Perspectives in Motion is a visual podcast series produced by Schindler that delivers viewpoints from global leaders in urban design, architecture and mobility.
Adam Muggleton & Robert Bean
EOS
British Council for Offices
Bureau 105
Mustafa Sherif
Mustafa Sherif
Alex Carlson & Spencer Haugh
Urban Insight by Sweco
Eyal Halamish & Louka Parry
CIBSE ANZ
The Ethics Centre
Angelique Edmonds
Erin Potter
Place North West
KONE
Het Nieuwe Instituut
Architecture & Design
GRIMSHAW
AECOM
Charlie Cichetti
Elementa Consulting
Guy Geier
Maison Matz
Latin American Cities Working Group
WSP Middle East
The Developer
The Camden Clean Air Initiative
Surbana Jurong Group
Austin Williams
Hayley Jarick , CEO
Britta Cabanos
Sustainable Westchester
None
The American Ceramic Society
Sloan's Commercial Restroom Reflections
Jeff, Dan, Sara, Alex & Duncan
Cambridge University
designerati
Hoare Lea
Norman Foster Foundation
SBID
Adam Jones
Why Not Change the World? The RPI Podcast
Urban Voices
Metropolitan Workshop
Steve Wheeler
DesignIntelliigence
Office for Urbanization
UrbanNous
Thomas Empson
SOUR
interiors+sources
GreenBlue Urban
Rory Pope & Bram Chapman
The New Movement by Adi Cohen
The Fifth Estate
ElectraCast Media LLC
Michael McKeown and Daniel Bennett
Alexandra Lambropoulos
RPS Group
breaking paradigms
Mark Roman
ANDREW ROY TOH
IMechE I2I
Lauren Blake
Global Shapers Guwahati Hub
DataLab Materials Informatics Podcast
PSU Vanguard
Troy Swope
JS Institute of Design
Geosynthetica
Breakhouse
JS Institute of Design
Chloe Romano
loriandlisahr
AECOM
RMIT Digital Comms
Grosvenor Property UK
Knowledge Transfer Network
Jackson Hogg Recruitment
ILLUME Advising
The Leaders Council
TICCO
Vitoria Carneiro Zhu & Nikki Ivanova
Metropolis and SURROUND
Boopsie Maran
Ken Dooley
Elizabeth Lockwood, NCIDQ LEED AP ID+C IIDA
Event Marketer
This is Eindhoven
Nayong Pilipino Foundation
Engenius
STEM Ambassador London Hub
The RealReal, Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), and produced by Hangar Studios
Pride Road
HIVE RE:think
Engineers Without Borders Australia
World Architecture News