Podcasts about grand designs live

Do we understand the impact the built environment has on our physical and mental health? Jason Ratcliffe, TedX Organiser, founder of The Home Health Expert and alumni of UCEM, doesn't think so. In the first of this three-part feature of the BE Sustainable podcast, Jason joins our host, Mike Speight, to dive into the relationship between human health and the buildings we inhabit, and how this remaining unexplored is affecting our daily lives.The topics discussed in this episode include:- How is the built environment impacting our health and wellbeing? - How can we accommodate wellbeing in the lifecycle of design and construction?- What are the different factors in a building that impact wellbeing?- Is it possible to measure wellness against data on building performance?Listen to the podcast via:- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ucem/id1524980861 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Czk2mZlZmknjUZfwLmLTa  - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/universitycollegeofestatemanagement  GuestsJason RatcliffeJason Ratcliffe is a Chartered Surveyor and an alumni of UCEM, where he completed a Master's Degree in Real Estate in 2020, and has since been active with the institution as a member of both the Student & Alumni Sustainability Committee and our Responsible Futures Working Group.Jason has emerged as a prominent thought leader in both sustainability and wellbeing. He hosts his own podcast, Heal Your Home, and is in the process of launching The Wellbeing Surveyor, an educational platform and consultancy. He has patented his own portable climate chamber, the Elemental Cube, which led to him making an appearance at a Grand Designs Live event and winning Kevin McCloud's Green Hero Award earlier this year.

Do we understand the impact the built environment has on our physical and mental health? Jason Ratcliffe, TedX Organiser, founder of The Home Health Expert and alumni of UCEM, doesn't think so. For part two of our three-episode feature with Jason on the BE Sustainable Podcast, we take the previous episode's topic of the built environment's impact on wellbeing and explore it on a national scale. What does building well actually mean, and how can wellbeing be implemented through regulation into the building lifecycle?The topics discussed in this episode include:- What does building well actually mean?- Does the government need to get involved?- How can we start to bring some ownership to the problem?- Has there been movement in the right direction?Listen to the podcast via:- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ucem/id1524980861 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Czk2mZlZmknjUZfwLmLTa  - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/universitycollegeofestatemanagement  GuestsJason RatcliffeJason Ratcliffe is a Chartered Surveyor and an alumni of UCEM, where he completed a Master's Degree in Real Estate in 2020, and has since been active with the institution as a member of both the Student & Alumni Sustainability Committee and our Responsible Futures Working Group.Jason has emerged as a prominent thought leader in both sustainability and wellbeing. He hosts his own podcast, Heal Your Home, and is in the process of launching The Wellbeing Surveyor, an educational platform and consultancy. He has patented his own portable climate chamber, the Elemental Cube, which led to him making an appearance at a Grand Designs Live event and winning Kevin McCloud's Green Hero Award earlier this year.

In the third instalment of our three-part feature with Jason Ratcliffe, TedX Organiser, founder of The Home Health Expert and alumni of UCEM, we turn our attention to major challenge fuelling the wellbeing crisis in the built environment – the skills gap.Together with our host, Mike Speight, the two explore how our sector can do a better job attracting more young people to professions like architecture, construction and real estate, and what the next generation should look for and expect from employers.The topics discussed in this episode include:- What do you see as the biggest barriers to progress for young people in the industry?- Do you find there is an expectation gap between how young people think it will be coming into the profession and how it actually is?- What was it that made you passionate about the industry?- What should young people entering the industry look out for and expect from employers?Listen to the podcast via:- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ucem/id1524980861 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Czk2mZlZmknjUZfwLmLTa  - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/universitycollegeofestatemanagement  GuestsJason RatcliffeJason Ratcliffe is a Chartered Surveyor and an alumni of UCEM, where he completed a Master's Degree in Real Estate in 2020, and has since been active with the institution as a member of both the Student & Alumni Sustainability Committee and our Responsible Futures Working Group.Jason has emerged as a prominent thought leader in both sustainability and wellbeing. He hosts his own podcast, Heal Your Home, and is in the process of launching The Wellbeing Surveyor, an educational platform and consultancy. He has patented his own portable climate chamber, the Elemental Cube, which led to him making an appearance at a Grand Designs Live event and winning Kevin McCloud's Green Hero Award earlier this year.

