In 2024, global investment in data centres hit a record $57 billion, transforming how we build and power the digital world. From sprawling hyperscale campuses to compact edge facilities, this growth is reshaping conversations around speed, scale, sustainability, and resilience. In this episode of the Gensler Design Podcast, host David Calkins sits down with John Taylor, Regional Practice Area Lead for Critical Facilities, to explore the forces driving the next generation of data centres. They

The workplace is evolving faster than ever—and the office must evolve with it. In this episode of I Hear Design, host Robert Nieminen sits down with Allan W. Smith, President of the Americas and Chief Product Officer at Steelcase, to explore how decades of its workplace research are shaping the future of work.Smith shares insights into designing offices that balance privacy with collaboration, support equitable hybrid meetings, and harness the power of AI. He also discusses how sustainability,

東京ゲームショウの興奮さめやらないゲーム回。「龍が如く」新作に歓喜しつつ、ゲームが世代も国籍も超えて“共通言語”になる瞬間や、進化する展示演出・学生の作品・動くゲーミングベッドなど、会場の多彩な風景を語りました。01:13 「龍が如く 極3」発表！ラスボスを主人公にした外伝が収録されると聞いて大歓喜！05:40 メーカー公認のコスプレイヤーのゴロ美クオリティが高すぎてヤバかった06:14 世代や国籍を超えて「ゲームは全人類共通のエンタメ」だと実感できるのが東京ゲームショウの魅力06:30 東京ゲームショウのビジネスデイとパブリックデイ07:43 1996と1997年は東京ビッグサイトで開催されていたがその後は毎回幕張09:00 日本を舞台にした新作『SILENT HILL f』のブースには第四境界とコラボした本格的なアトラクション10:14 東京ゲームショウで大きなブースは？盛り上がっているのはどういうところ？13:29 試遊台がひな壇状に配置されプレイ中のディスプレイが通路側に向けられた演出が見栄えしていたSEGAブース15:40

Welcome to Consume, Create, Converse the podcast where we discuss what we're creating and the things that we're consuming that drives and inspires us. We believe everyone can be a creator, and we're here to spark, shape, and share our journeys along the creative process. Credit: Intro Music: Music by Luis Humanoide from Pixabay. Outro Music: Music by Ievgen Poltavskyi from Pixabay Connect with us on Discord: https://discord.gg/7Z8JwNVs

¿Sabes lo que se está haciendo en iluminación en Iberoamérica? ¿Tienes algún proyecto que te encantaría mostrar? Empezamos la temporada hablando con Diana Solis sobre la Sexta Bienal de Iluminación en Iberoamérica, organizada po Iluminet. Es un evento con mucho trabajo detrás y lleno de belleza y emociones. Si quieres participar, o ver ediciones pasadas, no dudes en visitar su página. Website: bienal.iluminet.com Si quieres uno de sus libros, no dudes en escribirnos. Support the s...

Insights on Architecture Competitions and Emerging ArchitectsThis podcast episode explores the hidden side of architecture with guest Sabela Rey Vila, an award-winning architect and researcher applying for a PhD in architectural competitions. The discussion covers her journey from Spain to South Africa, the unique aspects of architectural education in different regions, and the pros and cons of entering design competitions. Key elements of successful competition entries are highlighted, including

האמת שאת המילים לתיאור הפרק הזה יותר מרגש אותי לכתוב לכם כי אני מביא צד אחר וחשוף שלי כחלק מסיפור החיים והמסע שאני עובר, מה שעזר לי לשתף איתכם בצורה אמיתית ואותנטית מול המצלמות את כל הרגעים האלה זה שהפרק הגיע להתארח אצלי כפיר אזולאי שהוא גם כן מעצב פנים עם סיפור חיים מעורר השראה, עם עשייה מבורכת וצמיחה למרות הכאב, כאב יום יומי שגם כפיר וגם אני מתמודדים איתו כל אחד עם סיפור החיים שלו. את כל הדברים האלה אנחנו משתפים בפרק ונזכור שאנחנו מי שאנחנו בזכות מה שאנחנו עוברים וזה בשליטתנו אי...

