Send us a text The concluding part (Part 2) of this proposition of using sensory-driven architecture principles to achieve inclusive and therapeutic spaces as explained by Naziaty Mohd Yaacob, is based on a research to combine architecture, disability and phenomenology. Based on an internet literature search, the 7 principles of Sensory-driven Architecture Principles are: Sight (Visual Engagement)Sound (Acoustic Harmony)Touch (Tactile Experience)Smell (Olfactory Design) Temp...

Send us a text A new season on Sensory-driven Architecture principles and ideas. The first part of this proposition of using sensory-driven architecture principles to achieve inclusive and therapeutic spaces as explained by Naziaty Mohd Yaacob, started on a research to combine 'architecture', 'disability' and 'phenomenology'. Definitions and approach to how we could go about as architects go above and beyond accessibility and universal design is articulated in Part 1. Reference to Juhani Pall...

Join hosts Caroline, Taryn, and Liz as they explore the artistic journey of Mary Elizabeth Ellenberg, a recently-added exclusive artist at Ballard Designs. Known for her expressive chandelier and floral paintings, Mary delves into her creative process and the influence of family and large-scale art in shaping her unique style. She discusses how her art beautifully tells personal stories while complementing interior design, adding depth and personality to any space.In this episode, discover the

In this conversation, Mayur Mistry hosts Zhihao Zhao and Robin Li, the Co-Founders of Genia, a generative AI platform for structural engineering. They discuss their backgrounds, the challenges faced in the structural engineering industry, and the need for innovative solutions like AI to streamline design processes. The conversation delves into the barriers to technology adoption in the AEC industry, the importance of accurate design and communication, and the proud moments in their journey. They

Send us a text Follow the hosts on Instagram @alonbenjoseph, @scarlintheshire, @davaucher and @robnudds. Thanks to @skillymusic for the theme tune.

Have you ever rage-coded your way into building a developer tool that actually fixes things? Burton Smith has. And we’re here for it. In this episode of Podcast Awesome, Matt and Web Awesome's boss, Cory Laviska chat with Burton Smith. Burton is an open source wizard and creator of the Web Components Toolkit, and he tells us about the gap between the promise of Web Components and the messy reality devs often face. 💻 Burton’s toolkit bridges that gap like Gandalf on a DX bender. In this

Devin speaks with Kofi Asante, VP of Business Development and Expansion at Arc. Before joining Arc, Kofi worked in autonomy across the trucking and aerospace sectors. Now, he and the Arc team are setting their sights on a new frontier: electrifying the maritime industry. From wake boats to cargo ships, Arc is working toward a zero-emissions future on our waterways. And it all starts with the rugged and hardworking tugboat. Devin and Kofi talk about building trust with operators, tackling

Welcome to the UnStruktured Podcast.In this episode my co-host, Bob Smith, and I sit down with creative apparel designer Adrienne Mercante.Adrienne has led design at some of the most innovative brands in the performance apparel space—including Outlier, Betabrand, Western Rise, Nathan Sports, and Skechers. Moving fluidly between concept and execution, her work blends aesthetic vision with hands-on problem-solving across startups and scaling companies.We talk about the early sparks of her creativity,

Brazilian animator and Cookie Studio founder Thiago Maia shares his journey from a creatively free childhood in São Paulo to building a successful animation studio in London, followed by a mental health breakdown that forced him to redefine success. ~ Growing up surrounded by Japanese culture and his mother's art gallery, Thiago developed a "magician" approach to creativity—saying yes first, then figuring out how to deliver. After moving to the UK with limited English and two suitcases,...

Send us a text The Concluding Part [Part 2] of the series on Women Architects in Leadership Roles, Ar. Lillian Tay discusses a variety of issues from gender roles in taking care of children and the challenges to women architects who decided to start a family, how the local government can provide for nurseries in office areas and whether there is the glass ceiling for women architects. Bio: Ar. Lillian Tay is the Vice President of Veritas Design Group, est. 1987. She was trained at Princeton U...

Today with Kimberly Horton Welcome! Today we’re talking about how to turn client frustrations into actionable change. Kimberly shares the simple but powerful tool she uses — the Frustration Tracker — to capture issues in real time, identify patterns, and make smart adjustments to her processes. From tightening contracts to setting clearer boundaries, Kimberly shows how documenting frustrations can lead to stronger systems, better client experiences, and a more profitable business. Plus, she’s

What does it mean to lead with design, serve the community, and build a practice with lasting impact? In this episode of Architecture Beyond, we sit down with Chad Polk, President of CDP Architecture, to explore his remarkable journey from early mentorship under AIA Fellows to founding one of Nashville’s most respected client-centered design firms. With over 25 years of experience, Chad reflects on the value of mentorship, the evolving role of architects in a growing city, and how purpose, le...

*Join the Tezzera waitlist | Launching Fall 2025 In this episode, Abbey McGrew is back on the pod, all the way from Season 1! We discuss all the details of Abbey's latest venture, Tezzera, a CRM designed specifically for designers, tackling a major gap in the market. Abbey discusses the features of Tezzera, its development process, and her vision to make administrative tasks feel creative and on-brand. Tezzera is launching with beta testers in October, with the official launch planned for Nov...

How do you feel about change in your home and life? Are you excited to embrace it? Or is it something that makes you feel uneasy?Come listen to my conversation with Courtney Adamo where she asks me to share the reasons behind selling my home, and the answer she didn’t see coming.We also share how our childhood homes have shaped the ones we have today, and what we’ve learned about letting go of stuff in our spaces.Thank you to everyone who tuned in live. We hope you enjoy this conversation, and would

I am joined by Bryan, someone I first met in the NYC cycling scene and really got to know on the Oregon Outback, a 364 mile ride across Oregon. We talk about growing up around skateboarding, finding photography, the move from New York back to California, and what it takes to keep showing up as a creative. It is a simple story about friendship, bikes, and finding your voice behind the lens. outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin. Produced by Broken and Coastal. Follow us on Inst...

Alex and Kevin indulge in a taste test of both the Oreo Reese’s and the Reese’s Oreo! They talk so much about how they’re going to try stuff, and they actually did this time! They also catchup on the latest stories like: Stiller’s Soda, Montauk 7Eleven Merch, Kith Ivy / Erewhon, Limewire acquiring Fyre Fest, Nelly’s Apple Bottom Jeans collaborating with Bubly, and more!

Betsy Helmuth discusses her excitement about a new house viewing and the decision to make an offer. She answers listener questions on basement design and dining room-kitchen layouts. Plus, there's news about her YouTube channel and a sponsor for online class bundles.Timestamps: 0:00 Becoming a premium member 1:26 Betsy's new online boyfriend 2:17 Betsy's house viewing anticipation 8:26 Listener question: Basement design advice 15:13 Listener question: Dining room and kitchen layout 24:51

Welcome to Season 6 of AdYack.If you’re here, maybe you’ve made it through a few of your own battles. Maybe you're carrying big questions about your work, your worth, and what it all really adds up to. That’s exactly why I wanted to start this season with a conversation that doesn’t pretend to have all the answers—but does ask all the right questions. Today, I’m joined by Melissa Smith of Pakoil Company. Melissa is an account executive who works across the Pharmaceutical and OEM markets—with a focus

In this episode of The Magnetic Pull, I’m breaking down the difference between showing up as the the hobbyist or CEO in your business, and how to make the shift – which changes everything for your business. Whether you’re frantically posting mid-launch, ghosting your audience, or stuck in ideation mode, this episode will help you get honest about where you’re operating from, and how to shift out of doing all the things and into leading with clarity. Ready to escape The Chaos Loop for real? Jo...