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In this episode of the Construction Disruption Podcast, Todd Miller and co-host Ryan Bell explore the intersection of design, architecture, and health with award-winning architect Ali Heshmati. Heshmati's work primarily centers on designing environments that promote mental and physiological health by aligning with our natural biological rhythms.
Ali brings over 30 years of experience in architecture and design to share his insights on the impact buildings have on human health and well-being. He explores concepts like biometric architecture and the importance of natural light in our daily routines.

Heshmati also discusses Circadian Eyewear, a product he developed to mitigate the adverse effects of artificial light on our circadian rhythms. Throughout the podcast, he discusses various cultures, the essence of human-centric design, and the future of architecture in fostering healthier living spaces.

Whether you're a professional in the field or simply curious about the space we inhabit, this episode promises to reshape your understanding of architecture's role in our daily lives. Join us as we uncover the future of design and the profound ways it can enhance our physical and psychological state.

Timestamps
01:15 Introducing Award-Winning Architect Ali Heshmati
04:51 Ali Hashmati's Journey: From Tehran to Norway
14:11 The Impact of Built Environments on Health and Wellbeing
19:54 Exploring Circadian Rhythms and Architectural Design
32:19 Daylight in Architecture: Balancing Energy and Experience
39:38 The Gap in Architectural Education
42:24 The Personal Journey to Circadian Eyewear
42:48 The Impact of Circadian Eyewear
51:23 Designing Buildings for Human Experience
54:02 The Vision for a User Manual in Architecture
56:14 Advice for Aspiring Architects
59:37 Rapid Fire Questions: Insights and Anecdotes
01:09:23 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

Connect with Ali Online
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leadinc/
LEADinc: https://www.leadinc.no/
Circadian Eyewear: https://circadianeyewear.com/


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This episode of the Construction Disruption Podcast features an inspiring conversation with Kevin Krestinski, who openly shares his deeply personal and transformative journey out of the depths of gambling addiction to finding a new start in life through an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. His story takes us through moments of vulnerability, the destructive path of addiction, and the powerful transformation inspired by a deeper connection with Jesus Christ.
Kevin's openness provides inspiration and hope, highlighting the pivotal role of faith in overcoming life-controlling behaviors. The episode also introduces Kevin's book, 'I Was Blinded,' aimed at helping others find Jesus and overcome addiction. 
Timestamps
02:52 Guest Spotlight: Kevin Krestinski's Journey
04:03 Kevin's Early Life and Introduction to Gambling
07:38 The Spiral into Gambling Addiction
12:10 The Science Behind Gambling Addiction
15:22 Impact on Family and Friends
21:25 Kevin's Legal Troubles and Jail Time
28:08 Finding Redemption and a New Path
30:46 Life Behind Bars: A Personal Journey
32:52 Finding Peace and Transformation in Solitude
34:28 Rebuilding Life: The Path to Redemption
35:29 A New Chapter: Love, Support, and Marriage
37:07 The Power of Writing: Sharing a Message of Hope
38:34 Engaging with the World: The Impact of a Personal Story
41:01 Off-Topic Delights: Travel and Guacamole
42:50 Rapid Fire Questions: Insights and Laughs
53:47 Connecting with Kevin: How to Reach Out
Connect with Kevin Online
For more on Kevin's journey or to get a copy of his book, visit www.iwasblinded.com or email iwasblindedbook@gmail.com

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In this episode of the Construction Disruption podcast, host Todd Miller interviews returning guest Eric Finnegan, Vice President of Building Products Research and Demographics at John Burns Research and Consulting.
Todd and Eric explore current and future trends in the construction and remodeling industries, including insights on housing market shifts, the impact of COVID-19, the skilled labor shortage, and innovations in building materials. Eric shares valuable data on population movements, the growing importance of the suburbs, and the implications for housing demand and remodeling. They also discuss the evolving needs and preferences across different generations, from baby boomers to millennials and Gen Z, and highlight innovative products that address today's challenges in the construction industry.
Timestamps
02:01 Introducing Eric Finnegan: A Repeat Guest with Insightful Industry Perspectives
03:16 Deep Dive into John Burns Research and Consulting
07:28 The Impact of COVID-19 on the Housing Market
12:36 2023 Census Insights: Population Shifts and Housing Demand
17:57 Remodeling Trends and Predictions: A Look Ahead
23:51 Advice for New Contractors: Navigating the Remodeling Market
27:40 Exploring Housing Trends Across Generations
28:30 Millennials and Homeownership: A Shift in Trends
32:01 The Future of Housing Demand: Generational Insights
33:15 Innovations in Building Materials and Construction

Connect with Eric Online
Follow Eric on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/EricFinnigan
Connect with Eric on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericfinnigan1/
Check out John Burns Research and Consulting: https://jbrec.com/
Remodeling map mentioned by Eric

