield examines how market mechanisms affect the level of investment before participants formally enter the market. They offered the example of ex ante investment in human capital induced by later entrance into the labor market. The researchers then looked at how these levels of investment may be optimized. Their results show that investment is optimized when the mechanism is ex post efficient and strategy proof.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Michael Pavlin proposes a methodology for using inverse optimization to reconstruct the pricing mechanism and distribution of market power using location prices in commodity markets. Pavlin applies his method to the Midcontinent Independent Service Operator (MISO) electricity market.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Mao Ye observes that tick price regulation causes different relative tick sizes at differently priced stocks. He suggests that there may be a causal relationship between high-speed competition at large relative tick size. Thus high frequency traders have an advantage when the relative tick sizes are large.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Sam Hwang attempts to use moment inequalities to determine if Seoul's school choice mechanism for children entering high school might be altered to yield greater levels of total welfare. Seoul's mechanism is partially revealed and non-strategyproof, so Hwang derives a series of moment inequalities, but the resulting estimates were not narrow enough to determine the direction of the change in welfare in his simulation.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Kevin Leyton-Brown’s work suggests that algorithmic game theorists may not be using the best theoretic tools for addressing complex realistic problems. He proposes two pragmatic tools for such uses.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Fuhito Kojima proposes a new double auction mechanism to address incompatible incentives that sometimes lead to inefficient outcomes. Their mechanism - the "groupwise price mechanism" - satisfies both approximate efficiency and incentive compatibility.

A while ago we had the chance to meet up with Jerszy in central Berlin and take a tour through his design office. Matylda Krzykowski interviews Jerszy Seymour for this latest episode of designguide.tv. This conversation digs deeper into his working methods and origins as well his very riverlike future plans.  more info on the projects at www.jerszyseymour.com  Music courtesy of Brokenkites

A while ago we had the chance to meet up with Jerszy in central Berlin and take a tour through his design office. Matylda Krzykowski interviews Jerszy Seymour for this latest episode of designguide.tv. This conversation digs deeper into his working methods and origins as well his very riverlike future plans.  more info on the projects at www.jerszyseymour.com  Music courtesy of Brokenkites

A while ago we had the chance to meet up with Jerszy in central Berlin and take a tour through his design office. Matylda Krzykowski interviews Jerszy Seymour for this latest episode of designguide.tv. This conversation digs deeper into his working methods and origins as well his very riverlike future plans.  more info on the projects at www.jerszyseymour.com  Music courtesy of Brokenkites