Podcasts about sustainable buildings

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Doing the Opposite x Proptech Connect is a mini-series ahead of Europe's largest real estate tech event. In this episode Jeff Dewing speaks to Dr Aleksandra Przydrozna, Global Retrofit Integration Lead at MACE. Aleksandra leads multidisciplinary teams to help clients' buildings become more sustainable in a notoriously change-resistant industry!One of the biggest hurdles in the sustainable building conversation is often cost, but Aleksandra's pragmatic approach cuts through this barrier. Rather than overwhelming clients with ambitious targets, she begins with optimisation that can deliver 20-30% utility bill reductions with minimal investment. This creates the "light bulb moment" that opens doors to deeper conversations about building performance, climate risk, and future-readiness. Her method emphasises education, long-term thinking, and realistic ROI calculations that transform sustainability from perceived cost to strategic investment.  Aleksandra 's strategy for retrofitting extends beyond carbon reduction numbers to creating truly "future-ready" buildings that won't need revisiting before 2050. Furthermore, she's proudly nurturing the next generation of sustainable building leaders, setting up internal research projects and mentoring opportunities that develop both technical expertise and innovative thinking. “It's a team sport. It's not about being individual with your ideas” she says. Aleksandra will be speaking at Proptech Connect Europe. We will see you there!!InterContinental London – The O23rd – 4th September 2025 Hosted by Jeff DewingWatch the podcast on YouTube Discover Cloudfm Group:Website  |  LinkedIn

  The Green Impact Report Quick take: From youth activism to spearheading digital twin innovation at Nemetschek, Andreas Steyer reveals how technology is transforming building sustainability and why trusting design data is crucial for the industry's green future. Meet Your Fellow Sustainability Champion Based in Berlin, Andreas Steyer leads the global go-to-market strategy for Nemetschek's digital twin solution, DTwin.  With experience spanning software development, product management at Procore, and co-authoring a book on BIM and circular economy, Andreas brings a unique perspective to how technology accelerates building sustainability.  His journey from advising youth initiatives to shaping the future of construction tech demonstrates how diverse experiences drive innovation.

Stāsta teātra kritiķe, LU Literatūras, folkloras un mākslas institūta pētniece Kitija Balcare 2019. gadā aizsāktais Eiropas zaļais kurss (European Green Deal) paredz tiekšanos uz klimatneitralitātes sasniegšanu Eiropā laikā līdz 2050. gadam. Lai šādam ambiciozam mērķim pietuvotos, līdzšinējie darbības principi ir jāpārvērtē, mainot ne tikai individuālus paradumus, bet arī rīcības modeļus dažādās nozarēs. Tas nozīmē pārmaiņas arī skatuves mākslu radīšanas principos. Publisku diskusiju par ilgtspēju skatuves mākslās jau 2007. gadā uzsāka britu nevalstiskā organizācija “Julie's Bicycle”, mudinot kultūras jomas profesionāļus apzināties ekoloģisko krīzi un rīkoties klimata vārdā. 2013. gadā organizācija publiskoja labās prakses vadlīnijas, kas attiecas uz skatuves darbu radīšanu. Pēc mazo teātra apvienību ierosmes Lielbritānijā 2021. gadā tapa Teātra zaļā grāmata (Theatre Green Book), kas ir brīvpieejas rīks teātra praktiķiem Eiropā kā mazām, tā lielām teātra apvienībām ar virzību uz klimata mērķu sasniegšanu. Šī ir praktiska rokasgrāmata ilgtspējas principu iedzīvināšanai teātru darbībā, ko izveidojuši teātra praktiķi kopā ar ilgtspējas ekspertiem. To sāk ieviest praksē aizvien vairāk teātru ne tikai Eiropas valstīs, bet arī citviet. Rokasgrāmata jau iztulkota ne tikai čehu un somu, bet jau arī japāņu un korejiešu valodās. Rokasgrāmatas pirmā daļa “Ilgtspējīgas izrādes” (Sustainable Productions) ir veltīta ilgtspējīgu izrāžu veidošanai, ieviešot praksē ekoscenogrāfijas idejas un tiecoties pēc iespējas samazināt jaunu materiālu iegādi izrādes vajadzībām. Tā vietā ir rosinājums domāt radoši un pēc iespējas atgriezt apritē vai pārradīt jau teātra rīcībā esošus materiālus. Dažviet teātri šo principu jau iestrādā līgumos ar māksliniekiem, citviet teātri iznomā, izpārdod vai ziedo savus noliktavas krājumus citiem teātriem vai izglītības vai labdarības mērķiem. Piemēram, Ģertrūdes ielas teātris savā manifestā ir norādījis, ka “izrādes scenogrāfija nedrīkst pārsniegt 20 kubikmetrus, tai jābūt ievietojamai mikroautobusā, ko var vadīt ar B kategorijas autovadītāja tiesībām”. Otrā rokasgrāmatas daļa “Ilgtspējīgas ēkas” (Sustainable Buildings) pievēršas teātru ēkām un to energoefektivitātei, ņemot vērā to daudzveidību – gan vēsturiskas ēkas, kas ir kultūras pieminekļi, gan renovējamas ēkas, kurās ir iespējams veikt uzlabojumus, gan jaunbūvētas telpas, kam jāatbilst Jaunā Eiropas “Bauhaus” principiem – skaistumam, ilgtspējai, iekļaušanai. Trešā rokasgrāmatas daļa “Ilgtspējīgas darbības” (Sustainable Operations) vērš uzmanību uz teātra darbinieku un skatītāju ikdienas paradumiem un to ekoloģisko pēdu, ko rada pārvietošanās, maltītes, biļešu iegāde, lietvedības principi, repertuāra plānošanas politika un citi aspekti. Piemēram, divpadsmit Eiropas Ilgtspējīgu teātru alianses STAGES dalībteātri praksē testē zaļās tūrēšanas idejas, kad no valsts uz valsti neceļo ne mākslinieki, ne scenogrāfija, bet pārvietojas tikai britu režisores Keitijas Mičelas un franču horeogrāfa Žeroma Bela izrāžu koncepcijas ar teātrī uz vietas atjaunīgi radītu scenogrāfiju. Būtiski, ka Teātra zaļā grāmata piedāvā trīs pakāpes, kurās vērtēt savu darbību, un tā ir pieejama arī saīsinātā versijā, kas ir īpaši pielāgota mazām teātram apvienībām un mazā formāta izrādēm, ņemot vērā to ierobežotās iespējas kā izrāžu radīšanai atvēlētajā laikā, tā līdzekļos. Praktiski uzskaites un plānošanas rīki rokasgrāmatā ir radīti ne tikai teātra izrādēm, bet arī dejas izrādēm un operas iestudējumiem. Līdz ar Teātra zaļo grāmatu teātra pasaulē ienācis jauns jēdziens “ekoscenogrāfija”. Tas nozīmē scenogrāfiju, kas radīta ekoloģiski ētiskā veidā, apzinoties tās atstāto ietekmi uz vidi un tiecoties to pēc iespējas mazināt. Jēdziena ieviesēja pētniece Tanja Bīra (Tanja Beer) uzsver, ka ekoloģiski dzīvotspējīgam teātrim nav tikai saturiski jākoncentrējas uz ekoloģiskiem jautājumiem, bet teātra veidotājiem pašiem jāstrādā sociāli atbildīgi un ilgtspējīgi, iemiesojot to arī praksē teātrī un izrādēs. Ekoscenogrāfijā liela nozīme ir izvēlētajai izrādes vietai un materiāliem, kuri top arī par izrādes vēstījuma līdzautoriem. Tā Ģertrūdes ielas teātrī tapusi vizuālā teātra izrāde bez vārdiem “Gadalaiki. Faux Pas” (aut. Andrejs Jarovojs, Kristīne Brīniņa, 2024), kas vēsta par ātro modi un kur mainīgo scenogrāfiju veido sintētisku apģērbu kalni. Ilgtspējas principi skatuves mākslā nav vis jautājums par minimālismu uz skatuves vai vēsturiski apnicīgo taupību finansiālu ierobežojumu dēļ, bet gan par radošu pieeju, kā izmantot to, kas mums jau ir, ar pēc iespējas mazāku kaitējumu videi. Teātra zaļā grāmata pieejama šeit! 

In this episode we are looking at a pressing issue that goes well beyond the tech world - sustainability and our networking infrastructure. In particular, In this episode, we'll be asking how networking and sustainability can go hand in hand – from reducing the amount of materials we use, to lowering energy consumption, to making our buildings and offices more efficient through the network.Joining us to discuss is Jon Howell. He's the Smart Spaces and IoT Lead for Europe, Africa and the Middle East at HPE Aruba Networking.This is Technology Now, a weekly show from Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Every week we look at a story that's been making headlines, take a look at the technology behind it, and explain why it matters to organizations and what we can learn from it. About this week's guest, Jon Howell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonnybee33/?originalSubdomain=uk Sources cited in this week's episode:UN statistics on E-waste: https://unitar.org/about/news-stories/press/global-e-waste-monitor-2024-electronic-waste-rising-five-times-faster-documented-e-waste-recyclingOur episode at the HPE Technology Renewal Centre in Erskine, Scotland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiEKepzin-EUniversal flu vaccine research: https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/msphere.00160-24Statistics into flu deaths: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673617332932?getft_integrator=asm&pes=doc&utm_source=asm

In this episode we are looking at a pressing issue that goes well beyond the tech world - sustainability and our networking infrastructure. In particular, In this episode, we'll be asking how networking and sustainability can go hand in hand – from reducing the amount of materials we use, to lowering energy consumption, to making our buildings and offices more efficient through the network.Joining us to discuss is Jon Howell. He's the Smart Spaces and IoT Lead for Europe, Africa and the Middle East at HPE Aruba Networking.This is Technology Now, a weekly show from Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Every week we look at a story that's been making headlines, take a look at the technology behind it, and explain why it matters to organizations and what we can learn from it. About this week's guest, Jon Howell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonnybee33/?originalSubdomain=uk Sources cited in this week's episode:UN statistics on E-waste: https://unitar.org/about/news-stories/press/global-e-waste-monitor-2024-electronic-waste-rising-five-times-faster-documented-e-waste-recyclingOur episode at the HPE Technology Renewal Centre in Erskine, Scotland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiEKepzin-EUniversal flu vaccine research: https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/msphere.00160-24Statistics into flu deaths: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673617332932?getft_integrator=asm&pes=doc&utm_source=asm

In this episode we are looking at a pressing issue that goes well beyond the tech world - sustainability and our networking infrastructure. In particular, In this episode, we'll be asking how networking and sustainability can go hand in hand – from reducing the amount of materials we use, to lowering energy consumption, to making our buildings and offices more efficient through the network.Joining us to discuss is Jon Howell. He's the Smart Spaces and IoT Lead for Europe, Africa and the Middle East at HPE Aruba Networking.This is Technology Now, a weekly show from Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Every week we look at a story that's been making headlines, take a look at the technology behind it, and explain why it matters to organizations and what we can learn from it. About this week's guest, Jon Howell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonnybee33/?originalSubdomain=uk Sources cited in this week's episode:UN statistics on E-waste: https://unitar.org/about/news-stories/press/global-e-waste-monitor-2024-electronic-waste-rising-five-times-faster-documented-e-waste-recyclingOur episode at the HPE Technology Renewal Centre in Erskine, Scotland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiEKepzin-EUniversal flu vaccine research: https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/msphere.00160-24Statistics into flu deaths: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673617332932?getft_integrator=asm&pes=doc&utm_source=asm

TITLE: Smart, Sustainable Buildings with TÜV SÜD's Dr. Hannes Raoul Endriß Dr Hannes Raoul Endriß has been leading the global and newly established Smart Sustainable Buildings Business Line at TÜV SÜD from October 2021. The business line covers topics such as green buildings, ESG, digital twins and drone operations.    Hannes has worked in construction and project management on various national and international projects, as well as product owner for BIM and AR software. Most recently, he worked in a start-up company as CTO, operating BIM-capable software on all continents.   Hannes started with an apprenticeship as a draftsman and now holds a Master of Engineering as well as a Master of Business Administration and a Doctor of Business Administration from Liverpool John Moores University.   Show Highlights   Necessity for existing structures to adapt to increasing sustainability mandates. Emphasizing on transparency and benchmarking in energy efficiency. The critical impact of technology in sustainable construction. TÜV SÜD's focus on advancing sustainability initiatives over the next five years.  The importance of integrating sustainable practices and technologies in building design and operation to reduce carbon footprints. Hannes discusses his role at TUF Suit and the company's international footprint. The growing trend of green building certifications like LEED, BREEAM, and Green Mark. The importance of these certifications in the global market. The need for existing buildings to adapt. Insights on the importance of these certifications in the global market.   “...buildings still can stay competitive if they get [LEED or equal] Certified and if they make measures to improve their performance in a stepwise approach. I definitely see this landscape growing also in Singapore where we have green building certification even being mandatory. Overall, in countries that are more on the wide side of green building certification, there is an emerging trend of getting certifications done and making real estate assets future proof.” - Dr. Hannes Raoul Endriß      Show Resource and Information Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community!   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on .  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the !   Copyright © 2024 GBES

Dr. Carolina Montana-Owen, Technical Lead for Sustainable Buildings at the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC), joins the Think.Future podcast to discuss key highlights from COP 29, provide an update on the Buildings Breakthrough Initiative and progress in the circular economy of buildings.  Listen in as Carolina shares the new bold on buildings strategy for 2025, challenging the sector to transform the future of buildings.

In this episode, Jeffrey Johnson, IFMA's Executive Director of Government Affairs sits down with Lynn Baez, Chair of IFMA's Global Board of Directors, Jason Callis, Member of IFMA's Global Board of Directors & Government Affairs, and Lena Thompson, who is also on IFMA's Global Board of Directors. Together they discuss the upcoming IFMA Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C, sharing insights on the critical importance of advocating for the facility management profession and how it significantly impacts public policy and the built environment. The conversation details the agenda for this free two-day event as well as opportunities for local advocacy.Sign up for Advocacy Day Connect with Us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ifmaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalFacilityManagementAssociation/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IFMAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ifma_hq/YouTube: https://youtube.com/ifmaglobalVisit us at https://ifma.org

Buildings account for a staggering 40% of global carbon emissions. With mounting regulatory pressures, escalating energy costs, and growing corporate sustainability goals, the demand for greener buildings has never been more urgent. AI is emerging as a game changer in this space with its ability to deliver precise insights into a building's performance—enabling businesses to optimize energy consumption, enhance occupant well-being, and reduce their environmental impact. In this podcast, we explore practical applications of AI, revealing exactly how businesses and building owners can accelerate their sustainability journey and achieve tangible green building objectives. Join us as we explore these ideas with: Lauren Long, Vice President of Brand and Marketing, Nantum AI Maciej Łabuszewski, Onboarding Specialist, Blue Bolt Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech Lauren and  Maciej answer our questions about: 3:25 – The role of buildings in the fight against climate change 5:31 – Sustainable building goals for building owners and managers 9:20 – Recent smart building technology innovations 13:01 – Leveraging AI to create insights and track performance 16:15 – Inside a sustainable smart building 19:36 – Overcoming challenges of implementation 21:37 – Real-world examples and smart building use cases 27:26 – Valuable technology partnerships Related Content To learn more about sustainable smart buildings, read Mobile Access Control Promotes Sustainable Buildings and From Smart Buildings to Intelligent Ones. For the latest innovations from Nantum AI, follow them on X/Twitter at @nantumai and on LinkedIn. For the latest innovations from Blue Bolt by NTT, follow them on LinkedIn.

Celebrating the 500th episode of the Seek Sustainable Japan talkshow and podcast with so many fabulous guests who have previously been on the show to help me talk about some of the most popular and important topics in the series: Business, Farming, Art & Artisans, Minka and traditional house renovation, preservation and design.Part 1 == Sustainable Business ==Ruth Jarman, James Hollow & Tove KinookaPart 2 == Sustainable Japan Farming == Chuck Kayser, Heather Fukase, Nao Fukuoka, Thomas KloepferPart 3 == Crafts & Creative Kyoto == Robert Yellin, Emily Kaneko Reynolds, Felicity TillackPart 4 == Sustainable Buildings & Traditional Designs == Alex Kerr, Azby Brown, Brett Rassmussen, Jon StollenmeyerLINKS for the fabulous guests on this special 500th show Tove Kinooka: https://www.entelecoconsulting.com/James Hollow: https://fbrc.co/Ruth Jarman: https://www.jarman-international.com/Heather Fukase: https://naganonaturally.com/Thomas Kloepfer: https://www.pitchforkfarms.jp/Chuck Kayser: https://www.midorifarmkyoto.com/Nao Fukuoka: https://iniabi.square.site/Felicity Tillack: https://www.wherenextjapan.com/about/Robert Yellin: https://linktr.ee/ryygkyotoEmily Kaneko Reynolds: https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Emily-Kaneko-Reynolds/dp/B0CZL1BB7GAlex Kerr: http://alex-kerr.com/Azby Brown: https://azbybrown.com/Jon Stollenmeyer: https://somakosha.com/en/homeBrett Rassmussen: https://www.okibi.jp/Watch all of the Seek Sustainable Japan talkshow-podcast here on YouTube:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcyYXjRuE20GsvS0rEOgSiQVAyKbEFSRP&si=I6k2sGOW1KIOY1SnAudio podcast version of the Seek Sustainable Japan talkshow can be found on your favorite player or here: https://seek-sustainable-japan.captivate.fm/

AI is revolutionizing building energy management. In this episode, Bill sits down with Jean-Simon Venne, Co-Founder and CTO at BrainBox AI at BrainBox AI about their cutting-edge AI solutions for energy efficiency. They dive into current AI challenges, the critical need for defining AI's purpose, and the impact of predictive and preemptive control. Additionally, they discuss how to balance AI power consumption with efficiency gains.Key Quotes:“The bottleneck is now on your capacity to find the right mix of technology to assemble a new solution.”"You could very rapidly deploy AI in thousands and thousands of buildings, without any bottleneck, and get the first layer of 20, 25 percent energy reduction.”“I think where the future is going in terms of optimizing is not only the building at the building level but optimizing the behavior of the building. So the grid could be optimized.”--------Timestamps: (01:48) Jean-Simon's career journey(04:22) Current bottlenecks in AI(07:07) Bias in AI models(13:22) Understanding the complexities of building operations(20:44) Factors influencing AI predictions(25:20) Energy consumption in buildings(28:12) Clustering buildings for grid optimization(35:00) Developing specialized LLMs for building management--------Sponsor:Over the Edge is brought to you by Dell Technologies to unlock the potential of your infrastructure with edge solutions. From hardware and software to data and operations, across your entire multi-cloud environment, we're here to help you simplify your edge so you can generate more value. Learn more by visiting dell.com/edge for more information or click on the link in the show notes.--------Credits:Over the Edge is hosted by Bill Pfeifer, and was created by Matt Trifiro and Ian Faison. Executive producers are Matt Trifiro, Ian Faison, Jon Libbey and Kyle Rusca. The show producer is Erin Stenhouse. The audio engineer is Brian Thomas. Additional production support from Elisabeth Plutko.--------Links:Follow Bill on LinkedInFollow Jean-Simon on LinkedInEdge Solutions | Dell Technologies

"If you can dream it, you can do it".    These words come without hesitation from Lone Feifer, Director of Sustainable Buildings at VELUX Group. Family-owned Velux empowers its employees to dream, which means the organisation is able to pioneer and deliver in the long term.  Supported by visionary leadership, Lone and her team are used to achieve the goals set by the organisation to achieve the ultimate goal for Velux: to create health and well-being for people and the planet through daylight and fresh air.   This is Design Can, in collaboration with 3 days of design and Velux. Today's episode is a conversation between our host Kristina May and Lone Feifer.

Last month, a 5-story commercial building in Portland’s Old Town historic district was awarded one of the most rigorous sustainability certifications in the world, given by the Portland-based International Living Futures Institute. There are only three dozen certified Living Buildings in the world, and the Portland building is the first commercial one to achieve it. Living Buildings must meet a range of strict requirements, from the design to operation. That includes using renewables like solar power to generate at least 5% more energy than is needed and harvesting rainwater to supply all the water for drinking and other uses.  The PAE Living Building at SW Pine and 1st Ave. not only met these standards but went one step further by being engineered to last at least 500 years to withstand a massive Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake. Kathy Berg is an architect and partner at ZGF Architects and the project lead. Paul Schwer is the president emeritus of PAE, an engineering firm that co-owns, along with ZGF Architects, the PAE Living Building and is headquartered inside it. They join us to talk about their collaboration on the space, and why they hope it could be a model for commercial developments elsewhere.

Host Elena Lambros is joined by Robert de Burgh-Day, an innovative entrepreneur who transitioned from a diverse background into founding and becoming the CEO of Brightspace. Brightspace enhances building efficiency with an AI-driven HVAC ecosystem that optimises energy use and improves air quality for commercial applications. Robert's diverse experiences in business, initially as an electrician, paved the way for Brightspace's creation and need. By identifying the evolution of the post-pandemic office space, Robert's clean technology ensures energy efficiency in buildings designed for less than constant occupancy. Discover the nuts and bolts of Brightspace's system, which includes deploying wireless edge IoT products throughout buildings. These devices monitor real-time occupancy and air quality, providing targeted HVAC services without compromising privacy. Throughout the episode, Robert highlights the support and inspiration from peers in the climate tech community, emphasising the importance of platforms that connect innovators and support from industry leaders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All over the world, we are seeing Climate change impact people's lives. The scope and complexity of the problem is massive, and solutions are often hard to implement. However, we know that Renewable energy, circular economies and sustainable practices all play a role, and that corporations, governments and the public are all stakeholders here.To talk to us about the interconnectedness of Real Estate and climate change, we have with us today Ms. Tanya Singhal, an industry expert with over 15 years of experience in the climate technology and renewable energy sector. An IIT Delhi alumnus, Ms. Singhal's professional journey began with the Boston Consulting Group, but soon transitioned to entrepreneurship with her founding SolarArise - a solar asset management company. During her tenure at SolarArise, the company was responsible for developing over half a gigawatt (GW) of solar projects across seven states in India, that went on to be listed on the London Stock Exchange. Today Ms. Singhal has embarked on a new mission with Mynzo Carbon, which stands for MyNetZerO. Mynzo leverages technology to automatically measure emissions, create individual climate identities, and provide personalized nudges for reducing carbon footprints. The vision extends further with My-Forest, a project aimed at carbon recapture to achieve net-zero emissions.In today's episode, we talk about the changes in the renewable energy market in India, the various stakeholders when it comes to climate action, and how each of them can play their part in helping to mitigate the problem.So get ready for some Concrete Conversations!Have questions about Real Estate? Or topic you would love to hear more about on the Podcast? Connect with Concrete Conversations - The Indian Real Estate Podcast through the links below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theindianrealestatepodcast/LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/company/concrete-conversationsYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXn-Aw24pqfmULyym7hCi6Q

Welcome back for an episode with a recurring guest! Over the past few years, the air quality in urban India has gone from a seasonal problem in certain cities to a growing concern among the entire urban population in India. This can be seen in the AQI or Air Quality Index in most Indian cities, with more days of the year in the "severe" and harmful categories.Air pollution has many health effects, both direct and indirect, along with other factors like particulate matter. So what steps can be taken to mitigate the impact of poor air quality, both outdoors and in the spaces at which we spend the most time, our homes and workplaces?To answer this, we thought it would be the perfect time to reconnect with one of out first ever gusts on this podcast, and get an update on the issue of air quality in India! To talk to us about this, we have a returning guest in Mr. Abhinav Gupta, CEO of Active Buildings.With a background in engineering, Mr. Gupta started Active Buildings in 2016, to work on smart solutions that increase both the productivity and wellness of building occupants. In this episode Mr. Gupta revisits the current state of air quality in urban India, and talks about some interventions they have deployed in commercial, residential and even public spaces.So get ready for some Concrete Conversations!Follow the hosts on Instagram:Yash's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jumpform/Akshay's: https://www.instagram.com/kapz_99/Background score by Flowerbrain: https://linktr.ee/flowerbrain#TheIndianRealEstatePodcast #RealEstate #PodcastHave questions about Real Estate? Or topic you would love to hear more about on the Podcast? Connect with Concrete Conversations - The Indian Real Estate Podcast through the links below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theindianrealestatepodcast/LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/company/concrete-conversationsYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXn-Aw24pqfmULyym7hCi6Q

How can technology transform buildings into sustainable and efficient environments for their occupants? I speak with Vijay Sankaran, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Johnson Controls, to delve into the forefront of intelligent building technology. As we emerge from COP28 with a renewed focus on climate action, Vijay brings invaluable insights into how advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, cloud computing, and cybersecurity are shaping the future of intelligent buildings and playing a pivotal role in the fight against climate change. Johnson Controls stands at the helm of this transformation, spearheading the integration of these technologies through its OpenBlue digital platform. Vijay discusses how this platform leverages cloud and edge computing to enable seamless connectivity and real-time analytics, breaking down barriers between devices and systems for continuous improvement. The conversation navigates through the significance of AI-enabled autonomous intelligent building technology in crafting next-generation sustainable infrastructure, highlighting the transformative potential of digital twins in optimizing building performance and enhancing user experiences. Vijay shares compelling insights from Johnson Controls' recently released white paper, "The Smart Building of the Future." The Paper emphasizes the critical importance of sustainable infrastructure in meeting enterprise performance goals and global climate commitments. With buildings contributing to 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, the episode sheds light on how adopting these technologies is not just a matter of innovation but a necessary step towards decarbonization and climate action. The discussion also touches on practical advice for leaders looking to integrate these technologies into their strategies, emphasizing the need to solve business problems first and identify the right technologies to address them. Vijay's experience across various industries, including his previous roles at TD Ameritrade and Ford Motor Company, provides a rich backdrop to the conversation, offering listeners a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities in adopting intelligent building technologies. As we conclude, we're prompted to think: In the race towards 2030 climate commitments, how can we ensure that our buildings are innovative and sustainable? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on how technology can transform our built environment for the better.

On season 4, episode 2 of the Build Better podcast, Anastasia welcomes Amin Najjar, CEO of Sustainable Buildings at Veolia North America. Veolia's mission is to resource the world, helping its customers address their environmental and sustainability challenges in energy, water and waste.  Najjar talks about how Veolia is helping companies improve energy efficiency, including upgrading the buildings in the city of Boston to achieve mandatory requirements that are fast approaching, and how these changes can have a lasting impact on the planet in the long term.

Despite widespread adoption elsewhere in the world, modular construction has been slow to take hold in the U.S. Assembly OSM CEO Andrew Staniforth makes a compelling case for the construction technique's affordability, sustainability and speed—as well as reasons why the practice is still in its infancy domestically.Insights to Share: Modular construction is an option that provides a compelling combination of affordability, sustainability and speed.A tight labor market and strong real estate fundamentals make modular construction more viable.Affordable housing is a challenge that will require non-traditional thinking—like modular construction—to solve. “Naturally occurring affordable housing is just an Econ 101 problem like supply and demand. The more housing that you build, it will lower the price. And I think as we start getting to scale, we hope to be able to move the market.”Andrew StaniforthCEOAssembly OSM

Sabine Rogers, Federal Policy Project Manager for the U.S. Green Building Council, joined the podcast to discuss Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) funding, building energy codes, and performance standards. She provided an update on energy reductions in commercial buildings, how local governments can benefit from Inflation Reduction Act funding related to updated building and energy codes, and how to stay up to date with the work of the U.S. Green Building Council. Host: Ben Kittelson

For further information go to: www.jenniferjhammond.com Welcome to the podcast for Jennifer J. Hammond! Join us on this episode as we explore the world of sustainable living with our very special guest, award-winning author, educator, and licensed realtor John Berger. Jennifer and John explore the intriguing relationship between energy efficiency and healthy buildings, illuminating the ways in which these ideas can be implemented in both residential and commercial settings. Find out about the Bullitt Center in Seattle, an innovative office building that runs entirely off the grid, generates its own energy, and collects rainwater. John discusses the building's energy-efficient features, design, and role as a model for sustainability. John turns the talk to regenerative agriculture and discusses the significance of farming methods that produce healthy crops and ecosystems while also being good for the environment. Learn how regenerative agriculture can significantly improve soil health, sequester carbon, and promote sustainability in general.

Thank you for being on the show, Kelly Worden, VP, ESG and Investing for Health at IWBI! Kelly and our host Jon Powers dive into the world of ESG and healthy buildings, a space in which Kelly is an expert. Tune into have a better understanding of the connection between public health and our buildings, as well as the emergence of ESG, and how we measure those things -- both at the portfolio level for investors and the building level so people can demand better buildings to work in. The progress that we are making in this space is important for all of us. Thank you for tuning in!

In this bonus episode, we share a LIVE conversation from the 2023 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Washington D.C.Cherise is joined by Sheeladitya Karmakar, Director Product Management at Honeywell Sustainable Buildings. Sheeladitya discusses Honeywell's commitment to sustainability. He emphasizes the global impact of buildings, which contribute to 37-38% of carbon emissions and consume 34% of the world's energy. He introduces Honeywell's Sustainability Plus for Buildings platform, featuring modules for carbon and energy management, as well as power and demand management. The platform caters to diverse needs, from Chief Sustainability Officers to portfolio owners, providing an end-to-end solution for enhancing energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.If you enjoy this episode, visit arcat.com/podcast for more. If you're a frequent listener of Detailed, you might enjoy similar content at Gābl Media. Mentioned in this episode:ARCAT Detailed on Youtube

Hvordan forholder vi os til mindre nybyggeri, flere ombygninger og den stadig mere presserende grønne omstilling? Lyt med, når vi ser på de større linjer, der kommer til at præge byggebranchens i året, der kommer. Byens Podcast var med til årets nytårskur, der blev afholdt i kooperativet FOOD Space i den grønne kødby på Vesterbro i København. Her tog vi en snak med to markante bygherrer, en bæredygtighedsdirektør, en arkitekt, en kyndig cheføkonom, samt en direktør hos Danmarks største anlægsgartnerkoncern. De medvirkende i podcasten er: Lone Feifer, Director for Sustainable Buildings, VELUX Anders Ring Petersen, Senior Project Manager, PensionDanmark Jon Borberg, Head of Business Development, JAJA Architects Rasmus Karkov, Kommerciel direktør, Idverde DK Lone Zeeberg Nielsen, Bygge-, udviklings- og bæredygtighedschef, fsb Martin Kyed, cheføkonom, Byggefakta Henriette Dybdal Cajar, adm. direktør, SINUZ samt bestyrelsesforperson i Byens Netværk Henriette Sofie Larsen, direktør, Byens Netværk Byens Podcast er udgivet af Byens Netværk. Tilrettelægger er Lisbet Fibiger. Vært og producent er journalist Lasse Soll Sunde / lassesollsunde.dk

Steve Kemp is a true pro! Through decades of experience as an energy consultant, Steve has formed some strong opinions. Listen as he sheds light on our inadvertent missteps toward good intentions. In this episode, we talk about the pivotal role of the building envelope in energy management. We learn why embodied carbon is becoming more important and Steve has somesurprises about the tradeoffs between embodied carbon and ongoing energy consumption. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to design truly sustainable buildings rather than just “checking boxes."

USGBC's senior manager of state and local advocacy, Jennifer Gunby, shares her top tips on how to advocate for more sustainable buildings and communities. If you've ever wondered how to use your professional expertise to positively impact your community and state, find the ways that work well for you using Gunby's advice and stories from her thousands of touchpoints in the field. Elizabeth Thompson, USGBC's vice president of growth marketing, interviews Gunby for this podcast.

In this episode of Sustainably Speaking, host Mia Quinn explores innovations in sustainable architecture with guests Heidi Kujawa and Jordan Goldman. Heidi, CEO of ByFusion, discusses their innovative approach to using plastic waste to create building materials, highlighting the need to reduce environmental impact. Jordan Goldman, Engineering Principal of Zero Energy Design, sheds light on the challenges and opportunities in designing high-performance, energy-efficient homes, emphasizing the value of long-term thinking.

We are delighted to present the latest episode of the IFMA Foundation series, titled "Rework The Sustainable Development Chronicles." In this installment, host David Karpook engages in a conversation with Eric Teicholz, President of Graphic Systems, Inc. and the visionary behind the Eric Teicholz Scholarship. They delve into the scholarship's inception, its present status, and the exciting prospects it holds for the future. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to gain insights and discover remarkable achievements from two previous recipients of the scholarship: Mike Mafa, whose expertise lies in water and wastewater management in Botswana and other parts of Southern Africa, and Richard Gunpat, a Facilities Management Consultant hailing from Trinidad and Tobago.Resources from the episode:IFMA Foundation Eric Teicholz Scholarship BulletinESUS Eric Teicholz (teicholz@graphicsystems.biz)Connect with UsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ifmaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalFacilityManagementAssociation/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IFMAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ifma_hq/YouTube: https://youtube.com/ifmaglobalVisit us at https://ifma.org

There's a tension between making buildings as energy efficient as possible and improving indoor air quality. But with climate and comfort being vital aspects of the ‘E' and ‘S' in ESG – how can companies find a balance between the two? Today Michael Grant, the COO at Metrikus and Michael Przytula, Managing Director of Intelligent & Digital Workplaces at Accenture come together to talk about making buildings as energy efficient as possible and improving indoor air quality. Together they talk about the importance of data aggregation, collaboration, and real time monitoring.Resources Mentioned:Castellana 85 case studyHow bad are buildings?Connect with UsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ifmaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalFacilityManagementAssociation/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IFMAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ifma_hq/YouTube: https://youtube.com/ifmaglobalVisit us at https://ifma.org

What if we could use waste to create resilient and sustainable buildings? Bringing out the beauty of the dirt beneath our feet, climate-responsive architect Vinu Daniel shares how he and his team are giving local and discarded materials (think: mud, plastic and used tires) a second life by using them to create dreamlike homes, schools and other public spaces.

What if we could use waste to create resilient and sustainable buildings? Bringing out the beauty of the dirt beneath our feet, climate-responsive architect Vinu Daniel shares how he and his team are giving local and discarded materials (think: mud, plastic and used tires) a second life by using them to create dreamlike homes, schools and other public spaces.

What if we could use waste to create resilient and sustainable buildings? Bringing out the beauty of the dirt beneath our feet, climate-responsive architect Vinu Daniel shares how he and his team are giving local and discarded materials (think: mud, plastic and used tires) a second life by using them to create dreamlike homes, schools and other public spaces.

Specifying sustainable products in the built environment is an important step in reducing the carbon footprint of buildings. In this episode, host Susan Fernandez is joined by Phanos Hadjikyriakou, Co-Founder and CEO of 2050 Materials, and Ana Rita Martins, Sustainability Senior Associate at Woodalls Design, for a lively discussion on third-party certifications, resources available for designers, and the best methods for choosing products that contribute to creating a climate-positive world.  Additional resources and research can be found on Sustainable Design Collective, Interior Design Declares, and the 2050 Materials App. The Design Board, by UpSpring, is a proud member of SANDOW Design Group's SURROUND Podcast Network, home to the architecture and design industry's premier shows.

New developments promise sustainable networked homes and buildings that are easy and practical, but can we have them without sacrificing privacy?

The Buildings of Tomorrow Podcast celebrates 150 episodes! Thank you for listening to us over the past years. In celebration, we've prepared an exciting episode with special guest speakers: Emmanuelle Billard, Director of Sustainability for Building Products at Siemens SI, Michele Remonato, Global Head of IoT Devices at Siemens SI, and Elisa Rönkä, Global Head of SaaS Sales for Digital Buildings at Siemens SI. Join us in our conversation where we break down the question: How can we create sustainable buildings? What aspects need to be considered all the way from the device-level to the operations-level of a circular economy. Tune in to find out!

Did you know that commercial and industrial buildings contribute to almost half of the world's carbon footprint? When you think about it like that, you can see why more and more businesses are committing to aggressive sustainability goals. And the best way to achieve net zero or carbon neutrality is by creating smart, connected, and sustainable buildings—especially in today's hybrid work environment. For example, if only half your workforce comes to the office at any given time, it doesn't make economic sense to keep all the lights on all the time. And it's more than just lights. It's HVAC systems, air quality, security systems, and power supply that all play a role—from office spaces to bathrooms, cafeterias, and even parking lots. In this podcast we look at what a smart building means, technologies that make a building “smart,” and the role buildings play in larger sustainability efforts. Join us as we explore these ideas with: Graeme Jarvis, Vice President of Digital Solutions, Johnson Controls Sunita Shenoy, Senior Director of Technology Products, Intel®Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director, insight.tech Graeme and Sunita answer our questions about: The challenge of today's hybrid work environment Energy use and sustainability challenges in buildings Efforts that lead to buildings becoming more energy efficient How technology drives smart and sustainable buildings How to leverage existing IT and connect disparate systems Smart and sustainable building use cases and examples Intel-led sustainability efforts and goals The power of partnerships Related Content To learn more about smart buildings, read The Future of Smart Buildings? Net Zero. For the latest innovations from Johnson Controls, follow them on Twitter at @johnsoncontrols and LinkedIn. 

Welcome to the Green and Healthy Places podcast, in which we explore the themes of wellbeing and sustainability in real estate and interiors today.I'm your host, Matt Morley, founder of Biofilico healthy buildings and in this episode i'm talking to Manuel Diaz Cebrian about his role creating a new bamboo industry in Mexico.Manuel was previously a Director at the Mexican Tourism Board in  London where he managed the country's image throughout Europe, repositioning Mexico as a cultural and culinary destination.He is now Director of Special Projects for Marbella Design Week and is launching into the world of sustainability entrepreneurship by agitating for a Mexican bamboo industry to rival that os nearby Colombia.We discuss bamboo's sustainability credentials, it's various applications in sustainable buildings iand interiors, its social impact benefits for indigenous peoples in Mexico, the influence of Bali's Green School on bamboo-friendly architecture and much more.GUEST / MANUEL DIAZ CEBRIAN - BAMBOO IN MEXICOHOST / MATT MORLEY - WELLBEING CHAMPIONLINKS:Green School BaliHotel Jakarta, Amsterdam Marbella Design WeekBooming Bamboo

What are sustainable buildings, and how can they lead us towards a better quality of life and a cleaner environment? Laury Haytayan, MENA director at the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) hosts Aram Yeretzian, Assistant Professor at AUB, and Riad Assaf, Dr. in Engineering and LGBC Project Manager. Energy Espresso is a solution-oriented podcast that will answer all your questions on the status and future of Energy in Lebanon and how Renewable Energy can help the energy transition. Seek Change. Seek Sustainability. #Energy #ClimateAction #Investment

If you're like us, you want to hear from someone who not only talks the talk but walks the walk. Our guest for this episode... The post The Economics of Developing Sustainable Buildings with Christina McPike appeared first on Steven Winter Associates, Inc..

This special series-ending episode of The Robot Podcast brings you extra content from our incredible contributors that's never been heard, as host Fran Scott looks back at the cutting-edge innovations we have explored over the series. There's more from architect Daniela Mitterberger about Sustainable Buildings, technology journalist David McClelland tells us about Frictionless Shopping, and Gregor Kumm from ABB reveals what happens when you combine digital twins with machine learning. Part of the ABB Decoded Series, The Robot Podcast is a Fresh Air Production. Follow or subscribe now for free wherever you get your podcasts.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Mandi Kerr and Linda Royal, on this episode of Moving ^HEMP Forward. Linda Royal, Filmmaker: Linda has directed, produced, and edited documentary films including “Love Lived on Death Row.” “STRAWS” and “Bringing It Home” a 2013 award-winning documentary about industrial hemp she co-directed with cinematographer Blaire Johnson. Her films have reached audiences worldwide through film festivals, educational distribution, community screenings, corporate offices, and in-flight entertainment. She has partnered with numerous organizations for impact campaigns including Vote Hemp and the Hemp Industries Association to advocate for policy change. In 2020 she completed the Certificate in Healthy Materials and Sustainable Buildings from Parsons School of Design and her and her husband are building a hempcrete studio/garage in Ashe County North Carolina. For this morning, they'll talk about: • Their documentary film "Bringing It Home" why they made it, the success it had • Story about Hebah Saddique watching with her Mom • The need to educate more Americans about all of industrial hemp's uses (seed & fiber) to help support domestic supply chains & manufacturing (look at our import problems now) • Why Linda is passionate about hemp lime & hemp building materials • Building a healthy home in a holistic way, building our own mountain studio/garage with hempcrete & Spring workshop with Americhanvre

Ayla Bajwa, DP World Head of Sustainability and Impact, has 19 years of experience as an international sustainability expert, recognized for her work in corporate sustainability and sustainable development working with governments, UN entities and large multinational companies.  Ayla is currently Head of Group Sustainability and Impact at DP World, spearheading the global delivery of DP World's sustainability strategy “Our World Our Future.” She leads the coordination of DP World's key responsible business practices and 3 legacy areas: Education, Oceans and Women empowerment, unifying DP World's commitment to working sustainably across all its worldwide business functions.Ayla's previous positions include Senior Advisor to the UN Global Compact UAE network and Head of Sustainability for the Chalhoub Group. Ayla is also the Founder of ampUz, an impact and sustainability technology & advisory company focused on SDG delivery and thought leadership. Ayla also sits on the Board of the UN Global Compact UAE network and its diversity & inclusion taskforce.  Ahmed al Khatib, Chief Development and Delivery Officer, Expo 2020 Dubai, is responsible for the delivery and management of the Expo site masterplan as well as all its supporting utilities, infrastructure services, roads, networks and transportation. His role also involves managing the sustainability of the site, and coordinating with key government entities and stakeholders on the final design and construction of the site masterplan. Ahmed joined the Expo 2020 Dubai team in 2015 having played a pivotal role in the development of the site masterplan during the UAE's successful bid to become the host city.Ahmed has more than 20 years of experience in end-to-end project delivery and construction in the field of buildings, utilities and infrastructure with blue-chip companies such as Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai Holding Group, Roads & Transport Authority and Dubai Municipality. He has played a key role in the delivery of major projects for Dubai including the Dubai Airport Tunnel, access roads and bridges to Jumeirah Palm Island, the infrastructure of Dubai Health Care City Phase II, Dubai World Trade Centre Exhibition Halls and recently the mixed-use development on Dubai Trade Centre District Phase 1.

Joining us today is Abhinav Gupta, CEO and Co-Founder of Active Buildings.Did you know that indoor air pollution is one of the leading risks to human life? What can you do to improve your indoor air?Abhinav sheds light on the importance of indoor air quality, along with some interesting use-cases and anecdotes from his experience in providing indoor air quality solutions across Asia Pacific!So get ready for some Concrete Conversations!Background Music by Flowerbrain

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Another exciting episode of CleanTechies: The Podcast. This time with Sam Ruben, Chief Sustainability Officer at Mighty Buildings. Mighty Buildings (https://mightybuildings.com/) is 3D printing prefabricated houses that are made in a sustainable way with far less material, very low waste, recycled materials, and are highly efficient (also solar and battery ready). I hope you enjoy this episode with Sam!Check out the Mighty Buildings WebsiteConnect with Sam on Linkedin Sign up for the upcoming CleanTechies NewsletterJoin the Slack Community Let me know your feedback on Twitter: @SilasMahner Follow us on Instagram: @CleanTechiesFor advertisement, inquiries contact me through LinkedInSponsored and made possible by NextWave Partners:NextWave Partners is a specialist Headhunting firm supporting Renewable Energy, Infrastructure, Technology, and CleanTech globally. If you are in need of specific talent within these spaces and are prepared to have a recruitment service that understands your space and does more than just send you CVs, it's time to reach out to NextWave. https://www.next-wavepartners.com/contact/united-statesinfo@next-wavepartners.comSupport the show

In episode 11 of the Let's Connect! Podcast, Erik Fossum Færevaag, Founder and President of Disruptive Technologies, joins host Ken Briodagh to talk about Smart Buildings and Facilities Management. In particular, they look at how the commercial real estate industry needs to evolve with the help of IoT solutions. Erik Fossum Færevaag is the Founder and President of Disruptive Technologies, a Norwegian Tech company providing The World's Smallest Wireless Sensor. The company has received numerous recognized awards such as Gartner Cool Vendor, Nordic Startup Awards, Norwegian Tech Awards and more. The sensor is the size of a postage stamp with 15 years battery lifetime, unmatched ease-of-use and scalability. Sensor data is delivered on a cloud API, where the complete service, including sensors, are managed. Erik's background is from the microchip/semiconductor industry, architecting the world's lowest power microcontroller EFR32 and the world's lowest energy ISM band digital radios.Interested in connecting with Erik? Reach out on Linkedin!Disruptive Technologies is a developer of commercial-grade wireless sensors and a rapidly growing innovator in the IoT market. The Internet of Things promised a self-sufficient world of interconnectedness, but the technology was expensive, cumbersome and limited. It also came with a range of new privacy and security concerns, hindering adoption. The company's sensing solution simplifies data collection and delivers the data securely to their dashboard (DT Studio) or a partners'​ analytics programs in the cloud. The technology enables sensor solutions for smart buildings, facilities management, workplace, manufacturing & warehousing, cold storage and substations. Finally, safe, cost efficient and sustainable operations allow people to truly unload the ordinary for more rewarding pursuits.  Follow them on Twitter. Time Stamps0:00 Show Introduction 1:20 Erik Fossum Faervaag Introduction3:10 Facilities Management Post-20205:40 What is Building Cleaning Validation?6:43 The Future of Work and Workspaces 7:53 Commercial Spaces in Smart Cities9:30 Sustainable Buildings 10:05 Case Study on WeWork Pilot 13:12 Smarter New Construction15:05 How to Start an IoT Company

“Anyone building a building now has to be thinking ahead on how that building can respond to a variety of situations instantaneously so they don't get caught flat-footed.”We're all familiar with smartphones — but what about smart buildings? Think of a dynamic space that reacts to what its occupants need, from air filtration to automatic elevators to recognizing people when they walk through the front door. Phil Clement, Global Chief Marketing Officer for Johnson Controls International (JCI), explains how JCI uses ‘digital Lego blocks' and digital twinning to create sustainable buildings that help enhance health and wellbeing, why a digital-first mindset is especially important to companies with long histories, and how repetition can help organizations scale up their offerings to customers. 

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/DominiqueDavisonHeadshot2015Med.jpg ()Simplifying Sustainable Buildings with Dominique Davison, Managing Principal of DRAW and Founder of PlanIT Impact We all know that time and cost are common barriers to designing sustainably. How can you make it easier to design for sustainability on every project your small architecture firm takes on? This week on EntreArchitect Podcast, Simplifying Sustainable Buildings with Dominique Davison, Managing Principal of DRAW and Founder of PlanIT Impact.  Connect with Dominique online at at https://drawarch.com/people/dominique-davison/ (DRAW) or https://www.planitimpact.com (PlanIT Impact), and connect with her on https://twitter.com/drawarch (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/drawarch.kc (Facebook), https://www.instagram.com/drawarchitecture/ (Instagram), and https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominiquedavison/ (LinkedIn). Visit Our Platform Sponsors https://entrearchitect.com/arcat/ (ARCAT), the online resource delivering quality building material information, CAD details, BIM, Specs and more, all for free. https://entrearchitect.com/arcat/ (Visit ARCAT now.) http://freshbooks.com/architect/ (Freshbooks), the cloud-based accounting software that makes running your small firm easy, fast and secure. Spend less time on accounting and more time doing the work you love. http://freshbooks.com/architect/ (Visit Freshbooks now.) http://gusto.com/architect/ (Gusto), The easy, online payroll, and benefits service built for modern small businesses. In other words, a people platform. http://gusto.com/architect/ (Visit Gusto now.) Please visit our Platform Sponsors today and thank them for supporting YOU… The EntreArchitect Community of small firm architects.     The post https://entrearchitect.com/podcast/entrearch/simplifying-sustainable-buildings/ (EA356: Simplifying Sustainable Buildings with Dominique Davison, Managing Principal of DRAW and Founder of PlanIT Impact) appeared first on https://entrearchitect.com (EntreArchitect // Small Firm Entrepreneur Architects).