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Buildings 2.0 dives deep into the technology, trends and talent reshaping the structures where we live and work. Hosted by Jose Cruz Jr, this podcast brings you interviews with the industry’s brightest minds, from visionary architects and property owners to chief innovation officers. Brought to you by Integrated-Projects.com.

3일 전

Why BIM interoperability is a trap?

In this episode of Buildings 2.0, Jose Cruz interviews Dimitri Stefanescu, founder and CEO of Speckle Systems. They discuss the challenges of interoperability in the AEC industry, the importance of communication and trust among stakeholders, and the balance between open source and business pressures. Dimitri shares insights on the future of data in construction, unexpected use cases for Speckle, and the evolving role of AI in the industry. The conversation emphasizes the need for a post-file world and the importance of understanding existing spaces to drive digitization. Takeaways Interoperability is not just a technical issue but a communication problem. Building trust among stakeholders is crucial in AEC. Open source can create positive externalities but also challenges. Data should be accessible and queryable, not locked in files. User personas in AEC are diverse and require tailored solutions. Unexpected use cases for Speckle highlight its versatility. Visualization techniques must cater to both technical and non-technical users. AI can enhance understanding of existing spaces but is not a panacea. Engaging with construction is essential for Speckle's growth. Testing ideas on all fronts is vital for future founders.

34분
3일 전

Why "subscale" can quietly kill firm an architectural practice's growth?

In this episode, Matt Cooper, CEO of BQE, discusses his journey into the architecture and engineering (A&E) sector, the challenges faced by firms in this industry, and the importance of customer obsession. He highlights the struggles of subscale firms, the barriers to adopting new software, and the role of AI in enhancing operations. Matt also shares insights on leadership, the balance between software and service, and the lessons learned from parenting that apply to business management. Takeaways Customer obsession is a core value at BQE. A&E firms face unique challenges in managing client relationships. Subscale firms often struggle with high client concentration. Many firms still rely on outdated software solutions. Effective project management is crucial for A&E firms. Adoption of new software can be hindered by fear of change. AI can enhance efficiency but won't replace jobs. Balancing software development with customer service is essential. Understanding the growth stages of firms helps tailor solutions. Parenting experiences can inform better leadership practices.

34분
10월 22일

Why the Next Big Construction Tech Startup Might Be Born Inside a Corporate Accelerator

In this episode, Jose Cruz interviews German Aparicio Jr., a program manager at Trimble, discussing his journey from architecture to technology and the evolving landscape of the AEC industry. They explore the challenges and opportunities for startups in the architecture and construction sectors, the role of corporate venture capital, and the importance of innovation in building lifecycle management. German shares insights from his experience with the Zero to 60 accelerator program, emphasizing the need for curiosity and collaboration in driving industry advancements. Takeaways German's childhood curiosity about how things work led him to architecture. The transition from academia to software can be rewarding for architects. Risk aversion in AEC is changing, with firms becoming more open to innovation. Startups in AEC face unique challenges, including the need for warm introductions. AI is becoming increasingly important in the architecture and construction industries. The Zero to 60 program at Trimble supports startups in scaling their solutions. Corporate venture capital can provide strategic partnerships for startups. Finding product-market fit is essential for early-stage companies. Startups should focus on educating large organizations about their solutions. Curiosity is a key driver for success in architecture and technology.

37분
10월 20일

Why AECOM’s Design Principal Believes Data Alone Can’t Design Better Buildings

In this episode, Jose Cruz interviews Francis Cooke, a Design Principal at AECOM, discussing his journey into architecture, the importance of carbon reduction, and the intersection of design and technology. They explore the cultural factors influencing architecture, the role of data in design, and the impact of AI on the industry. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balance between innovation and traditional design principles, as well as the importance of understanding the human experience in architecture. Takeaways Francis's passion for architecture began with a childhood fascination with building models. Education in architecture has evolved, with a shift towards digital tools and methodologies. The importance of understanding both operational and embodied carbon in building design. Cultural factors play a significant role in architectural decisions and design outcomes. Data can inform design, but not all aspects of architecture can be quantified. AI tools can assist in design but should not replace critical thinking and learning. The future of architecture will continue to blend traditional methods with new technologies. Integrated design processes can streamline project delivery and enhance collaboration. Understanding the life cycle of building components is crucial for sustainability. The act of imagination remains central to the architectural design process.