Hooray for Mid Century Modern Hollywood! Tim and Kev are joined by Julie Berghoff,the Emmy Award–winning Production Designer for the hit Seth Rogen series TheStudio. How did she manage to secure those iconic homes as locations? How did Julie create aset that feels like a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece? And will you stick around for Timand Kev’s Seth Rogen impersonations at the end? It’s a Mid Century Modern bonanza! You can find pictures and videos on our Instagram page -

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For our third episode, we have a very special guest, Matt Paek. Matt is a Senior UX Designer with a background in psychology and web development currently working as a consultant at Slalom. For close to 8 years, Matt has contributed to or led 10 different product teams both as a consultant and in-house designer, and he's enjoyed working in 6 unique industries. With such a wide breadth of experience, Matt has a ton of stories to tell and learnings to share of the different working styles and

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of LA Decks, a company that transformed dreams into reality. Discover how founders Noah and Victor navigated their path from Israel to Los Angeles, overcoming challenges and building a successful business in the decking industry. This episode explores their personal stories, the hurdles they faced, and the determination that fueled their success. Tune in to learn about their unique approach to business and the lessons they've learned along the way.

What if every design decision could actually increase your home’s value? In this episode of Designing in 5D, Jodi Peterman sits down with luxury realtor and marketing strategist Tiffin Yamen to uncover how to make smart upgrades that pay off—both now and at resale. They dive into: 💡 How to time renovations for maximum ROI 🏡 Why flow and functionality matter more than square footage 🧘‍♀️ The growing demand for wellness-driven, resort-style homes 💰 Common mistakes seller...

Join Matt Crowder as he interviews Luke Leising, founder and president of Guidon Design, for a straightforward conversation on purposeful leadership, sustainable architecture, and real-world collaboration. Get practical insights from Scouting roots to military service, and discover what it takes to create spaces that truly improve lives.How military and Scouting experiences shaped Guidon's leadership and cultureGuidon's mission to empower people through intentional design choicesStrategies for

Louis Oliver is a creative director, production designer, and lighting designer known for bold, music-driven spectacles that balance concept with rock-solid engineering. As founder of LO&CO, he works end-to-end across creative direction, scenic and lighting to deliver tourable systems and signature looks for artists and brands. His credits span CHVRCHES’ “Love Is Dead” era arena-scale collaborations like 30 Seconds to Mars’ 2024 world tour (with Flare’s Ben Cash), the recurring design

Your home changes the moment the lights come on. We unpack how to design that moment with intention—layering pendants, sconces, table lamps and portables—so evenings feel warm, useful and calm without relying on a ceiling full of downlights. With our shared love of colour, we explain why lighting often matters just as much for mood, comfort and character, and we walk through specific fixtures that deliver both beauty and function. We start with a clear framework: ambient light for glow, task...

For the second episode, we have a very special guest Karun Mukhi. Karun is a product designer based in NYC who grew up in Bombay, India and has worked in many industries including automotive, healthcare, jewelry, home decor and most recently, fintech. He loves solving problems and finding creative solutions for complicated situations. When not being a designer, he writes for an aviation magazine and (tries to) play the drums.About the hosts:Sara Barber is a UX Designer at Arizona State University,

How can we learn to dance with complexity, contradiction, grief, beauty, uncertainty, horror and surprise without abandoning the dance-floor ?Dancing feels like an interesting invitational metaphor to me for these timesIt invites us into the body and out of our stuck heads.It invites us into presence and relationship with life in the moment,To be present with our bodies, with each other, with other life formsIt’s movement, spontaneity, flow, expression, vibe, response,Response-ability.Dancing is

Aujourd’hui, je reçois Leo Fu, Product Designer chez Intact à Montréal.Au menu :* Comment construire un portfolio solide sans diplôme ni expérience* L’importance du networking (Friends of Figma, mentors, LinkedIn)* Développer une mentalité d’éponge et apprendre en continu(Appuie sur ▶️ pour l’immersion totale !)⸻💥 Soutiens le podcast en 2 clics :* Abonne-toi pour ne rien manquer 🔔* Laisse un avis 5 ⭐ sur Apple Podcasts ou Spotify ❤️Tes retours m’aident à inviter des experts toujours plus “super”

İstanbul’un UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi’ne girişinin 40. yılı vesilesiyle, 1985’te yapılan başvurunun nasıl hazırlandığını ve neden sadece dört alanı kapsadığını konuğumuz Prof. Dr. Zeynep Ahunbay ile ele alırken; ayrıca Sultanahmet, Süleymaniye, Zeyrek ve Kara Surları bölgelerinin seçilme gerekçelerini, 40 yılda bu alanlarda yaşanan değişimleri ve 'Üstün Evrensel Değer'lerin korunmasında gelinen noktaları konuşuyoruz.