Our guest this episode is John Williams, MEP and sustainability design manager for the Mexico City airport project.

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In this episode, we discuss;

• His journey from Manchester UK to the USA to Mexico. Who says engineering careers are boring!

• The unique challenges designing a new airport located 1 mile above sea level with high outside air pollution levels.

• Trans-disciplinary design.

And much more……

For more information on John and his work;

Bio

John Williams is a motivated and creative problem solver with over fifteen years of experience in engineering, design coordination plus project and design management for high performance buildings. John is currently leading the MEP & LEED design for the new airport in Mexico City.

Previously John was managing the MEP design team for the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. John was also the mechanical Engineer of Record and lead SMEP design integrator for the innovative Apple Park in Cupertino. He has a passion for the built environment and enjoys using his experience and skills in design leadership, project management and building systems engineering.

John is a member of ASHRAE SSPC 55 (Thermal Comfort) | ASHRAE TC 6.5 (Radiant Systems) and a Professional & Chartered Engineer.

Experience & Awards

Notable Projects

Edifice Complex Podcast

Website: https://edificecomplexpodcast.com

Podcast editing by East Coast Studio