40분
10월 15일

Why the Future of Housing May Be Built in Timber, Not Concrete?

In this episode, Jose Cruz interviews Oliver David Krieg, president of Intelligent Cities, discussing the evolution and potential of mass timber in construction. Oliver shares his journey from architecture to computational design, the benefits and challenges of using mass timber, and the innovative approaches Intelligent Cities is taking to integrate this sustainable material into urban housing. The conversation also touches on the role of AI in production, the importance of collaboration in the construction process, and the unique challenges of navigating venture capital in the real estate sector. Takeaways Oliver's journey into architecture was influenced by his love for design and technology. The transition from academia to industry involved practical applications of computational design. Mass timber offers unique benefits, including sustainability and aesthetic appeal. Understanding the material properties of mass timber is crucial for its adoption. The construction industry is slow to adopt new materials, which presents challenges for mass timber. Intelligent Cities focuses on prefabricated systems to streamline urban housing construction. Collaboration with architects and developers is essential for successful projects. Venture capital expectations differ significantly from traditional construction timelines. AI has the potential to enhance efficiency in mass timber production. Product-market fit is critical for success in the construction industry.

44분
9월 5일

Why VDC isn't about BIM—it's about data strategy

In this episode, Jose Cruz speaks with Joseph Good, Senior VDC Manager at Gilbane Building Company, about his journey in the construction industry, the importance of VDC, and the challenges faced in adopting new technologies. They discuss the significance of data management, the evolution of construction practices, and the future of the industry, including labor trends and the need for advocacy among young professionals. Joseph shares valuable insights and advice for those entering the field, emphasizing the importance of creating opportunities and building relationships within the industry. Takeaways Joseph's childhood experiences with Legos shaped his interest in architecture. Hands-on internships provide more learning than traditional coursework. VDC serves as a critical intersection between construction, engineering, and architecture. Early decisions in projects can save time and money. Tech adoption remains a significant challenge in the construction industry. Data management is essential for project success and efficiency. A shared model is necessary for effective coordination among teams. #vdc #bim

44분
7월 21일

Why Cintoo's CEO Says Point Cloud Compression Changes Everything

In this episode, Jose Cruz speaks with Dominique Pouliquen, CEO of Cintoo about his extensive journey in the 3D technology space, particularly focusing on photogrammetry and laser scanning. They discuss the importance of these technologies in architecture and construction, the concept of digital twins, and the evolving role of AI in the industry. Dominique shares insights on the challenges of implementing digital twins, the future of the metaverse in industrial applications, and lessons learned in product management and market adoption. Takeaways Dominique's journey in 3D technology began with a passion for graphics. Laser scanning is crucial for creating accurate architectural models. Digital twins are dynamic models connected to real-time data. The industrial metaverse focuses on practical applications rather than social interactions. Cost and knowledge gaps hinder the widespread adoption of digital twins. Product management is essential for successfully bringing technology to market. AI is increasingly being integrated into technology solutions. The future of building engagement will involve more automation and digital tools. Understanding the difference between must-have and nice-to-have features is key. The potential of digital twins and AI is still largely untapped.

45분
7월 2일

Why Agentic AI will handle the boring 80% of engineering workflows

This conversation explores the intersection of law and engineering, particularly focusing on the accessibility of building codes and the implications of AI in civil engineering. Daniel Calabro, founder of Ferris shares his personal journey from engineer to entrepreneur, discussing the challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. Key themes include the importance of trust and education in adopting AI, the talent shortage in the engineering field, and the vision for Ferris as a central hub for engineering tools and data. The discussion also touches on the legal precedents surrounding public access to codes and the potential for innovation in the industry. Takeaways Code should be publicly accessible if it's law. AI can enhance engineering workflows but can't replace human judgment. Building personal relationships in engineering improves project outcomes. The engineering industry faces a talent shortage due to risk and pay issues. AI can help bridge knowledge gaps in engineering teams. Trust and education are crucial for AI adoption in engineering. Public access to building codes can drive innovation. Ferris aims to centralize engineering tools and data. The future of civil engineering involves integrating AI into daily workflows. Engineers need to adapt to new technologies to remain relevant.

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Buildings 2.0 dives deep into the technology, trends and talent reshaping the structures where we live and work. Hosted by Jose Cruz Jr, this podcast brings you interviews with the industry’s brightest minds, from visionary architects and property owners to chief innovation officers. Brought to you by Integrated-Projects.com.

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