Kelly and Sean open a few discussions surrounding improving the quality of construction, and how this effort differs between Australia and America.

Kelly and Zak discuss the attributes of public transit service that make it possible and desirable for people to use, and how this can improve U.S. cities.

On today's episode, Kelly talks with Jonathan Spooner from Stacks + Joules, a nonprofit learning program in computer programming and wireless network management.

On this months Buildings + Beyond episode, we interview Luis Quintana to hear more about Universal Design and accessibility in Mexico City. We discuss who Universal Design is meant to help, and how U

In this episode, we learn all about the long and lengthy code development process from SWAs own Gayathri Vijayakumar.

Robb discusses the TRUE Zero Waste certification with guest Celeste McMickle, and how it serves as an effective strategy in reducing waste for businesses.

There is an enormous, industry-wide effort underway to incorporate accounting for embodied carbon in construction, because the realization has dawned that you cant build green without it.

On this episode, Robb interviews co-host, Kelly Westby, who is also SWA's Commissioning Director. Kelly explains the importance of quality control and talks about how commissioning has evolved into a process, rather than a one-off measure.

Commissioner Calise describes the actions that he and his team have taken to help NYC become one of the most accessible big cities in the US and reminds us that we need to take a human-centered approach, not just to design, but to life.

As building professionals, we often ask ourselves, "what are the most critical components to a high-performance building?" Portland, Maine based architect and building science expert, Jesse Thompson,