Electric Guitar PLC (AIM:ELEG) CEO John Regan takes Proactive's Stephen Gunnion through recent developments at the company's 3radical subsidiary, including the deployment of its Voco platform with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology at the Grand Designs Live event in Birmingham this month. Regan highlighted how the platform enables seamless data collection from exhibition attendees, linking physical and digital interactions with clients such as Jewson. Attendees can easily engage by tapping into the system and spinning for prizes, offering a dynamic way for businesses to capture data and communicate effectively. Additionally, Regan discussed an expanded relationship with Mastercard's SessionM loyalty platform. This collaboration allows Mastercard clients to leverage 3radical's gamification technology to drive customer engagement. "We've integrated the 3radical gamification platform so that those clients can very easily deploy that," Regan shared, revealing that this relationship is expanding globally with Mastercard's Boston office. These innovations underline Electric Guitar's focus on enhancing customer engagement across industries, with further plans to link 3radical to advertising campaigns through technologies such as QR codes and CRM integrations. Don't forget to visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more insightful videos, and remember to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for updates! #ElectricGuitarPLC JohnRegan #3radical #VocoPlatform #NFCtechnology #CustomerEngagement #GrandDesignsLive #SessionM #Mastercard #Gamification #CRM #TechInnovation #DataCollection #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

In this episode of The Midweek Takeaway, Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby are joined by John Regan, CEO of Electric Guitar PLC (LSE: ELEG), to discuss the company's recent innovations and exciting updates. They explore the successful deployment of 3radical Limited's Voco platform with NFC technology at the Grand Designs Live event in Birmingham. This groundbreaking solution allowed visitors at the DIY Home Decor stand to easily engage by tapping their smartphones to access digital brochures, book consultations, connect on social media, and receive exclusive offers, blending physical and digital experiences. They also dive into the exciting news that 3radical is now integrated with Mastercard's SessionM loyalty platform, making it easier to gamify loyalty and enhance customer engagement globally. Listen in as John Regan discusses how these advancements are shaping the future of customer interaction and first-party data marketing for Electric Guitar. Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion.

Dick & Angel have been in London for the Grand Designs Live show and they've met some of you lovely listeners! It was all perfect, apart from the when Angel got hopelessly lost! Make sure you listen right to the end to catch the lovely recording of the dawn chorus at the chateau!Make sure you're subscribed and be on the look out for the new BONUS episodes coming every Friday!Excited to meet Dick & Angel in person? Come and see them on their all new UK tour this autumn! For dates and tickets, visit https://thechateau.tv/dick-and-angel-tour-2024Please review Global's Privacy Policy: https://global.com/legal/privacy-policy/

Jane shares, what she considers to be, the biggest issue of our time... washing pegs. Yes, really. They also discuss Tony's pepper mill, baths with steps and mound music. Plus, they're joined by Grand Designs' Kevin McCloud, who was speaking ahead of Grand Designs Live, taking place at the NEC from the 4th - 8th of October. If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi Assistant Producer: Eve Salusbury Times Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded live at Grand Designs Live, ExCel London 2022! We talk to Phil Bagnall, Managing Director of Matrix Structures about their new partnership with Tata steel brand Catnic about the benefits of offsite modular construction for domestic properties, not just in cost and speed of build but also for the environment, too.

Joining Andy this week is Nathan Garnett, Director at Media 10 which organises many leading exhibitions including UK Construction Week, Grand Designs Live and Ideal Home exhibition. They discuss how Covid has hit the exhibition and events sector, how the next few exhibitions are looking to be better than ever as well as how many foreign countries are now looking to invest heavily in the UK market and are starting off by promoting their companies at these exhibitions!

In today's episode I am lucky enough to be joined by the lovely Julia Green, a household name in the world of interior styling. She is one of the most published stylists in Australia over the last decade, having styled and written for numerous interior design magazines, including Inside Out, Real Living, and Home Beautiful. Julie has appeared multiple times on “The Block” TV show and spoken at events such as Life in Style and Grand Designs Live. As if all that wasn't enough, she's also the founder of a thriving interiors wholesale business “Greenhouse Interiors” where she represents more than 40 boutique artists to hundreds of retailers in Australia and New Zealand. Together we dive into the real, un-glossy side of business. She speaks candidly about the challenges, sacrifices, learning, and pressure involved with building and maintaining a successful business and well-known brand. I loved this chat and feel very grateful for her honesty in sharing her story and answering all of my questions.   CONNECT WITH JULIA www.greenhouseinteriors.com.au @GreenhouseInteriors   CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram Personality Quiz: https://emilyosmond.com/superpower Instagram Strategy Class: https://emilyosmond.com/free The Modern Marketing Collective: https://emilyosmond.com/join Website: https://emilyosmond.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyosmond/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emilyclareosmond Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com.au/emilyosmond/_saved/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-osmond-31741b40

Kunle and I discuss his career as a property expert and his work curating and presenting Grand Designs Live with Kevin McCloud.  With a wealth of experience in construction and being an expert on Love Your Home and Garden with Alan Titchmarsh I take the opportunity to ask Kunle some tips on adding value to the interior and exterior of your home.  Podcast Cover Artwork: Karina Mansfield. Podcast Music and Production: Andy Henderson. Live Your Own Way Copyright: Lucy Gleeson Interiors.

