Ladina Schöpf

Building Green

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In a world increasingly facing the challenges of climate change, the "Building Green: Tomorrow’s Architecture Today" podcast dives deep into the intersection of architecture, design, urbanism and environmental responsibility. Our mission is to highlight the transformative power of sustainable architecture, not just as a practice but as a catalyst for broader societal change. Through engaging conversations with pioneering architects, urbanists, tech innovators, sociologists, etc. we explore the details of green architectural planning and its impacts across diverse sectors.

Author

Ladina Schöpf

Episodes

#006 - Hélène Chartier, C40 - The Urban Strategy Behind Resilient Cities 16.03.2024 48:45

Join us on this episode of "Building Green" as host Ladina Schöpf welcomes Hélène Chartier, the Director of Urban Planning and Design at C40. With a vibrant career that took her from advising the Mayor of Paris to global consultancy with Arup, Hélène embodies dedication to sustainable urban futures. She leads C40’s efforts in fostering resilient and environmentally conscious city planning across t...

#005 - Satyendra Pakhalé -What are the Roots of Sustainability in Design? 02.03.2024 52:49

In the fifth episode of "Building Green," Ladina Schöpf engages in a captivating conversation with Satyendra Pakhalé, a renowned designer known for his innovative approaches that transcend traditional disciplines. Satyendra, with roots in India and a career that has flourished in Amsterdam, shares his journey. His work, celebrated globally, includes collaborations with leading brands and...

#004 - Mark Zahran - What Makes Vertical Farming Sustainable? 24.02.2024 38:58

In this episode, we journey into the realm of innovative agricultural solutions with Marc Zahran, an architect and co-founder of Yasai, a company at the forefront of sustainable agriculture. Marc delves into the fascinating world of vertical farming, explaining how this approach not only conserves space but significantly reduces water usage and eliminates the need for harmful pesticides. By contro...

#003 - Kelai Diebel - Why You Don't Have Enough Plants in Your Office 27.01.2024 49:16

In our third episode of "Building Green," I delve into an enlightening conversation with Kelai Diebel, a visionary in sustainable design and a key member at Make of Sustainable Spaces (MOSS) in Amsterdam. Kelai brings a fresh perspective to the integration of greenery in urban landscapes. Throughout our discussion, Kelai illuminates the significant impact of urban green spaces on mental well-being...

#002 - Gaia Sonzogni - Exploring a Sustainable Luxury Home in Miami 13.01.2024 25:55

During an exclusive house tour in our very first "Building Green" episode, sustainable architect Gaia Sonzogni revealed the design choices behind a sustainable luxury home in Miami Beach. She emphasized the importance of orientation for optimal light and temperature, and the strategic use of local materials like stucco, coral stone, and wood to reduce carbon footprint. This practical gli...

#001 - Gaia Sonzogni - Combining Luxury and Sustainability in Architecture 30.12.2023 41:55

Kicking off our very first "Building Green" episode . I had the pleasure of chatting with Gaia Sonzogni , an architect who's reshaping the way we think about luxury living and sustainability. Throughout our conversation, she shared valuable insights on integrating sustainability into home design without compromising on elegance and comfort. Her expertise in passive architecture and t...