Podcast appearances and mentions of lewis butler

Embark on an architectural journey with Chandra Campbell, Federico Engel, and Glenda Flaim from Butler Armsden Architects as they unravel their inspiring career paths and commitment to residential design. Chandra shares her remarkable rise from administrative assistant to CEO, attributing her success to the guidance of Lewis Butler. Federico and Glenda, both veterans of the firm, reveal how their personal backgrounds and longstanding client relationships have shaped their design philosophies, highlighting Federico's unique blend of scientific curiosity and creativity.Join us as we explore innovative architectural feats like the Cal Hollow Townhouse and Lagoon House. Federico discusses the intricacies of merging East Coast charm with San Francisco's essence, while Glenda provides a glimpse into the sustainable design of her award-winning Valley of the Moon retreat. These projects not only exemplify technical prowess but also reflect the deep-rooted values of sustainability and resilience that are integral to the firm's ethos. Discover how thoughtful design can harmonize with natural landscapes and withstand the tests of time and elements.Our conversation doesn't stop there; it delves into the core of leadership and mentorship at Butler Armsden Architects. Chandra, Glenda, and Federico share insights on creating timeless spaces by blending new and vintage elements, emphasizing the importance of craftsmanship and client context. The episode also highlights the enduring legacy of Lewis Butler, celebrating long-standing relationships and the promising horizon of future projects. Tune in for a rich tapestry of architectural wisdom, personal triumphs, and the promise of a sustainable future.

The solar industry is constantly evolving. With new technologies, regulations, and business models emerging every year, it can be challenging for solar companies to keep up. That's where joining your state's solar energy association can make all the difference. In this episode of the Clean Power Hour, Tim Montague talks with Lewis Butler, head of sales and business development at Nelnet Renewable Energy and board member of the Illinois Solar Energy Association (ISEA). He discusses his journey in the industry, including how he first got involved with ISEA.Want to learn more about working in the Illinois solar market or joining the Illinois Solar Energy Association? Book a meeting with Tim here. Tim Montague has been designing, developing, and installing C&I and community solar projects in Illinois since 2016. He can help your company find the resources, installers, policy experts, and service providers you need to be successful in Illinois.Lewis highlights the relationships, network, visibility, policy advocacy, and knowledge sharing that ISEA facilitates for its members. For solar companies operating in Illinois, Lewis points to a bevy of benefits of ISEA membership including:Access to a network of industry professionals and experts who can provide advice, support, and connections. Having a voice and input into policy and legislation that impacts the solar industry in Illinois.Events and networking opportunities to build relationships with other solar companies and professionals in person.Getting listed in the ISEA member directory which helps companies be visible and found by others in the industry. Staying up to date on the evolving solar policy landscape in Illinois which is not static. ISEA helps members navigate changes.Learning about new technologies and industry trends from other experienced members.To learn more about ISEA and working in Illinois, reach out to Tim [email tim at cleanpowerhour.com] or book a meeting at https://calendly.com/tim-montague/isea-membership-discussion. Lewis ButlerNelnetNelnet LinkedIn Support the showConnect with Tim Clean Power Hour Clean Power Hour on YouTubeTim on TwitterTim on LinkedIn Email tim@cleanpowerhour.com Review Clean Power Hour on Apple PodcastsThe Clean Power Hour is produced by the Clean Power Consulting Group and created by Tim Montague. Contact us by email: CleanPowerHour@gmail.com Corporate sponsors who share our mission to speed the energy transition are invited to check out https://www.cleanpowerhour.com/support/The Clean Power Hour is brought to you by CPS America, maker of North America's number one 3-phase string inverter, with over 6GW shipped in the US. With a focus on commercial and utility-scale solar and energy storage, the company partners with customers to provide unparalleled performance and service. The CPS America product lineup includes 3-phase string inverters from 25kW to 275kW, exceptional data communication and controls, and energy storage solutions designed for seamless integration with CPS America systems. Learn more at www.chintpowersystems.com

Ben Frank of SolarEdge and Lewis Butler of GRNE talk with CleanTechnica CEO Zach Shahan about agrivoltaics — trends in the art and science of combining solar PV power with farming. This is a truly fascinating episode. Tune in!

Ben Frank of SolarEdge and Lewis Butler of GRNE talk with CleanTechnica CEO Zach Shahan about agrivoltaics — trends in the art and science of combining solar PV power with farming. This is a fascinating episode. Tune in!

In this episode, Tom is joined by Lewis Butler, AIA and President of Butler Armsden Architects, an award-winning, high-end residential firm in San Francisco. The firm, which Butler started with his wife in 1985, specializes in new and remodeled homes throughout Northern California. Butler discusses his early inspirations and how he continues to reinvent his career and keep his work enthralling. 

In this episode, Tom is joined by Lewis Butler, AIA and President of Butler Armsden Architects, an award-winning, high-end residential firm in San Francisco. The firm, which Butler started with his wife in 1985, specializes in new and remodeled homes throughout Northern California. Butler discusses his early inspirations and how he continues to reinvent his career and keep his work enthralling. 

What other architect out there views working with the planning department as an opportunity rather than an endless, uphill battle? Lewis chats about where architecture is going, the renovations and architecture he did on his own San Francisco home , and how he designed his own office through a friendly office competition.

Lewis Butler analyses the data generated by solving the model. Having to have a hole for the driver to sit in has a big impact on the how stiff the tub can be.

The first step in final element analysis is to understand precisely what a component does and how it interacts with other elements. Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing reveals the role of the hub in F1 car design.

Transcript -- The first step in final element analysis is to understand precisely what a component does and how it interacts with other elements. Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing reveals the role of the hub in F1 car design.

The second step is to analyse the stresses and strains that the component will be subject to. Lewis Butler from Red Bull and Ray Martin from the OU explain how the hub has to be able to cope with massive external loads.

The first step in final element analysis is to understand precisely what a component does and how it interacts with other elements. Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing reveals the role of the hub in F1 car design.

Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing explains how the design and the construction of the tub makes for a very complicated computer model.

Lewis Butler explains why and how he builds a model of half of the tub. Because of its complexity, much time and computing power is needed to solve the model.

Lewis Butler analyses the data generated by solving the model. Having to have a hole for the driver to sit in has a big impact on the how stiff the tub can be.

Lewis Butler explains why and how he builds a model of half of the tub. Because of its complexity, much time and computing power is needed to solve the model.

Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing explains how the design and the construction of the tub makes for a very complicated computer model.

Transcript -- The second step is to analyse the stresses and strains that the component will be subject to. Lewis Butler from Red Bull and Ray Martin from the OU explain how the hub has to be able to cope with massive external loads.

The second step is to analyse the stresses and strains that the component will be subject to. Lewis Butler from Red Bull and Ray Martin from the OU explain how the hub has to be able to cope with massive external loads.

Transcript -- The first step in final element analysis is to understand precisely what a component does and how it interacts with other elements. Lewis Butler from Red Bull Racing reveals the role of the hub in F1 car design.

Transcript -- The second step is to analyse the stresses and strains that the component will be subject to. Lewis Butler from Red Bull and Ray Martin from the OU explain how the hub has to be able to cope with massive external loads.