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The Digital Builder podcast is for construction professionals working on the forefront of construction. If you are looking for conversations centered on where the industry is headed, this podcast is for you!​  Each episode features an interview with top construction professionals discussing themes related to connected construction and the future of the construction industry.

  1. 4 GÜN ÖNCE

    What It Takes to Deliver the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games

    In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas sits down with Michael Baim, Vice President of Venue Infrastructure at the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Allison Scott, Director of Sustainability Growth and Engagement at Autodesk, to explore what it takes to deliver the LA28 Games with fewer than 1,000 days to go. As Los Angeles prepares to host the Olympic Games for a third time, and one of the most ambitious Olympic and Paralympic Games in modern history, Michael and Allison's conversation highlights the scale, complexity, and collaboration behind LA28’s no-new-permanent venues plan, their ambitious commitment to build LA28’s footprint by adapting existing or building temporary infrastructure. Michael and Allison discuss how Autodesk’s Design and Make platform, including Autodesk Construction Cloud will help teams coordinate logistics, data, and planning across an unprecedented program. They also touch on balancing historic venue preservation with modern upgrades, the long-term community legacy LA28 aims to create, and opportunities for contractors, designers, and builders to get involved in bringing the Olympic and Paralympic Games to life. Get involved here today: https://www.rampla.org/s/

    18 dk.

  2. 10 ŞUB

    How Human-Centered Construction Helps Communities Heal and Thrive

    Recorded live at the Autodesk Technology Center in Boston, this episode of Digital Builder explores how human‑centered construction can support resilience, recovery, and long‑term community impact. Host Eric Thomas is joined by Joshua Dobbs, New England Patriots quarterback and aerospace engineer, and Gerard Georges, Director of Architecture at Build Health International, for a cross‑disciplinary conversation on empathy, leadership, and design. In this episode, we discuss: What human‑centered design looks like in practice—and why putting people first leads to stronger, more resilient communitiesHow collaboration and stakeholder engagement shape healthcare and community projects in high‑stakes environmentsLessons from professional sports—preparation, composure, and teamwork—that translate directly to construction and design teamsHow technologies like VR and data‑driven design help teams visualize outcomes, align earlier, and make better decisionsWhy empathy and adaptability are essential leadership skills on the job site, in crisis response, and beyond Dobbs shares how his experience as a quarterback—operating under pressure, leading diverse teams, and preparing for critical moments—parallels the demands faced by AEC professionals working on complex projects. Georges adds a global healthcare perspective, highlighting how thoughtful design can help communities heal and thrive over time. This episode was recorded during the launch of Autodesk’s Make It Heal film series and the 2026 Design & Make It Real program.

    38 dk.

  3. 20 OCA

    How Power Design Is Redefining Innovation at Scale

    In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas talks with Power Design CTO Raghu Kutty and Autodesk’s Sid Haksar about how one of the industry’s most innovative specialty contractors is reshaping construction through intentional structure, unified workflows, and forward‑looking tech adoption. Key topics include: Power Design’s unified “one office, one culture” modelTaking control of the supply chain (in‑house switchgear, trucking, warehousing)Field‑first, mobile‑first technology and connected data workflowsPreparing for AI through clean data, platformization, and change‑ready cultureHow deliberate training + standards enable scale and rapid tech transformation Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.

    31 dk.

  4. 14 OCA

    AI, Sustainability, and the Long View from Autodesk Research

    Research and development teams often work behind the scenes, but they play a major role in shaping where construction is headed next. In this episode, Eric Thomas sits down with Fope Bademosi, Circular Economy and Construction Researcher, and Lorenzo Villaggi, Principal Research Scientist at Autodesk, to explore how Autodesk Research is approaching the future of AI, sustainability, and material reuse. Fope and Lorenzo walk through their latest work on assessing existing buildings, predicting what’s inside walls using multimodal data, and designing low‑carbon assemblies with the help of AI agents. They also explain how early insight into materials, carbon impacts, and code constraints can shift project culture toward circularity. Topics we cover: How Autodesk Research operates 5–10 years ahead of industry needsThe impact of material reuse on carbon reduction and wasteWhat circularity and the circular economy mean in a construction contextA prototype that predicts the materials and systems hidden behind wallsHow multimodal data improves AI’s accuracy on existing buildingsUsing AI agents to design low‑carbon assemblies that merge reclaimed and new materialsThe role of building codes, performance requirements, and safety considerationsWhere the Autodesk Research team is headed next with testing, customer collaborations, and expanded assembly types The built environment contributes roughly 40% of global carbon emissions, and most construction waste still ends up in landfills. Fope and Lorenzo share how emerging technologies—combined with new workflows and industry collaboration—can help shift project teams toward reuse, lower‑carbon design, and more informed decision‑making from the start. Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas from Autodesk.

