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Niknaz Aftahi, Architect and founder at AEC+Tech joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan to discuss innovation in our built environment and the following topics:
* Growing an affinity for technology whilst working an Architecture firm.
* The future of the AEC+Tech platform (https://www.aecplustech.com/)
* How to increase adoption of technology by AEC professionals
This podcast and others can be listened to over at the aecHive platform, where the largest collection of AEC focused podcasts on the internet exists: https://aechive.net/pod -
Matthew Jackson, Director of Business Development at BIM Object joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan to discuss innovation in our built environment and the following topics:
* Making delivery of built environment assets more akin to a product delivery process.
* Drivers for standardization efforts in the build environment, and the benefits of this.
* Methods of sharing product information and data during the delivery process for improved building outcomes.
This podcast and others can be listened to over at the aecHive platform, where the largest collection of AEC focused podcasts on the internet exists: https://aechive.net/pod -
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Amanda Wachendorf, Customer success team lead at Eagle Point Software joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment and:
* Building competency and change management within AEC sector organisations
* The importance of supporting growth of individuals with planned learning, a joined focus on career progression and creating “a learning environment”
* What the AEC industry can learn from software and other sectors.
This podcast and others can be listened to over at the aecHive platform, where the largest collection of AEC focused podcasts on the internet exists: https://aechive.net/pod -
Dimitrie Stefanescu, Founder at Speckle Systems joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Dimitrie joins the podcast to discuss:
What Speckle does, how it came about and its future role in information management for our built environment.
How he intends to make Speckle a sustainable growth venture for the community via Open Source and the associated Open Core business model.
What he intends to present at the BIM Coordinators Summit 2021.
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Todd Weyandt, Brand Marketing Creative Director at Applied Software and Host of Bridging the Gap Podcast joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Todd joins the podcast to discuss:
Collaboration, communication and attitudes of stakeholders participating on projects
1. Challenges facing AEC sectors due to project organisation structures e.g fragmentation
2. Overcoming challenges and using technology to enable better
3. Communication to get better project results
If any of the topics of this podcast affects you, please share your views over at the aechive.net (https://aechive.net) community platform.
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Daniel Davis, senior researcher at Hassell studio architects joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Daniels joins the podcast to share his passion for the AEC sectors whilst discussing:
* His research into the post covid workplace and what productivity means in a post covid workforce.
* Katerras attempts to automate the construction industry, its postmortem, what it means for the future of architecture and the wider construction industry.
* A career choice as a researcher within companies like Hassell, Wework, Case inc. and the challenges he sees for the uncommon role in the AEC sectors.
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Andy Boutle, head of BIM at Kier (Large UK contractor), and Engagement Co-lead at the UK BIM Alliance joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
This podcast discusses:
the information management function on projects and how it is evolving.
the integration of organisations, domains, supply chains and vendor platforms and challenges associated with this.
industry patterns of poor practice that hinder new innovative collaboration practices.
Andy is passionate about scaling innovation and digitisation of the AEC industries. If any of the topics of this podcast affects you, please share your views over at the aechive.net (https://aechive.net)community platform.
This can also be listened to in audio format on the aecHive platform along with 3,000 other leading AEC podcasts:
* https://www.aechive.net/aechive-podcast/andy-boutle-scaling-project-innovation-by-improving-information-management-practices
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Paul Surin, Global lead Built Environment at IBM, and active member of ISO TC442 group joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
The construction industries are disconnected and fragmented and this is impacting our collective ability to impact to improve on our productivity as an industry. This is crucial to the success delivering against some of the most important needs on our planet, and unless it changes - We are in trouble!
Paul believes that the democratisation of software and access to digital tools will drive the digital transformation of our built environment, and towards a place we need to go as an industry.
Listen to what Paul has to say and how the work that he is doing in IBM with the Openbuilt platform is creating a unified approach for vendors, industry, regulators and the supply chain.
If any of the topics of this presentation affects you, please share your views over at the aechive.net (https://aechive.net) community platform.
This can also be listened to in audio format on the aecHive platform along with 3,000 other leading AEC podcasts:
* https://www.aechive.net/aechive-podcast/paul-surin-a-unified-approach-drives-a-better-built-world
* https://www.aechive.net/pod -
Rebecca De Cicco, Global Chair Women In BIM, Founder of Digital Node which was recently acquired by Aurecon, ex-BIM Task Group (UK) joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a St Patricks Day Special discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Rebecca played a role in pioneering BIM standards in the UK and setup her own consultancy to enable BIM with some of the leading early practitioners, from implementation to training.
As other industries move on, the AEC sectors is a male dominant industry and it is rotting from the inside out as a result. Where diversity and opportunity have played a key part in the development of other industries, the AEC sectors has not moved on and presents a real risk and challenge for the industry.
Alongside this, the industry has been forced to innovate and fast, as new technologies and working methods become normalised for a post COVID era.
Listen to what Rebecca has to say about this, and more. Also, If you are interested in the Women In BIM initiative - a knowledge-sharing and support network for women in BIM, learn more about getting involved here: https://womeninbim.org/
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Jero Juujarvi, BIM Coordinator at “Kreate Oy”, Author & Amazon Bestseller and founder of “Infrapioneer Group” joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.Open standards drive innovation and this statement is testament to the work of Jero and the BuildingSMART Finland group recent development of IFC for Infrastructure. Lowering the barriers to digital collaboration has created a new wave of innovation and this podcasts discusses efficiency of new age digital project collaboration amongst Scandinavian Organisations and the benefits for projects.Topics of interest in this podcast include;* How industry benefits from the standardisation of technology* How AR/VR and emerging technologies are starting to change the lives of industry operatives.As always, enjoy the conversation, then comment below or share your views over at the aechive.net (https://aechive.net) community platform.
