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Building Green

Ladina Schöpf
Sustainability
Sustainable Architecture
Architecture
Climate Change
Mass Timber
Energy Efficiency
Carbon Reporting
Environmental Impact
Embodied Carbon
Net Zero
Sustainable Design
Urban Design
Greenwashing
Carbon Fiber
Artificial Intelligence
Passive Solar Design
Bamboo
Materials Innovation
Carbon Sequestration
Audodesk

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 version of sustainable architecture we talk about isn't the version we actually build?

After 80 conversations with architects, engineers, scientists, and urbanists, I revisited the eight moments I haven't been able to stop thinking about... more

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Are architects massively underestimating their value?

Jake Rudin, co-founder of Out of Architecture, explains why architects are capable of “almost anything” - yet so many end up trapped in careers that leave them financially and emotionally draine... more

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What happens when you try to turn a 100-year-old home into a high-performance, sustainable space - without touching the exterior?

Many of our cities are filled with buildings that are over a hundred years old. The question is no longer whether we ke... more

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What if surfboard waste could actually become the construction blocks of the homes we live in?

David Sellers didn’t always believe climate change would be something he’d feel in his own lifetime.

As an architect in Hawaii, he’d spent years thinking... more

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Recent Guests

Gaia Sonzogni
Italian-born architect and developer based in Miami
Episode: #080 - 8 Ideas Every Architect NEEDS to Hear About Sustainability
Tomislav Dushanov
Associate at Herzog & de Meuron
Herzog & de Meuron
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Gayatri Keskar
Material scientist with a PhD
Episode: #080 - 8 Ideas Every Architect NEEDS to Hear About Sustainability
Paul Schwarz
Acoustic engineer and technical director, Dubai Acoustic Research Laboratory
Dubai Acoustic Research Laboratory
Episode: #080 - 8 Ideas Every Architect NEEDS to Hear About Sustainability
Paul Patterson
Founder, Elevation Sustainable Building Solutions
Elevation
Episode: #080 - 8 Ideas Every Architect NEEDS to Hear About Sustainability
Zak Kostura
Head of digital consulting at Arup (at time of interview)
Arup
Episode: #080 - 8 Ideas Every Architect NEEDS to Hear About Sustainability
Graeme Labe
Founder of Luxury Frontiers
Luxury Frontiers
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Jake Rudin
Co-founder of Out of Architecture, platform helping architects rethink careers
Out of Architecture
Episode: #079 - Jake Rudin: Can You Build A Sustainable Career In Architecture?
Jenny Peysin
Architect in New York specializing in renovating historic homes to Passive House standards
Jenny Peysin Architecture
Episode: #078 - Jenny Peysin: Turning 100-Year-Old Homes Into Passive Houses (Without Ruining Them)

Host

Ladina Shipf
Host of Building Green podcast; guides interviews with guests; focus on sustainability in architecture and urbanism

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 31 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    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

Listeners Say

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Content is consistently relevant to professionals seeking decarbonization strategies
High-quality guests and practical insights for sustainable architecture
Strong host guidance and thoughtful questioning are recurring positives
Inspiring discussions about design for climate resilience and social impact
Listeners appreciate actionable tips and real-world case studies

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#072 - Ross O'Ceallaigh: Why “Green” Cities Are Making Climate Change Worse
Q: What would success look like for Urban Wilding Hub in 10 years?
Urban wilding principles embedded in urban practice Across Europe, with projects happening in towns and cities as a normal, mainstream activity, supported by partnerships and a robust community network.
#072 - Ross O'Ceallaigh: Why “Green” Cities Are Making Climate Change Worse
Q: What is Urban Wilding Hub and what gap were you trying to fill when you created it?
The Hub aims to mainstream urban wilding across Europe by creating a community and collaborative platform where practitioners can map projects, share experiences, and coordinate efforts to scale up nature-based urban interventions.
#072 - Ross O'Ceallaigh: Why “Green” Cities Are Making Climate Change Worse
Q: When someone asks you what you do, how would you answer that?
I would describe myself as an educator and communicator in sustainability related to urbanism and urban design, and I'm the founder of Urban Wilding Hub, building a platform to connect practitioners and share knowledge.
#078 - Jenny Peysin: Turning 100-Year-Old Homes Into Passive Houses (Without Ruining Them)
Q: What advice would you give homeowners considering a historic renovation?
Define priorities early, understand what must stay, plan for budget contingencies, and work with specialists to model insulation and airtightness. Also, expect a longer permitting process and celebrate small wins like preserving interior beams or adding a modern addition that stays visually distinct from the historic core.
#078 - Jenny Peysin: Turning 100-Year-Old Homes Into Passive Houses (Without Ruining Them)
Q: How do you balance preserving historic character with modern passive house performance?
Preservation guides the exterior and keeps the landmarked look, while all upgrades happen on the interior, including insulation, air barriers, and mechanical ventilation. The goal is to honor the heritage while using careful detailing to improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Building Green

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

This program centers on sustainable architecture, urbanism, and environmental responsibility, often featuring designers, researchers, and practitioners who push for climate-conscious built environments. Episodes span topics from material innovation and energy performance to placemaking, resilience, and the social impacts of design, frequently spotlighting real-world applications like passive design, bamboo construction, off-grid living, and place-sensitive strategies. Notable throughlines include reframing sustainability as design enabler rather than obstacle, examining certification gaps, and exploring how behavior, policy, and technology intersect to advance decarbonization. The show often brings voices at the intersection of aesthetics, ... more

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1. Gaia Sonzogni
2. Tomislav Dushanov
3. Gayatri Keskar
4. Paul Schwarz
5. Paul Patterson
6. Zak Kostura
7. Graeme Labe
8. Jake Rudin

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