    32 dk.

  5. 6 OCA

    Why AI Adoption Fails and How Construction Leaders Can Fix It

    In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas sits down with Dr. Sarah Buchner, founder and CEO of Trunk Tools, for a grounded, no-nonsense conversation about how construction teams can actually start using AI today. Recorded live at Autodesk University, the discussion moves past the high-level hype and into the real workflows where AI is already driving change—from automating white‑collar tasks to reducing rework and helping teams navigate labor shortages. Drawing from her background as a carpenter, project leader, data scientist, and founder, Sarah breaks down what adoption looks like in the field, how to overcome resistance, and why embracing AI early is quickly becoming a competitive advantage. We discuss: Why AI adoption struggles—and what actually helps teams get over the humpThe biggest areas of ROI for AI today, especially in white‑collar construction workflowsHow autonomous AI agents differ from tools like ChatGPTThe role of executives, legal, and IT in successful AI rolloutWhy vertical, construction‑trained AI models matterHow AI can reduce rework, ease labor shortages, and let builders focus on building Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.

    25 dk.

  6. 17.12.2025

    Enter the New Era of Reality Capture

    In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas sits down with Jeevan Kalanithi and Michael Fleischman, co-founders of OpenSpace, to explore how reality capture technology is transforming construction. Recorded live at Autodesk University in Nashville, the conversation traces the journey from early laser scanning to today’s AI-powered visual intelligence platforms—and what that means for builders on the ground. From reducing disputes and project risk to unlocking new possibilities with spatial AI, Jeevan and Michael share insights on how technology is giving teams “superpowers” rather than replacing experience. They also look ahead to the future of AI agents and robotics in construction. We discuss: The “three chapters” of reality capture—and why visual intelligence is the next frontierHow reality capture builds trust, speeds decisions, and lowers riskWhy today’s tech feels more Iron Man than TerminatorThe role of AI and spatial computing in shaping the job siteWhat AI agents could mean for productivity and the labor shortage Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.

    31 dk.

  7. 09.12.2025

    A Closer Look at Design & Make with Autodesk’s Dara Treseder

    In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas sits down with Autodesk's Chief Marketing Officer Dara Treseder to unpack the latest insights from the annual State of Design & Make Report. Recorded live at Autodesk University in Nashville, the conversation explores what the data says about digital maturity across the Design and Make industries—and how construction teams can turn those findings into action. From the industry’s ambition to go fully cloud-based to practical strategies for closing the skills gap, Dara shares how leaders are building resilient, efficient organizations that deliver faster, on budget, and with stronger stakeholder trust. Download the Spotlight on Construction here: https://construction.autodesk.com/go/design-and-make-construction-spotlight-report Download the full report here: https://www.autodesk.com/design-make/research/state-of-design-and-make-2025 We discuss: Key findings from the 2025 State of Design & Make ReportThe cloud adoption gap—and why it’s a massive opportunity for constructionHow improved data access and collaboration drive accuracy and efficiencyPractical strategies for attracting, training, and upskilling talentWhere sustainability gains are showing up across project lifecycles Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.

    24 dk.

  8. 03.12.2025

    What Makes Design-Build Different? A Deep Dive With DBIA

    Design-build is gaining momentum across the construction industry, and for good reason: it delivers projects faster, fosters collaboration, and reduces risk. But what really sets design-build apart from traditional delivery methods—and how does technology amplify its benefits? In this episode of Digital Builder, host Eric Thomas sits down with Brian Skripac, Director of Virtual Design and Construction at the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA), to unpack the fundamentals of design-build, bust common myths, and explore how digital tools are transforming project delivery. Recorded live at Autodesk University 2025 in Nashville, this conversation dives into why design-build is more than a contract—it’s a cultural shift toward transparency, trust, and innovation. We discuss: What makes design-build different from design-bid-build (DBB) and construction manager at risk (CMAR)Common misconceptions about design-build—and the truth behind themHow technology and shared models break down silos and improve coordinationWhy early collaboration leads to better outcomes and fewer surprisesPractical advice for teams looking to adopt design-build successfully Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.

    28 dk.
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The Digital Builder podcast is for construction professionals working on the forefront of construction. If you are looking for conversations centered on where the industry is headed, this podcast is for you!​  Each episode features an interview with top construction professionals discussing themes related to connected construction and the future of the construction industry.

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    Autodesk
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    2020 - 2026
  • Bölümler
    137
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    Uygun
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