  Really getting to grips with colour  with Karen Haller  So, you think you know about colour?  Think again! I thought I knew all about how colour effects interiors. I mean, I've been an interior stylist for 19 years and I've created countless room sets and produced hundreds of mood boards. But it wasn't till  I sat down to talk with Applied Colour psychologist Karen Haller, number one best selling author of "The Little Book of Colour. How to use the psychology of colour to transform your life” by Penguin Life that I really got it on a personal level. Karen's a leading international authority in the field of colour specialising in business brand colour, interiors, healthcare and wellbeing. She studied colour for over 20 years so she really understands how it affects us, influences us and how colour can be used to influence positive behaviour. She's consulted on big name brands including Farrow & Ball, Dove, Fiat, and Ascot RaceYou may have seen her sharing her Colour Intuition™ system at Grand Designs LIVE, sharing her theories during Clerkenwell Design Week or when she co-curated the series of colour talks at 100% Design. As if that's not enough she's also a British Interior Institute of Design (BIID) Industry Partner and CPD Provider, a former trustee and committee member of the Colour Group of Great Britain, and on the advisory board of the charity Colour Cares. She's just released The Little Book of Colour. How to use the psychology of colour to transform your life” by Penguin Life. I'm thrilled to introduce to you today's guest Karen Haller.   After reading the book and understanding how colour affects our choices, mood and how we decorate I have a completely new outlook on so many things and so will you. Karen's book is more than just an outline of which colour creates a happier mood. It's a much deeper level that will have you chucking out half your wardrobe and planning a whole new decorating scheme for your home.  Interested? Then listen on!    Meet Karen I am thrilled to be announcing today that Karen Haller and Marianne Shillingford, creative director at Dulux (and podcast episode 48) are our special guests at the next Stylish Supper Club brunch  Check out the details here    You can find the full show notes for today's episode RIGHT HERE    Links and Resources Follow us on Instagram : @InsideStylists.com Visit InsideStylists.com for Interiors inspiration  Check out more Podcast interviews views here  

Property Expert, Journalist and TV presenter Kunle Barker began his construction career whilst studying for a MA at the University of Leeds. In 2004, Kunle set up Illustrious Homes, an award winning construction and design management company, specialising in delivering high profile projects, on time, on budget and on quality. To date, he has completed over 8000 residential refurbishments, 120 schools and three sports centre refits as well as countless private renovations. Kunle’s knowledge is in high demand and he has delivered high profile TV projects for Alan Titchmarsh and Sarah Beeny as well as co-presenting the TV shows. He was recently appointed to co-present the new ITV1 primetime show ‘Love Your Home & Garden’ working along side TV veteran Alan Titchmarsh where he was selected for his down to earth credibility and proven business credentials. Regarded highly in the industry, he sits on expert panels for construction and property events working closely with Kevin McCloud. He regularly writes for national publications and Grand Designs Magazine offering expert advice on all things property related. In this podcast we discuss - How Kunle began his career in property & construction - The roadmap to self-build - The house that pays for itself - The health & wellness theme at Grand Designs Live 2019 - The impact of building materials, colour and light on our health Connect with Kunle at: http://www.kunlebarker.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPwAr8iKQlM46KZo9vusm3A Subscribe to Health Meets Home to learn from the nations leading experts about the impact that housing and architecture have on our health, as well as the innovative solutions emerging to support the changing needs of our population. Music credit: Jack Patterson Sound engineer: Shaun Crook Recording: The Pod at White City Place, London

