Discover how the new Modern Heirloom Collection is redefining luxury interior design with a perfect blend of timeless style and contemporary trends. In this episode, we dive deep into the inspiration behind the collection, the key design elements, and how heirloom-quality pieces are making a powerful comeback in 2025 home decor. Whether you're an interior designer, design enthusiast, or homeowner looking to invest in lasting style, this episode unpacks everything you need to know about one of the

很多人以為花藝行業就是又美又優雅 其實實際上一大堆跟大家想像不一樣的實際狀況 常常很多人帶著幻想進來這行 帶著幻滅出去 來聽聽我們怎麼講 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmbouwcro26qf01x2c9onc51n/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

You know that feeling when your favorite show finally ends and you’re left wrecked and grieving? In this episode of The Envy League, we’re talking about the strange, beautiful heartbreak that hits when a story you love finally comes to an end — and why that feeling is actually a sign of something great. We’ll break down: – Why creative grief is real (and underrated) – The Five Stages of Post-Finale Grief – How fandom helps us process what we lost – And why grief might ...

Я заглянул в Линкдин и осознал, что деловая социальная сеть превратилась в «вавилонскую башню», где бюрократия и подхалимство служат лишь одной цели: обслуживать саму себя. Этот выпуск о том, почему алгоритмы невыгодны мыслящим людям и как нам найти путь в «Уютный веб» (Cozy Web), создавая независимые, устойчивые пространства, где живет подлинная, нефальшивая искренность.Внешний контур 🜁Meihol Jhaveri: LinkedIn: Is it the new Instagram?Cal Newport: Why TikTok Knows You Better Than You Know

Every new opportunity has fears associated with them. Perhaps it’s a big client or a complex project out of your comfort zone.The main thing that can ruin that opportunity for you is not your creative skill, but your fear of the outcomes.In this episode Alejo analyzes fear through the lens of film, taking cue from Alfred Hitchcock. Then he gives three tips to help you overcome your fear.On this episode’s menu:* Why fear is the real obstacle behind creative stagnation* How suspense and storytelling

Rachel Nolan and Patrick Kennedy are founding partners of the award-winning practice Kennedy Nolan. Along with its many accolades and acknowledgments, the practice has amassed one of the largest Instagram followings of any Australian architecture studio, making it arguably one of the most influential studios in the country today.Over the years, Kennedy Nolan’s designs have shaped trends in the industry rather, than followed them. But being a so-called “trendsetter” comes with responsibilities. In

Mina 吳允婷從創業到現在自己經營自媒體，一路走來沒有光鮮的捷徑，只有面對現實的選擇與堅持。 在這集《明星相談室》中，Mina 分享：為什麼不要等別人幫你？做自己的貴人是什麼意思「贏過99%的人」的真相：你只要比別人多撐一天如何從職涯卡關、焦慮不安，走向穩定輸出與自我價值成為自己品牌的第一步，該從哪裡開始？🎧 這是一集給所有職場人、自媒體經營者、創業女性的實話與實戰。 #職涯成長 #個人品牌 #女性創業 #自我經營 #自我對話 #Mina吳允婷 #明星相談室 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Join us as we talk with Irene Au, Design Partner at Kholsa Ventures, as she shares her career path across Yahoo and Google, and her insights on the design industry - tune in to hear more! Hear Irene's perspectives on: AI documentariesLife long learningThe internet's evolutionBuilding from the ground upFollow Irene! LinkedIn: / ireneau This episode was produced by Liz Gerber and Madison Deyo, and edited by Troy Cruz.

Send us a text On a project where an architect copies another’s drawings without permission, detailing problems create leaks and fire hazards. Can an architect be liable for defects stemming from plagiarized plans? You’ll learn why copying someone else’s designs spells trouble, how skimpy reviews lead to lawsuits, and why ethics are your best defense. Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you’...

