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Building Green

Ladina Schöpf
Sustainability
Environmental Impact
Mass Timber
Energy Efficiency
Architecture
Sustainable Architecture
Passive Solar Design
Climate Change
Carbon Sequestration
Construction Industry
Net Zero
Cross-Laminated Timber
Sustainable Forestry
Biophilic Design
Future Proofing
Energy Efficiency In Construction
Fire Safety In Construction
Social Responsibility
Living Architecture
Building Code Regulations

In a world increasingly facing the challenges of climate change, the "Building Green: Tomorrow’s Architecture Today" podcast dives deep into the intersection of architecture, design, urbanism and environmental responsibility. Our mission is to highlight the transformative power of sustainable architecture, not just as a practice but as a catalyst for broader societal change. Through engaging conve... more

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What if the future of building isn’t cutting forests down - but harvesting a plant that grows back every year?

Jennifer Snyders, CEO of House of Bamboo and President of the Bamboo Society of Australia, shares why bamboo is an agricultural crop, (not... more

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Winka is the kind of architect who doesn’t just think in buildings—she thinks in systems, processes, performance, and the future.

Trained in the Netherlands, and now leading the architecture studio Archi-Tectonics in the US, she’s spent three decad... more

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Markus Roselieb is a doctor-turned-architect who traded bones for bamboo - and has since built some of the most jaw-dropping natural structures.

Based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, he creates buildings that go above their function: they connect to the h... more

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If we’re not trying to find the heart and soul of this project, then who will?

After two decades as a sustainable architect in New York, Lucas Posada stepped out of traditional practice to co-lead the New York office of Bloom, one of the world’s lea... more

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Lucas Posada
Sustainable architect and co-leader of Bloom's New York office.
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Episode: #067 - Lucas Posada: How do you sell a dream when the project doesn’t exist yet?
Mikael Colville-Andersen
A Canadian-Danish urban designer who spent three years building community spaces in the middle of a war zone.
Episode: #066 - Mikael Colville-Andersen: Planting Trees as Medicine in Ukraine’s War Zone
Robert Gandia
Works at Swissframe, focusing on sustainable bathroom solutions
Swissframe
Episode: #065 - Robert Gandia: This Smart System Fixes One of Construction’s Most Expensive Problems
Armando Uribe
Architect focusing on sustainability, currently based in Tulum
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Episode: #063 – Armando Uribe: From Big-Name Architecture to the Jungle of Tulum and why Slow, Sustainable Building Creates More Value
Sandro Valentino
Architect and founder of Valentino Architects
Valentino Architects
Episode: #061 - Sandro Valentino: Rethinking How We Build, Demolish, and Value Architecture
Jachen Schleich
Swiss architect adapting sustainable building standards to Mexico.
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Episode: #060 - Jachen Schleich: What Happens When Swiss Green Standards Hit Mexico and Why Mexico’s Timber Industry Is Broken
David Leventhal
Co-founder of Playa Viva, eco-hotel, and advocate for regenerative travel
Playa Viva
Episode: #059 - David Leventhal: Luxury Without Guilt - Why Slow & Regenerative Travel Is the Future
Liz Olivier
Celebrity makeup artist and sustainability advocate
Episode: #058 - Liz Olivier: $8 Billion of Glamour, Millions of Tons of Waste - Behind the Scenes of the Beauty Industry
Justin Den Herder
Structural engineer specializing in mass timber and computational design
TY Lin International
Episode: #056 - Justin Den Herder: Mass Timber Is Not Always the Answer - What Engineers Get Wrong And Why Hyper-Optimized Buildings Might Fail the Future

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Ladina Schipf
Host of engaging discussions on sustainable architecture and environmental responsibility, focusing on transformative design practices and societal implications.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Amazing podcast

    I like this show very much. I learn a lot with each episode, the guests always have important information to share and the host is excellent.

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    5
    Vinciane Albrecht
    United Statesa year ago
  • The secret to designing homes that live with nature

    Really great and inspiring episode. I love his outlook

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dim Weasel
    United Statesa year ago

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Many find the discussions to be engaging and relevant to current issues in sustainable architecture, contributing to meaningful awareness.
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#050 - Caplow Manzano: Redefining Luxury - How to Build a House That Lasts 100 Years, Without Making You Sick
Q: What's next for Caplow Manzano?
They have several houses under development in various neighborhoods and are working on a health and wellness facility in Fort Lauderdale, aiming to make healthy spaces more accessible.
#050 - Caplow Manzano: Redefining Luxury - How to Build a House That Lasts 100 Years, Without Making You Sick
Q: So you have very different backgrounds. Can you tell me about your backgrounds and why they complement each other so well?
Ted Caplow and Natalie Manzano have unique backgrounds—Caplow in engineering and renewable energy, and Manzano in public health. This combination leads to their focus on building homes that are not only innovative but also promote health.
#034 - Laia Bonet: How Restoring Nature Can Save Cities from Floods and Rising Seas
Q: How does participatory planning play a role in resilience planning?
Participatory planning is crucial because it involves local knowledge that ensures the solutions are effective and accepted by the community.
#034 - Laia Bonet: How Restoring Nature Can Save Cities from Floods and Rising Seas
Q: What led you to move from studying architecture in Switzerland to working in urban resilience?
Laia's journey began when she realized the complexities of climate change and the impact on countries that are not the primary contributors to it, leading her to focus on adaptation as well as mitigation.
#053 - William Dodge: Design That Hits Harder Than a Billion-Dollar Eco City
Q: What do you think needs to happen for American society to get to that mindset shift of keeping things?
A shift in valuing thoughtful design and the longevity of buildings is necessary, especially where land is inexpensive, leading to the prevalent throwaway culture.

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What is Building Green about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast explores the critical themes of sustainable architecture, urban design, and the broader implications of environmental responsibility in the built environment. Engaging conversations with architects, urban planners, and design experts highlight innovations and practices aimed at combating climate change through architecture. Topics frequently discussed include sustainable building materials, innovative urban design strategies, the intersection of technology and architecture, and the social and emotional impacts of well-designed spaces. What sets this podcast apart is its emphasis on architecture not merely as a functional art but as a vital element in achieving broader societal transformation and resilience against climate chall... more

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Recent guests on Building Green include:

1. Lucas Posada
2. Mikael Colville-Andersen
3. Robert Gandia
4. Armando Uribe
5. Sandro Valentino
6. Jachen Schleich
7. David Leventhal
8. Liz Olivier

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