Episodes
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Growing architecture is an innovative approach that integrates living plants into architectural designs, addressing ecological issues such as climate change adaptation and promoting sustainable living environments. This concept challenges traditional design methodologies by incorporating elements like growth, decay, chance, and probability into the creation of resilient and beautiful structures.
This episode's guest is Ferdinand Ludwig, a Professor of Green Technologies in Landscape Architecture and the Director of the Research Group Baubotanik at the Technical University of Munich. He co-founded OLA â Office for Living Architecture in Stuttgart, Germany, and is the author of the book âGrowing Architecture â How to Design and Build with Trees.â
In our conversation, we explore the following questions:
What inspired the concept of Baubotanik, and what challenges arise when designing with nature?How can we adopt a mindset that looks beyond our own lifetimes when planning and building structures?What are the three approaches to time in the context of living architecture?How can we understand cities as living systems and the concept of inhabitable forests?Tune in to this episode to discover how Ferdinand Ludwig's groundbreaking work is reshaping our understanding of architecture and encouraging us to design with nature, time, and the unknown in mind.
Locations of the experiments mentioned on the episode:Plane Tree CubeBaubotanik Tower, Baubotanik Footbridge, Arbor Kitchen
Growing Architecture book
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Have you ever heard about the living root bridges of Meghalaya?
This episode was recorded in Northeast India, in the enchanting state of Meghalaya, known as one of the wettest places on Earth. The Khasi people have developed an extraordinary method of creating living root bridges by weaving the roots of trees. These unique structures continue to grow stronger over time.
In this episode, I had the pleasure of hosting Morningstar Khongthaw, an environmental activist, founder and chairman of the Living Bridges Foundation, social entrepreneur, and tour guide. We delve into the Khasi mindset, the concept of time, the significance of roots, and much more.
Join us for a fascinating conversation about this incredible tradition and the wisdom behind it.
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Michael Bungay Stanier and I sat down for a conversation. If you hear seagulls in the background, itâs because this episode was recorded in the beautiful coty of Tangier, Morocco. It began during a dinner he hosted as part of the House of Beautiful Business gathering, under the intriguing theme â How to Be a Stranger. We explored the delicate balance between having an outsider perspective and feeling a sense of belonging. What is your tendency?
This conversation was a combination of an interview and a coaching session. We dived into fascinating topics that Michael often explores in his coaching career, such as: when you want to do something that matters - how to begin, the true meaning of commitment, and the dance between thrilling, important, and daunting. Tune in to join the conversation.For show notes & links visit TNM official website
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To end this season, I would like to share with you something that touched me deeply, a dream walk that was originally exhibited as a sound installation in an art exhibition called Revealed, in Melbourne in 2017. You can find it in Tyson Yunkaporta brilliant book Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World. Tyson recently published his new book âRight Story, Wrong Storyâ, and if you havenât had a chance to check out his work, I highly recommend it.
I invite you to sit or lie down in a comfortable position, close your eyes and simply follow my voice.
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Ever heard of Davos, the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Switzerland? Now, what about its intriguing counterpart, unDavos? Meet Mark Turrell, the visionary mind questioning everything, forging new ideas, and disrupting conventional structures. unDavos, an entrepreneurial gathering running parallel to WEF events, is just one manifestation of Mark's innovative thinking.
Mark wears many hats â strategist, author, educator, and entrepreneur. His work seamlessly merges collective intelligence with cutting-edge technologies like AI, networks, complex systems, and the profound insights of behavioral science and neuroscience. But that's not all. Mark has a riveting 25-year plan to change the world for the better, and he's already in the thick of executing it.
Join us as we peel back the layers of unDavos and dive into Mark's unique approach to global change. This episode promises an inside look at the secret world of unDavos and a captivating journey into the mind of a forward-thinking strategist and change-maker.
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In the dynamic world of coliving, the heartbeat isn't just the physical space but the vibrant communities that thrive within. Join us in an upcoming episode where we break ground on the fascinating landscape of coliving. We'll delve into the pivotal role of crafting customer-centric experiences, dispelling common misconceptions about the industry, and extracting invaluable advice for those venturing into the realm of community-based projects.
Meet Leah Ziliak, a recognized expert in the coliving industry and one of the world's leading experts over the past several years. In 2019, she took her passion for community to the next level by founding a coliving consultancy, dedicating her expertise to designing and enhancing the Community Experience. With over 15 years in the hospitality and entertainment sector, Leah, now a digital nomad, traverses the globe, collaborating with coliving brands to cultivate community within shared living spaces and craft positive customer experiences.
Join us for an insightful conversation with Leah as we navigate the complexities and opportunities within the coliving landscape. Whether you're an industry professional or someone intrigued by community-focused living, this episode is a must-listen to glean wisdom from one of the foremost experts in the field.