This week we have a really interesting conversation for you. It's a three-way conversation with myself, Brian Long, the developer and designer of Ballionaire, and Dan DiIorio, the designer and developer of Luck Be A Landlord and Maze Mice.There's an interesting backstory here. Brian is someone that I've known for a long time and someone that I've talked to quite a bit about games and game design. And I knew from our conversations that he was a pretty big fan of Luck Be A Landlord. So I thought this

🎙️ Invitado: Nelson Rodriguez PeñaLa Inteligencia Artificial no es solo una herramienta, sino una “topadora” que arrasa con la adopción tradicional. Nos hemos preguntado: ¿Cómo ir del shock inicial a la sistematización y el governance real?Hemos conversado con Nelson Rodríguez Peña, referente del mundo de UX desde principios de los 2000, sobre su evolución hacia el rol de estratega y líder, ayudando a las organizaciones a instalar capacidades de diseño y, fundamentalmente, a incorporar la

Our conversationalists for this episode are Lucy Burke Smith, a heritage expert and Associate Partner at Purcell, and Gabrielle Phillips, a project architect at Taylor and Hinds Architects. Their conversation was open, generous and wide-ranging, discussing everything from early mentors and influences to lessons learned, the transformative nature of travel, and the joys of living and working in Tasmania. Lucy shares her path from studying in Launceston and Melbourne to working in Hobart and Lo...

Our conversationalists for this episode are Kavita Gonsalves and Tanya Golitschenko. Tanya is a principal at Hassell and recipient of the 2022 Queensland Emerging Architect Prize. Kavita is the Sustainability Design Lead – APAC at Populous. Both care deeply about good leadership, advocacy and mentorship. In this open and generous discussion, Kavita describes her nomadic life, studying and working her way around the world, from Bahrain to India, Scotland and Finland, to Brisbane. Constant movement

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Why aren’t the things we buy made to last anymore? From furniture to everyday items, repairability has been quietly designed out of our lives—replaced by disposable culture and fast consumption. In this episode, we explore how we got here, why it matters, and what it will take to bring repair back to the center of craft. We’ll dive into the lost art of making things REPAIRABLE again, the hidden costs of throwaway design, and the growing movement to create objects meant to be fixed, not discarded

Haben wir genug Holz, um vermehrt fossil basierte Rohstoffe zu ersetzen? Im Gespräch mit Peter Mayer, Leiter des österreichischen Bundesforschungszentrums für Wald.

SummaryIn this conversation, Charles R. Landry discusses the concept of creative cities, emphasizing the importance of imagination, psychology, and human-centered design in urban planning. He explores how cities develop identities, the psychological complexities they face, and the impact of gentrification on urban evolution. Landry highlights the need for spaces that foster connection and the role of curiosity in understanding urban dynamics. He concludes with thoughts on the future of cities and

Scegliere il colore per le pareti di casa non è solo una questione estetica: è un atto di ascolto e di amore verso sé stessi. Ogni tonalità porta con sé un’energia, racconta una storia e trasforma lo spazio che abiti, insieme al modo in cui ti senti al suo interno.In questo episodio ti accompagno in un viaggio delicato e profondo per aiutarti a capire quanto sia importante trovare i colori che ti fanno stare bene: quelli che ti sostengono, ti accolgono e ti fanno sentire davvero a casa ogni volta

המאיירת דנה שמיר אוהבת לחשוב על עצמה כמספרת סיפורים. ״יושבים לי בראש המון סיפורים פרגמנטליים, וכל כמה שנים הם מוצאים דרך לצאת החוצה״, היא אומרת. למעלה מ־30 שנה שהיא יוצרת בטכניקות שונות, ובמקביל מלמדת, מרצה ומנחה בשלל מקומות.היצירה שלה, לדבריה, נובעת הרבה פעמים ״מתוך סביבת סיפורים שאני שקועה בה באותה התקופה. האמת שלי - וגם העבודה שלי - היא פיגורטיבית, גם אם היא מאוד כאוטית, וחשוב לי גם שיידעו באיזה מוד הייתי כשיצרתי אותה״.לאורך כשלושה עשורים שבהם היא יוצרת, היא עוסקת באופן רציף במה שהיא