Quality, Consequences and the Construction Industrial Complex (part 469)

Our guest this episode is David MacLean who speaks to the evolving marketplace expectations and the opportunity awareness tools allowing built environment ecosystem stakeholders to independently evaluate and choose designs, technologies, policies, and investment strategy alternatives that best meet their short and long-term business and impact goals.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Being a systems thinking, opportunity awareness guy.
• Sustainability as a business strategy, USGBC Texas & LEED.
• Building now for how a building’s asset value will be perceived 10 years in the future.
• Why building a Universal (Business Case) Translator”, that communicates impact values across silos in easily understood dollar language, advantages everyone.
• Business case agency for all – The open-access P3I.GLOBAL - Planet People Profit Impact (P3I) Platform®. Your voice matters, get compensated appropriately.

And much more…….

More on David

David on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/david-maclean-p3i-impacts

Website https://p3i.global/

Website https://esg-impacts.com

Bio

David MacLean is the Founder and Chief Impact Assurance Officer (CIAO) of P3I.GLOBAL and JV Partner of ESG IMPACTS. Both ventures are centered around the certainty that mature, readily available solutions already exist that immediately solve any building or community health, sustainability or resiliency issues while also capable of creating greater measurable environmental, social, and financial asset value. With over 30 years of the building science, economic analysis, sustainability, and community impact expertise, David is also a founding Board Member of the USGBC Texas Chapter, Chair of the Impact Advisory Community, and Co-Founder of the Texas Sustainable Business Network.

David's work is focused on fielding solutions that push back against the lowest-first-cost minimum-building-code paradigm that has allowed the built environment ecosystem’s ceiling to become the lowest minimum expectation, rather than its floor. Through P3I.GLOBAL and ESG IMPACTS, he equips investors, developers, architects, and planners with the decision-ready, business-case data they need to substantiate the deployment of generationally responsible designs, technologies, and capital strategies which lead to safer, healthier, and more prosperous places for everyone.

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Our guest this episode is Samson Tam talking about district energy, ROI, cathedral thinking, current state of play and much more.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Avoiding unnecessary brain damage
• How electrical systems are district system
• Addition via subtraction
• Converting ideas into action

And much more…….

More on Samson

Samson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samsontam/

Corix: https://www.corix.com/

Bio

Samson Tam is a licensed professional engineer specializing in District Energy Infrastructure Development & Strategy.

As Vice President of Development at Corix, Samson leads the origination and execution of district energy projects that support master-planned communities, institutional campuses, and major urban redevelopments. His work focuses on leading district energy developments, ensuring financial and operational viability across diverse markets, and aligning stakeholders from the public and private sectors.

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Quality, Consequences and the Construction Industrial Complex (part 467)

Our guest this episode is Ian Rudolph talking about regenerative design, training and qualifying as an Architect, insurance and much more.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• De-construction materials as waste in the wrong space
• De-construction rather than demolition
• 60% of UK waste generated by construction
• Actual regenerative projects

And much more…….

More on Ian

Ian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-rudolph-9396a512/

Marks Barfield Architects: https://marksbarfield.com/

Marks Barfield Architects Circular Economy Explainer: https://marksbarfield.com/projects/beyondsustainability/

22 Baker Street case study: https://marksbarfield.com/projects/22-baker-street/

Oasis Nature Building Case Study: https://marksbarfield.com/oasis-nature-building/

The Lantern Case Study: https://marksbarfield.com/projects/the-lantern-75-hampstead-road/

Bio

Ian Rudolph BA (Hons) Arch, Dip (Hons) Arch ARB RIBA, is a Director at Marks Barfield Architects in London UK. A qualified architect since 1995, Ian began his career in Germany designing energy efficient mass-timber buildings. Today, he oversees a talented team delivering bespoke, low-carbon projects across the UK and internationally.

Marks Barfield Architects, winner of over 100 awards, works across education, arts, culture, workplace, residential, and infrastructure sectors, advancing sustainable and circular design principles. Previously, Ian led major projects at Sheppard Robson, including Santander’s London HQ and research facilities for Imperial College London, GSK, and MRC. His focus now is on integrating regenerative design into every facet of architectural practice