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Bloxhub, the Nordic hub for urban innovation, is a captivating ecosystem that has left me truly fascinated. From companies matchmaking through a unique collaborative method, Bloxhub is building bridges with the intention of creating desirable urban futures and foster Interdisciplinary collaboration in the process.
On this episode I had the pleasure to host Torben Klitgaard, the CEO of BLOXHUB â a business matchmaking community, a co-working space and a research network hub for everyone who works within sustainable urbanization.
Join us as we delve into the world of Bloxhub, unraveling the incredible work they are doing. Discover how, together, we can contribute to the creation of better and more sustainable cities, processes, and businesses.
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What values should modern education systems embrace? What does the future of learning look like?
These were the very questions that consumed Rekha when she became a parent. Not content with the standard schooling system, Rekha ventured into the unknown, ultimately founding a company that has become a way of life. Their creation is revolutionizing education globally, offering an alternative for families aspiring to travel the world while providing their children with unique experiences.
Meet Rekha Magon, the co-founder and Head of Education at Boundless Life â a turnkey solution for families seeking to live, work, and learn while exploring the world. Rekha is deeply passionate about crafting meaningful learning experiences that inspire children to question, create, and innovate based on their personal interests.
Join us in this episode to unravel the story behind Boundless Life â how it all began, where it's headed, and how you can become part of this transformative movement. Trust me, if you're curious about reshaping education and embracing a boundless lifestyle, you won't want to miss this episode.
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In the world of design, some believe there's a one-size-fits-all formula, a magical checklist that, once completed, transforms a project into a masterpiece. However, the reality is far more nuanced. Even when we check all the boxes, there's often an elusive element missing â a unique essence, a special DNA that belongs exclusively to a particular location or experience. My guest in this episode refers to this elusive quality as 'the only.'
Meet Victoria Taylor, an experience consultant and designer specializing in hospitality, luxury, travel, and entertainment industries. Her forte lies in crafting experiences that become 'The Only.' Engaged in a variety of distinctive projects, Victoria operates on the premise that no two endeavors are identical. Yet, they all share a common thread â a commitment to placing humans at the core and creating a unique 'The Only' for customers.
Join us on this episode as we delve into the secrets, inspirations, and creative processes that transform ordinary moments into extraordinary memories. Discover how Victoria's expertise breathes life into the concept of 'The Only,' reshaping the landscape of experiences in hospitality, luxury, travel, and beyond.
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Prepare for a mind-altering experience as we unravel the secrets of how our brains decode space, guided by the extraordinary Natalia Filvarovaâneuroscientist and UX trailblazer at Google, reshaping the boundaries of digital identity systems.
This episode promises not just a deep dive, but a plunge into the transformative intersection of neuroscience, space perception, and the art of design.
Natalia, armed with her profound expertise in brain imaging and sensory processing, offers a perspective that goes beyond the ordinary.
In this conversation, we discuss practical tools and strategies, transforming spaces into more than just engaging entitiesâthey become catalysts for heightened well-being and deeper connections. Join us as we embark on a journey where science dances with art, exploring the creation of environments that imprint lasting impressions on our lives.
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Let's dive into the captivating world of experience design, where the crafting of unforgettable moments becomes both an art and a science. In this episode, we'll embark on a journey to explore the secrets of this craft, unveiling the invaluable tools employed and gaining deeper insights into the pivotal role of experience design. Together, we'll discover the alchemy behind creating experiences, spaces, and projects that resonate long after the moment has passed, leaving an indelible mark on visitors.
And who better to guide us through this journey than Pigalle, an Experience Designer with a remarkable 15-year journey in shaping immersive experiences, installations, and groundbreaking programs? Pigalle's expertise lies in her unique multidisciplinary approach, seamlessly blending the worlds of art and science. Join us as we uncover the artistry and impact of experience design through Pigalle's lens, offering a glimpse into a world where creativity meets lasting impressions.
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In the closing chapter of his book The Business Romantic, Tim extends an intriguing invitation. What started as a light-hearted jest has grown into a thriving community, uniting some of the most innovative and imaginative minds on the planet.
Tim says that when it comes to gatherings, it is not only about the "why" but also deeply about the "how." What is a life-centered economy, and how can we infuse more beauty into our lives, work, and the ecosystems we inhabit?
Join us for a profound conversation with Tim Leberecht, the co-founder and co-CEO of the esteemed House of Beautiful Business.
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Imagine waking up one day and realizing that you've been dancing to the wrong tune your entire life. It's a jarring moment of truth, one that begs you to break free from the ordinary and embark on an extraordinary journey.
