Episode 36: Harvard & Columbia University Professor Julia Watson Explains What We Need To Learn From Indigenous Architecture
Julia Watson, Designer, activist, academic, and author of Lo—TEK Design by Radical Indigenism One of the treats we have...
Spotlight on Sustainability
What Is Footprint+ in Brighton 7th to 9th June 2022
FOOTPRINT+ will furnish the UK’s entire built environment industry with the knowledge, expertise and contacts needed to reduce carbon...
Biomaterials and Their Place in the Construction Industry
The term biomaterials is used to describe building materials derived from living organisms including plants, animals and fungi. Increasing...
Biodiversity in the Built Environment
Globally the construction industry accounts for 40% (or 3 billion cubic tons) of raw materials into the economy every...
Craig Applegath and the Zero-Carbon Mass Timber Project
In 2022 Q2, we will be speaking to Craig Applegath, architect, urban designer, and zero-carbon building pioneer, on the...
Resilient Cities: How Can Cities Adapt for Climate Change Effects?
Globally we are seeing the catastrophic effects of climate change. With more frequent, more severe and previously unforeseen events,...
Episode 25 International Women’s Day Special With Award-Winning Author Farah Naz
In Episode 25 of the Constructive Voices podcast, Henry McDonald speaks to Farah Naz, award-winning climate change strategist, in...
Biodiversity Roundtable With Claire Wansbury, Award-Winning Ecologist & Associate Director at Atkins
Biodiversity Roundtable Led By Claire Wansbury, Award-Winning Ecologist & Associate Director at Atkins Ltd., a SNC Lavalin Company 31st...
Episode 22: How To Measure & Offset Embodied Carbon With Gilbert Lennox-King
Henry McDonald interviews Gilbert Lennox-King, a co-founder of Construction Carbon to investigate how you can measure and offset embodied...