Brought to you by Metropolis, Deep Green is a podcast about how the built environment impacts climate change and equity. Buildings are some of the biggest things we make as human beings. We explore how through understanding buildings, cities, and all the things that go into them, we can do better for the environment and all life on this planet.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesignEducation |
Tiles are among the most enduring building materials. Glazed brick tiles have been discovered in archaeological sites and in ancient and medieval buildings around the world. The first glazed porcelain tiles, which date back to 15th-century China, are... more
In the 1960s, mathematician Benoît Mandelbrot began exploring a concept he initially called self-similarity—geometric forms whose parts resemble the whole. A simple example is a straight line: any segment of it is also a straight line.
But this kind... more
When we think of all the ways we could be designing better buildings—especially commercial buildings like office towers or education spaces—there’s one lever that people still don’t pay enough attention to: furniture.
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Francisco Brown, senior editor and engagement manager at Metropolis Magazine, interviews Steve Kooy, Technical Director of Health and Sustainability at BIFMA, live from the NeoCon Podcast Lounge. They discuss BIFMA's longstanding support for the furn... more
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Focusing on the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and social equity, this series explores the critical role of the built environment in addressing climate change and promoting environmental justice. Episodes feature discussions with prominent architects, sustainability experts, and thought leaders, diving into topics such as biophilic design, mass timber construction, and sustainable materials. Noteworthy is the strong emphasis on integrating ecological principles into urban planning, as well as the innovative use of technology to foster sustainable practices. This content serves as a resource for professionals and enthusiasts interested in how thoughtful design can lead to positive environmental and social outcomes.
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Deep Green launched 4 years ago and published 47 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Deep Green include:
1. Avi Rajagopal
2. Lisa Gralnek
3. Lindsey Wikstrom
4. Stephen Kavanaugh
5. Sandeep Ahuja
6. Patrick Chopson
7. Bill Browning
8. Catie Ryan
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