For me, that moment was a catalyst for change â a signal to disrupt the status quo and set off on a path less traveled. Because sometimes, the most sensible thing is to sell all your belongings and buy a one-way ticket to Japan.
With each step, each new horizon, my inquiry grew. It wasn't just a matter of traveling miles; I was excavating the layers of my own beliefs about success, existence, and the very nature of creation. The more I traveled, the more I questioned how we construct our lives and our spaces, and the profound resonance they hold in shaping our well-being.
Here it is, a solo episode. Where I peel back the layers of my evolution. A transformation awaits â and who knows, within the cadence of my words, you might just find the daring to pose your own uncharted questions.
So, shall we dance?
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Trend is a mindset; by studying the âmarginsâ of society - the depths of culture that we tend to overlook - Lior Fisher Shiloni & Nataly Izchukov, founders of âThe Visionaryâ, aim to aid clients with identifying upcoming major trends in the near and far future.
By analyzing different social, political and cultural shifts around the world, The Visionary decipher future consumer preferences into actionable strategies and tangible style recommendations, exploring aesthetic creativity and global innovation. They specialize in developing personalized trend forecasts and sociocultural analysis for fashion, lifestyle and design brands.
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Why do coworking spaces fail?
As the number of location independent workers grow, the demand is rising and new coworking spaces are being open everywhere. Yet, most of the times having great Wi-Fi and comfy desks is not enough. What makes coworking successful and how can we change lives by creating the optimal work environment conditions?
Jean-Yves Huwart is the founder of SocialWorkplaces.com and the producer of the Coworking Europe conference.
Co-owner of two coworking spaces himself, Jean-Yves Huwart is devoting a growing portion of his time in accompanying decision makers with their plans to move their physical assets and workforce towards flex and hospitality-based environments.
Join us to know what are the secret ingredients for a successful coworking space, what are the common mistakes that founders often make and whatâs his advice for anyone who wish to start a coworking space.
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How does tourism changes people and places?
Martin Hohn is a regenerative catalyst from Switzerland who work at the intersection of placemaking and social innovation.
With a background in hospitality management and food start-ups, Martin aims to establish ecological processes that elevates wellbeing, while working on various concepts that prototype a disruptive combination of consciousness, regeneration and social technology.
What is regenerative tourism and why do we need it? Join us to learn how we can harness the power of tourism in order to create positive impact and create resilient future proof businesses.
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Change is not only the places where we live and work, it is also the way we see ourselves; our wish to belong to something new that is aligned with our value and purpose.
From Bali, Indonesia to Sri Lanka, David co-founded Outpost: a network of âlive-workâ spaces that support the community of remote workers who wish to go beyond the âwater-cooler talkâ.
Davidâs unique career path has spanned from Wall Street and the White House to Tokyo University. He is an award-winning author on green technology and sustainability and led a non-profit that built cleanwater systems in Africa. David has seen our worldâs ups and downs and wants to bring back humanities solidarity.
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Change is not only the projects we decide to start, it is also the systems that we are using for doing that.When Sam Delesque started OASA, he decided to build a decentralized ownership model, explore new methods of decision making and positive impact measurement. To do so, he is using blockchain technology, DAO and tokens.
OASA is a collection of regenerative community run co-living and co-creation spaces in nature, that put humans & planet first community. OASA is owned and operated by and for nomads, entrepreneurs and artists who want to regenerate the planet.
The first space is located in Alentejo, Portugal it is called Traditional Dream Factory who recently got selected as 1 of 12 cutting edge regenerative villages around the world by regen civics cohort.
Join us to learn more about his unique perspective, how living spaces can be operated and focus on gross happiness and positive planet impact.
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Is it possible to make money from solving problems instead of creating them?
According to Illana Adamson, founder and CEO of Be better Sustainability, itâs the only way to move forward. Consulting to companies worldwide, itâs Illanaâs mission âto put sustainability at the heart of all business, community and individual decisions
With over 30 yearsâ experience in strategic luxury marketing with a deep knowledge of how the jigsaw pieces of sustainable development interconnect in nuanced ways for different industries, this episode aims to inspire you to do things in a new way, and adapt a sustainable mindset
In order to generate real change, we must adopt a humble approach to indigenous knowledge that is being preserved in communities around the world and implement it in the way we live, structure our businesses and projects.
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When Edo visited a rural village in Spain, an idea came to his mind; his vision was to accommodate remote workers, help them to connect with nature and with one another. This is the story of Sende â one of the first rural coliving projects in the world, an authentic sanctuary for the digital nomads: a place where friendships are being born while reviving an old 20 inhabitantâs village.
Find out how natural settings affect wellbeing, community, and creative thinking in this episode.
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