Omar Gandhi tells Nic Monisse how a lifelong love of baseball informs the feeling that he strives to create with his practice. Then: Alvar Aalto and Louis Kahn’s designphilosophy. Plus: Highlights from Monocle’s new issue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

325: Building a Profitable Design Business Where Your Team Wins Too With me today is Kelsey McGregor, founder and lead designer of Kelsey Leigh Design Co., a nationally renowned interior design firm based in Oklahoma City specializing in new construction, renovation, and full-service furnishings. Known for her elevated rustic-modern aesthetic, Kelsey creates spaces that balance refined architectural detail with warmth, approachability, and timeless appeal. Kelsey is also the owner of Heritage House,

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As operational energy efficiency improves, attention is increasingly turning to embodied carbon—the emissions associated with extracting raw materials, manufacturing products, transporting them, installing them, and, ultimately, dealing with them at the end of their useful life. That puts materials and material innovation firmly at the centre of the conversation. Jonathan Mountfort, Creative Director at Autex Acoustics, has more than two decades of experience across design a...

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In this episode we meet Desmond Sweeney, a mural artist from Western Australia. We dive into his artistic journey and he discusses the pivotal decision he had to make to create his distinct brand and style. Desmond reveals how his earliest inspirations and latest creations are tied to nostalgia. And we get to hear the stories behind the creation of Far Horizons, a new mural wallcovering collection with Milton & King. Check out the Far Horizons Mural Collection Desmond Sweeney's Website De...

Julie Sayers never planned to become a business owner or mayor. She began her career as a dealer designer, became a co-owner of encompas, and now serves as the mayor of Lenexa, Kansas.In this conversation, Julie shares how design skills like listening, problem-solving, building coalitions, and serving people have shaped every part of her career. She talks about encompas’s unique approach to design and customer service, the future of AI in the industry, taking on major leadership roles, and why she

In today’s episode,, Rama covers major global and local headlines on Lovin Bahrain as the F1 Bahrain GP in Sepang makes history with a record 261,000 sell-out crowd organized in just two months! Back home, municipal teams launch island-wide drainage checks ahead of autumn rains, while health authorities encourage residents to get their 2026 flu shots amid helpful wellness tips for families. Plus, the Traffic Directorate arrests drivers involved in a viral stunt driving clip, and Zain Basketball

走在臺中舊城的街上，人們常會被一道磨石子樓梯、一扇特別的窗打動，卻很少有人追問：這是誰設計的？二〇一二年，蘇睿弼老師走進中區，從研究計畫、田野調查一路蹲點至今。這些年，陸續有建築師的後代找上門，有人想整理父親的作品，有人捧著阿公留下的圖面前來請教。在楊貽炳建築師孫女提供的資料裡，三張圖紙攤開，「顏水龍」三個字赫然在列。過去美術界只知道顏水龍曾住在臺中，卻不知道房子在哪裡、長什麼樣子，這棟傳說中的住宅，就這樣重新現身。加上建築師公會前身留下的早期檔案逐步整理，一批屬於臺中的第一代建築師，終於有了清晰的輪廓。這一集，蘇老師與謝文泰建築師一起回望這群前輩。他們有人出身臺北的工業講習所，有人遠赴日本武藏野高等工業學校，回到故鄉後，靠著士紳、醫師與實業家的社會網絡接案，與在地匠師一起把圖面化為房子，也和藝術家攜手打造生活空間。然而在殖民書寫與戰後政權更替之間，公共建築被記住了，這些散落在城市角落的民間作品與名字，卻漸漸看不清楚。就像電影《大濛》裡，有人成了自由的雲，有人只能化作霧，更有人成了失語的一代。蘇老師說，尋找第一代建築師，不是要重建一座神話般的山脈，而是去找回原本就流動在地底的水脈。謝文泰建築師則

In today’s episode, Kinda takes a look at the Rabi Al-Akhir moon glowing over Qatar at 95% illumination, a surprise Monday night fireworks display in Doha, and the urgent community campaign supporting Ahmad as he fights Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Welcome to Deck Builders Asheville, the show where we talk through the practical side of outdoor living for local homeowners. In this episode, we answer a question many people ask before starting a backyard project: do HOA rules affect building a deck? The short answer is yes, they often do. If your home is part of a homeowners association, the deck you want may need design review or written approval before any construction begins.That approval process can feel like extra paperwork, but it is there

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CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026Andreas Vlahinos · Advanced Engineering SolutionsPCMs provide cooling without requiring an extra power source, unlike fans or active liquid cooling systems. They absorb peak energy loads during operation and release that heat when the ambient temperature drops, acting as a buffer against rapid temperature changes. This allows for more compact thermal management systems. Because most PCMs have inherently low thermal conductivity, they often fail to absorb

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026Steve Massey · SysGitSoftware development was transformed when version control became infrastructure rather than afterthought. Hardware engineering has not had an equivalent transition. Requirements live in documents. System models are stored in vendor-locked platforms. Design reviews happen in meetings rather than pull requests. The result is programs that cannot iterate at the speed the environment demands.SysGit applies the tools and workflows that

In this episode of Deck Builders Cleveland, we answer a question every homeowner should ask before the season changes: how do I know if my deck is safe? We walk through the most important places to inspect, starting with the ledger connection where the deck meets the house, then moving to posts, joists, railings, and stairs. We also talk about the warning signs that often show up first in our climate, including rot, loose or corroded fasteners, and any movement or wobble underfoot. In Cleveland, OH,

Does a deck add value to your home? In this episode of Deck Builders Staten Island, we break down the question in plain language for homeowners in Staten Island, NY, including what buyers tend to notice, why outdoor living space matters, and how deck condition can influence resale appeal. We also talk about the difference between a deck that simply exists and one that feels like a real extension of the home.A deck often adds value because it creates usable space outdoors without the cost and

Even interior designers have design regrets. This week, Dina and Ariana are looking back at the design decisions they’d rather forget. The trends they’ve outgrown, the choices they weren’t confident enough to question, the risks they wish they had taken, and the pieces still living in their homes as evidence. From Ari’s questionable early relationship decor to the things Dina would never do again, they’re breaking down how personal style evolves with confidence, experience, and a few mistakes along

In this episode of Deck Builders Albany, we answer a common homeowner question: is a pergola worth it on a deck? For many Albany-area homes, the answer depends on how you want to use the space. A pergola can help define an open deck so it feels more like an outdoor room, while still keeping the light, airy feel that many homeowners like. It also adds partial shade, which can make a bright afternoon more comfortable without closing the space in completely. We talk through the practical side of that

Named by House Beautiful as one of the 25 Best Home Stores in America, Dixon Rye owners Bradley Odom and Peter Huesmmann-Odom travel the world finding inspiration and wares for their store and design office, Studio Dixon Rye.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode is with Danny Martinez and we're doing the ultimate deep dive into design hiring and what's happening in today's job market. Danny has the perfect vantage point as the CEO of Decimals—the platform that powers everything I do with the Dive Talent Network. So this episodes is about as practical as it gets.- What companies want in a “design engineer”- The biggest green and red flags from hiring managers- How the best teams are iterating on the hiring process- Examples of portfolios