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Uncover the unexpected impact of interior design on emotions with Blima Ehrentreu. Her inspiring journey, from watching her childhood home being rebuilt to revolutionizing interior design, will leave you in awe. Discover the surprising influence of nature on her design philosophy and how she's leveraging AR (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) to create immersive experiences. Tune in to this episode of Construction Disruption to learn more about Blima's game-changing approach to interior design and her secrets to success.
In this episode, we discuss:
· How interior design can positively influence emotions and create uplifting spaces.
· How to design spaces with clear purpose and intention, making every element count.
· Explore the exciting trends and possibilities of using virtual reality in interior design.
· Common challenges faced in interior design projects and applying practical solutions.
· The potential of leveraging AI to enhance and streamline the creative design process.

Today, our guest is Blima Ehrentreu, the visionary founder, CEO, and principal interior designer of The Designers Group. With offices in New York, Toronto, and Miami, her firm is revolutionizing interior design standards. Blima's journey into the world of construction and interior design began with the rebuilding of her childhood home, igniting a passion that has driven her to create purposeful and innovative design solutions. Her unique approach and dedication make her an invaluable guest, offering insights and inspiration for aspiring interior designers and architects seeking to make a meaningful impact through innovative design solutions.

Visit the Designers Group website at thedesignersgroup.com to learn more about their interior design services and projects.

Connect with the Designers Group on social media:
Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
X (Twitter)

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If you're feeling overwhelmed by the constant struggle to find skilled labor and keep up with construction demands, then you are not alone! The skilled labor shortage is causing major headaches and hindering the growth and success of many builders and architects. But what if I told you there's a way to navigate these challenges and even thrive in this ever-changing landscape? Let's dive into some game-changing insights and strategies to revolutionize your approach to construction.
In this episode:
We discuss the latest trends shaping the future of construction design and innovation.Uncover the significant impact of the skilled labor shortage on the construction industry and how it affects future projects.Explore the benefits and potential revolution of 3D printing technology in the construction sector.Learn about the latest advancements in sustainable and energy-efficient building techniques, and how they can shape future projects.Understand the role of AI in driving future construction and design practices, and how it's poised to transform the industry.

Our guest today, Kyle Bobbitt, is a seasoned professional in the construction industry and brings over two decades of experience as an unlimited licensed general contractor. Hailing from Wake Forest, North Carolina, Kyle's expertise lies in building custom homes and other structures in North Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee, with project sizes ranging from 1 million to $50 million. His company, Kyle Bobbitt, LLC, is renowned for its contemporary design with a European flair, reflecting a unique and creative approach to construction. With a family history deeply rooted in construction, Kyle's passion and insights promise an engaging discussion on the trends and challenges shaping the future of the industry.

The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introducing Kyle Bobbitt and his company
00:03:32 - Booming new construction market in North Carolina
00:09:05 - Challenges with skilled labor shortage
00:12:27 - Sustainable design and evolving construction industry
00:13:39 - Unusual client requests
00:14:20 - Importance of Custom Home Building
00:15:36 - The Future of Construction
00:17:30 - AI's Impact on Construction
00:19:10 - Innovations in Building Materials
00:26:12 - Advice for Aspiring Builders
00:28:25 - Opportunities for Women in Construction
00:29:11 - Rapid Fire Questions
00:35:48 - Contact Information
00:36:44 - Fun Moments and Parting Thoughts

Connect with Kyle Bobbitt:
Website
Facebook
Houzz

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“I don’t care how much money he’s got in the bank. That’s not wealth. Wealth is having a business that works for you so that you can go do the things that you want to do with your life. Your life should not be your business. The business is only a vehicle to fund your life.”
Brian Kaskavalciyan, Marketing Strategist
After a career of successes and failures, Brian Kaskavalciyan now shares his experiences of becoming a wealthy contractor. We all have different definitions of wealth and success, and Brian helps his clients achieve their goals and revolutionize their businesses.
Brian challenges the established mindset of business owners and entrepreneurs through his book, The 7 Secrets to Becoming a Wealthy Contractor, podcast, live events, and website. He changes the lives of business owners by defining their goals and creating systems to reach them.

Topics discussed in this interview:
- Brian’s start as an entrepreneur
- The difference between a business owner and an entrepreneur
- Is owning a franchised business right for everyone?
- Founding gFour marketing
- Going beyond lead generation
- The law of reciprocity
- Thanking customers and keeping a good reputation
- Brian’s book, The 7 Secrets to Becoming a Wealthy Contractor
- His experience running a podcast
- Transitioning your business to a higher profit
- Defining your goals and your reasons for wanting them
- The customer experience
- Rapid fire questions

Break out of the mold and start working towards your business goals today. Visit Brian’s website, where you can get a free copy of his book: https://www.thewealthycontractor.com/

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