
Welcome to the BBFH podcast. More often than not, when we think about health and wellness, our thoughts turn to diet and exercise. However, most of us spend two-thirds or more of our day inside buildings. The quality of the environment in those buildings has been proven to have a dramatic impact on our well being and our productivity, both at work and at home. There is little discussion about this... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode of Better Buildings for Humans, host Joe Menchefski sits down with Guy Geier, Senior Partner at FXCollaborative, for a fascinating conversation about how architecture can shape the way people work, interact, and experience the spaces ... more
In this episode of Better Buildings for Humans, host Joe Menchefski sits down with Mark Loudermilk of Mark Loudermilk Architecture for a fascinating conversation about why great architecture begins with understanding people rather than simply designi... more
In this episode of Better Buildings for Humans, host Joe Menchefski sits down with architect Eliza Engle of MTFA Architecture for a fascinating conversation about how the spaces we inhabit influence our comfort, emotions, and overall well-being. With... more
In this episode of Better Buildings for Humans, host Joe Menchefski welcomes Lona Rerick and Jesce Walz of Perkins&Will to explore regenerative design, circularity, and rethinking buildings and materials as valuable resources rather than disposable p... more
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A show focused on how the built environment affects health, productivity, and well-being through design, daylighting, air quality, and performance-driven sustainability. Recent episodes emphasize human-centered architecture, climate-positive strategies, and practical approaches—from modular healthcare spaces and healthy homes to daylight modeling and occupant comfort—often highlighting how design decisions influence outcomes for occupants, students, patients, and workers. Notable strengths include a steady stream of practitioner guests who bring technical depth (envelope performance, ventilation, lighting) together with real-world project insights, plus discussions on barriers to adoption and how to align stakeholders around healthier, more... more
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Recent guests on Better Buildings For Humans include:
1. Guy Geier
2. Mark Loudermilk
3. Eliza Engle
4. Lona Rerick
5. Jesce Walz
6. Cristina Ballester
7. Mitchell Ramseur
8. George Guszcza
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