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Neil Thompson, Director of Digital construction at SNC-Lavalin Atkins, Head of construction innovation hub at the Centre for Digital Built Britain and Honorary associate professor at UCL joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
This podcast takes the listener on a journey around some of the issues and opportunities presenting itself to construction sectors. The mechanisms for communication that we have become acquainted to in our personal lives is setting our expectations for a future in the way that we communicate and collaborate around projects.
Topics of interest in this podcast include;
* Neils history
* Standardisation of new ways to communicate
* “Burly builders”, and how the adoption of BIM by the masses.
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Clifton Harness, CEO and co-founder at TestFit joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
TestFit provides enterprise ready generative design solutions for niches in the design industries. This podcast provides an insight to how a solution solved a problem for the feasibility design stages for Real Estate development and later grew to a more universal solution platform using a useful pattern of design automation development.
Topics of interest in this podcast include;
* Incubating an idea, getting traction and scaling (2 years in)
* Writing algorithms for architects to automate commodity architecture
* Why the future of the technology sectors are integrated via APIs
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Ian Keough, CEO at Hypar, joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Ian is no stranger to innovation in the AEC world. Famous amongst Reviteers` for his visual programming language Dynamo, he is at it again; This time for the development of the cloud based design automation platform - Hypar.
Insight shared:
* Ian’s background and insight to his frustration with waste amongst the design professions.
* A deep dive into Hypar, including philosophies underpinning its growth and popularity amongst the AEC sectors, and finally;
* Ian’s words of wisdom for new innovators - “There is so much opportunity!”
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Tannis Liviniuk, CEO at Trillium Advisory Group Director joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Tannis has construction in her blood - Born to a family involved in construction, she is more than familiar with the practices of the industry. Having taken the leap herself into the industry, she shares her views on what is working and in particular, what needs to change.
Topics of interest in this podcast include;
* Evaluating technology processes and quantifying value for clients and contractors.
* Integration of people and processes on projects.
* The gap that exists between SMEs and technology, and the opportunities that beholds.
* The untapped potential of improving diversity in construction.
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Kat Dovjenko, Design Program Manager at the Real Estate R&D lab at Google, joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.Kat is a finance graduate with an appetite for construction; Currently working for a huge client less known for their ownership of assets but more for their applications, datacenters and search engine - Google. In this podcast, she shares her approach to innovation in the built environment and describes how it works inside Google, the initiatives that she is a part of outside of Google and shares some thought leadership around some of the up and coming projects that she expects to impact the AEC sectors through 2021 and beyond.As always, enjoy the conversation, then comment below or share your views over at the aechive.net (https://aechive.net) community platform.
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Sasha Reed, Director of Industry Advancement at Procore and Co-Founder of the CPC Coalition joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Sasha enjoyed the beginnings of her in construction whilst working with a speciality contractor where she experienced first hand an industry wide failure to transform with technology. She observed an incoherence of each others needs, no consistent language to communicate and an environment where it was easier to say no than to tackle problems and innovate. Soon after, she was compelled to join a marketing role with Bluebeam to focus on delivering her newfound message to help the industry evolve and also co-founded the CPC coalition with past guest Nathan Wood (Link) during this process.
Sasha now leads industry advancement with Procore where she continues to develop and deliver her message about how our industry can advance.
Topics of interest in this podcast include;
Sashas work as a part of procore.org
The issues around communication and cultural problems in construction
The importance of culture as a foundational layer in industry success taking precedent on Sashas enjoyment of the car industry and patterns of success for successful pit teams in Formula 1 .
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Tom Bartley, CEO at Barbal joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in our built environment.
Amongst the slew of positions and experience within AEC sectors, Tom's dominant background is digital engineering and procurement with WSP. Other notable projects include his involvement with the steering group that gave birth to the PAS 1192 standards, which would become a cornerstone for the ISO 19650 standards in later years. Tom is best known for his role as CEO of Barbal and the futuristic articles he publishes with his outlook on the future of construction. e.g [Towards an internet of construction](https://tom-bartley.medium.com/towards-an-internet-of-construction-6ab9e211c241)
As both a technically astute and forward thinking guest, Ralph and John cut right to the chase with Tom to discuss his views on the future paths of industry evolution and cover some of the things that need to change to make it happen. Topics of interest include:
* How the role of a BIM manager will split into systems vs information architecture
* Consideration if ISO/BuildingSMART will remain the home of interoperability standards for construction
* Universally applicable solutions for consensus building via Barbal
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Ryan Tennyson, Technology advisor at the Scottish Future Trust, and recognised name amongst the innovative UK BIM scene joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about innovation in the AEC industries.
Tennyson shares his journey from questioning BIM as the panacea for the industry, to leading some of the most pivotal initiatives around information management practices for the betterment of the AEC industries. This story is sure to inspire openness amongst industry stakeholders and encourage listeners to invest themselves into taking a look to the future through the Tennyson BIM crystal ball.
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Rebecca Lovelace joins host Ralph Montague accompanied by John Egan to discuss innovation and community in the AEC industries. Rebecca is founder and "Chief dot joiner" at Building People (http://www.buildingpeople.org.uk/) and brings us a really interesting discussion around her journey whilst creating a platform to connect initiatives in the construction industries. As always, enjoy the show and please leave your comments below.
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Rachel Hartley and Adam Menter from Autodesk joins hosts Ralph Montague and John Egan for a discussion about the Autodesk group network and the impact that it is having on Autodesk communities across the globe. Please share your views in the comments below.
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