Things that really matter: Recent Episodes
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Things that really matter, a podcast that stands as testimony of Cundall's proud history as a global multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy. Since our inception more than 40 years ago, we have been dedicated to creating new, innovative design solutions and driving the agenda towards a more sustainable future. Join us as we discuss the Built Environment challenges and changes with the thought leaders of our industry.
In a compelling, wide-ranging discussion hosted by Cundall Associate Director, Hannah Morton, a panel of experts address the tough challenges for Australia’s urban communities, and what we must do to improve resilience to climate impacts. The podcast was created for World Green Building Week, and features Professor Cheryl Desha from Griffith University; Sustainability Lead for City of Perth, Phill Raso; GPT Group Head of Development (Office), Jamie Nelson; Cundall Partner, Julian Sutherland; and Cundall APAC ESG and Sustainability Strategy Lead, Madlen Jannaschk.
In this episode, Bianca Spoeala, Senior Marketing and BD Executive in Manchester, talks to the key people behind Eden, New Bailey concept, design and sustainability strategy.
Listen to this podcast to delve into the story behind the project that’s creating a ‘greenprint’ for net zero carbon buildings and the role Cundall played in its journey.
Presented by:
Phil Marsden – Director of Project Management at Muse Developments, Muse is part of the English Cities Fund partnership.
Stuart Fraser- Partner at Make Architects, lead architect
Simon Wyatt -Partner at Cundall, sustainability lead
In this podcast, Sonya Ku, Cundall Sustainability Strategy and ESG Associate, and Ruben Langbroek, Head of Asia Pacific at GRESB, discuss the latest insights on GRESB and what respondents need to know for the 2023 assessment cycle.
In this episode, Rob Turner, Acoustics Partner in Manchester, together with Sid Williams, Co-founder & Director of Embassy, discuss the journey of delivering a new permanent community facility for the city’s homeless and vulnerable men.
Sid describes the initial use of a tour bus as an emergency shelter and how, with the collective help of the North West property and construction industry, the charity is delivering a permanent facility which will provide 40 high quality permanent homes that will enable vulnerable adults to get back on their feet.
Listen to this podcast to hear about Cundall’s involvement in the project and how you can help too.
Can buildings get ‘hacked’? The simple, and alarming, answer is Yes!
In this podcast, Cundall Head of Clients and Marketing, Ric Navarro, catches up with Waterstons Director, Charlie Hales, to discuss themes presented in the recently launched white paper, ‘How safe is your building?', a comprehensive guide co-authored by experts from Cundall and Waterstons.
Charlie discusses in this interview how stakeholders in the property sector need to be aware of the steps they can take to secure assets and businesses processes whilst protecting the safety and wellbeing of building occupants.
Elaine Chan and Cundall Building Performance Services (BPS) specialists from Asia Pacific, Mathuran Marianayagam, Annie Nguyen, and Chris Leung will discuss what BPS is, why you should care about how buildings perform, and why BPS is so important in the big global picture.
In this podcast, Ric Navarro catches up with Tommy Crowley, global director of APAC at Wiredscore to discuss the growing importance of Wiredscore accreditation, explore the intersection of smart buildings and decarbonisation, and uncover how Wiredscore and Smartscore provide a fundamental focus on asset resiliency.
In this podcast, Ric Navarro catches up with the CEO of the Green Building Council of Australia, Davina Rooney, to discuss her foundations and early career as an engineer, her seamless move from Stockland into the CEO role at GBCA, and the rapid and necessary embrace of electrification within the built environment.
In this podcast, Ric Navarro catches up with Partner and Managing Director of Cundall MENA, Richard Stratton, to uncover the origins of his passion for engineering, discuss his ambitions for expanding Cundall into Saudi Arabia, and explore how his time out alone cycling provides the perfect platform for clear, creative thinking.
In this podcast, Ric Navarro catches up with Cundall global Managing Partner, Carole O’Neil, to discuss the key drivers behind her successful career, the additional scrutiny that come with being a non-engineer, and her passion for competing in the sport of power lifting.
In this podcast, Ric Navarro chats with Principal Sustainability Consultant and BPS lead, Mathuran Marianayagam, on optimising building performance and how zero carbon can realistically be achieved in existing buildings. Presented by Ric Navarro and Mathuran Marianayagam.
In this podcast, Gavin Bonner and Maciej Krezolek from the digital engineering team talk all about digital engineering. They address the importance of going digital and how this will have an effect on productivity, cost and sustainability.
Sarah Linnell and David Clark from the Cundall sustainability team address a question that has been raised again and again over the past year, what exactly is zero carbon? They discuss the reasons why there is confusion around the term, what we need to consider when designing, building and operating a zero carbon building, and why Cundall has committed to achieving zero carbon design on all our projects by 2030.
In this podcast Jennifer Elias and Nick Stokoe, NABERS accredited assessors, draw on their experience of designing and delivering NABERS rated buildings. They discuss how NABERS UK and Design for Performance can provide accurate data on how your commercial building is performing and identify areas for improvements and savings.
This is “Things that really matter”, a podcast that stands as testimony of Cundall's proud history as a global multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy. Since our inception more than 40 years ago, we have been dedicated to creating new, innovative design solutions and driving the agenda towards a more sustainable future. Join us as we discuss the Built Environment challenges and changes with the thought leaders of our industry.