This week Tom & Adam are joined by the super knowledgeable Kevin McCloud. Kevin is famously known for his work on everyone’s favourite property TV Show, Grand Designs. Where he follows some of Britain’s most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams. Kevin is currently working on the giant home and property expo; Grand Designs Live. Which runs from May 4th to May 12th at London Excel.  In this episode we cover a range of topics including: · Kevin’s upbringing and where his love for design and architecture come from. · What makes a project on Grand Designs special. · Kevin’s early career and involvement in property. · What having emotional connections to project can do and what makes a well run project on Grand Designs.  · We discuss what Architectural styles Kevin enjoys. · Architectural History and what history means to people and how new buildings work with history. · How new build developments impact communities and have they improved from a design point of view. · Eco Homes & Green Building. · Kevin’s opinion on how to resolve the housing crisis.  · Skill shortage in the UK and the issue with a lack of continued professional development.  · British educational system and its current failings and how it can improve. · Grand Designs Live how the show is setup and what to expect. · Environmental issues and climate change.  · How important Governments introducing eco-positive regulations are. · Kevin finishes on an incredible joke.  To see more from Kevin follow him on Twitter @Kevin_McCloud & Instagram @kevin.mccloud1 or attend Grand Designs Live: www.granddesignslive.com (http://www.granddesignslive.com/) For more from the Property Investors Podcast follow us on Twitter/Instagram/LinkedIn @PodcastProperty or join our community on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/propertyinvestorspodcast 

Trevor Eve & Stellan Skarsgård have new projects & Kevin McCloud talks Grand Designs Live

"I was lucky enough to have Barrington Barber as my first art teacher at school, which set me off down the creative road. After a varied career of theatre production, singing, charity fundraising and latterly heading the business development and marketing department of a big city law firm for eight years I finally decided to dedicate myself full time to art and design.I studied painting at Camberwell College of Arts and interior design and styling at Chelsea College of Arts and Central St Martins. The acclaimed painter, Trevor Bell (a leading member of the younger generation of St. Ives artists), very kindly offered to give me support and mentoring after seeing my paintings in 2005 and has provided invaluable advice over the years. I sold my first painting to my sixth form art teacher in 1985 and since then my work has been bought and commissioned by private collectors across Europe.I'm a regular speaker on using colour in your home at Ideal Home Show and Grand Designs Live and for several years I taught Colour for Interior Design at Chelsea College of Arts.In January 2015 I officially launched my first collection of homewares, which all have beautiful art at their core, as well as a sense of craft and the hand-made about them. I live in London with my two children, Zachary and Coco Rose."TwitterFacebookInstagram

  Helen Sanderson is an interior designer, professional organizer and founder of Ministry of Calm. An expert on how our living spaces affect our wellbeing, she speaks regularly at events such as Ideal Home, Grand Designs Live and 100% Design. Her work takes her all over the capital, supporting people to clear their clutter, be more organised and efficient, and free up time and energy to focus on what really matters The post Rescue Your Home & Life Fast by Creating Calm from Clutter w/ Helen Sanderson appeared first on Financial Gym for Business.

On this week's episode of HomeTech: We're joined once again by our good friend, and UK correspondent Kris Gable of #LiveInstall. Kris recently returned from a trip to Grand Designs Live, the UK's largest home building show. We discuss his experience attending the event as home technology professional. That plus... Control4's rosy Q1 earnings call. Speculation on Apple's plans to include a HomeKit app in iOS10. Ubiquiti Networks' splashy entrance into consumer WiFi. And a smart strategic acquisition by Domotz. Thanks as always for listening! Enjoy the show? Please consider supporting our efforts by becoming a Patron

BuildingDesignExpert Podcast – Grande Designs Live 2013 I was pleased to be invited to be part of the ‘Ask an Expert’ stand at Grand Designs Live. It was rewarding to assist members oif the public who are understandably not versed in the intricacies of building design and construction, either get to on the right track,... Read more »

BuildingDesignExpert Podcast – George Clarke at Grand Designs Live 2013 Grand Designs Live has arguably taken over, or is at least now sharing the mantle, once held by the Ideal Home Exhibition, as the consumer champion for all things to make our lives a more comfortable in a less stressed environment, including the ultimate DIY... Read more »

Is there a cure for spots? Why do we cry? Does alcohol really kill brain cells? It's a Question and Answer Extravaganza on this week's Naked Scientists! We find out what makes a Chameleon change colour, why birds fly into windows and how a hair can change colour along it's length. Also, witnessing the birth of stars, the Neanderthal genome and how washing your hands can change the way you think. Plus, Meera dabbles with green gadgets and smell-free toilets in the home of the future, and Dave shows you how to build a hovercraft in Kitchen Science. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Is there a cure for spots? Why do we cry? Does alcohol really kill brain cells? It's a Question and Answer Extravaganza on this week's Naked Scientists! We find out what makes a Chameleon change colour, why birds fly into windows and how a hair can change colour along it's length. Also, witnessing the birth of stars, the Neanderthal genome and how washing your hands can change the way you think. Plus, Meera dabbles with green gadgets and smell-free toilets in the home of the future, and Dave shows you how to build a hovercraft in Kitchen Science. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists