World Build Podcast: Trailer
Episodes
Designing hospitality with new technology and how the pandemic challenges the sustainability agenda
Paul Taylor joins the World Build podcast to talk about his career in the hospitality industry, built-in fax machines and how hotels are the future of the workplace
How to design Rotterdam’s first fully wooden 50m high residential building
Robert Winkel and Robert Platje join the World Build podcast to talk about Mei architects and planners project, SAWA, constructed entirely in cross-laminated timber and distinguished by green terraces, which enhance the biodiversity of the neighbourhood
Designing landscapes for climate change, emerging technology and road diets for healthy post-pandemic communities
Richard Centolella joins the World Build podcast to talk about landscape architecture around the globe, the challenges involved and future trends
Corporate social responsibility, volunteering, mentoring and how to be a good neighbour
Kimberly Dowdell joins the World Build podcast to talk about how HOK Impact will extend the firm’s commitment to social responsibility, environmental stewardship, equity and inclusion through community support and empowerment
Converting offices to residential buildings in a post covid world and best practice when working in an unfamiliar environment
Nancy Ruddy joins the World Build podcast to talk about how she set up her practice, working in Saudi Arabia and India and the future of cities post covid
San Francisco’s first Cross Laminated Timber building, net zero carbon organisations and the global sustainability agenda
Dalton Ho and David Herd join the World Build Podcast to talk about Perkins&Will’s 1 De Haro project, Buro Happold’s ambitious Global Sustainability Report and the value of sustainability accreditation
Global challenges, post-covid trends and how to write a perfect awards entry
Justin Lau and Maggie Mullan join the World Build Podcast to talk about the global challenges architects and interior designers are facing due to Covid-19, the trends they expect to see in the next five years and what they would like to see, as judges, in this year’s WIN Awards and WAN Awards
