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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
A community effort that encourages engagement and conversation among builders, architects, and designers. Each event will include a compelling and compact talk with Dr. Ted Landsmark as moderator along with panelists who are leaders both in our industry and beyond.
Update frequency:
every 90 days
Average audio length:
72 minutes
English
United States
16 episodes
since Jan. 28, 2016
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Eighty years ago, modernist homes suddenly and surprisingly took root in the New England countryside. With their walls of glass and flat roofs, they confounded conventional wisdom about design. Join us we explore their heritage, preservation, and influence on contemporary design.
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Urban influx and downtown residential development are spiraling upward offering a newly enriched market for B/A/D companies. Urban dwelling has distinct qualities that attract homeowners and bring unique challenges to the professionals working on their behalf. Join our panel of experts in a discuss…
In today’s increasingly plugged-in world, an eye-catching public profile is crucial for attracting clients and collaborators. Join us for a practical discussion of photography, self-presentation, social media, and getting your work published designed just for busy B/A/D professionals.TUESDAY, MARCH…
Is there one particular professional best suited to lead a residential project team? If so, who? Or should leadership roles change over the course of design and construction? What if the nominal leader isn’t the real driver, or if nobody wants to take full responsibility? Is management by committee…
Builders, architects, and designers must all keep up with what’s new in home technology such as lighting, audio/video, automation, climate control, and the like. But it’s hard for a busy generalist to stay truly on top of the newest developments. Panelist: Dennis Jaques, System Designer, Maverick I…
Establishing and maintaining impeccable quality is critical for residential
projects in a very high-end market. How do you measure and achieve
excellence for a particular job within your own firm? And how can you best
work with outside partners on a job—other designers, consultants, builders
an…
Imagination and inventiveness, although easy to lose in the day-to-day
grind, are the wellspring for success in residential design, custom
building, or any other creative field. How can you harness the power of
inspiration and discovery to drive your work every day, from fresh ideas
for a parti…
Much of the home design and construction industry has historically been
heavily male. While that is changing over time (particularly in interior
design), there is still plenty of room for progress. How can companies
attract more talented female employees, and what benefits does this bring
to th…
Starting a design and construction project with a new client can be
delicate…particularly when it comes to discussing schedule and budget. How
can you know what their expectations are, and how can you make sure those
expectations are realistic without scaring them off? Plus, if you are a
builde…
As a residential design and construction professional, you are undoubtedly
running around like crazy just to service existing clients and keep your
business going. But getting your name and your best work out in public, to
catch the eye of potential new clients and collaborators, is the basis fo…
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