In this episode we discuss 3D printing recycled plastic homes with Ross Maguire, the CEO and co-founder of California based Azure Printed Homes.  

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In today's episode we discuss straw bale construction with Chris Magwood, who founded the Endeavour Centre, a resource for sustainable construction.

In this episode, I talk John Heyesen, CEO of Arbor Wood Co., about his popular product line on thermally modified wood products. In a 3 stage process, all the sugars are cooked out of wood to make it resistant to pests and mold. Steam stabilizes the wood so it doesn't warp.

One of his products has a charred top surface, similar to Yakisugi or Shou Sugi Ban Japanese wood. Check out the video on my channel for all the info!

In today's episode we discuss supply chain issues once again.  This time we speak to someone with first hand experience of these issues, Johnpaul Manning, CEO of Build4Less in Scotland

In this episode I am joined by CEO and Co-Founder of Apis Cor, Anna Cheniuntai.  Apis Cor is a 3D concrete printing company based in Florida that has built a showroom to educate the customer (and the public) on what a 3D concrete building really is.

In this episode, we discuss modular construction and how companies are taking different approaches to the up and coming industry. Interview with Brian Gaudio, CEO of Module Design.

What's the difference between painting and staining bricks and other masonry? Is one better than the other? In this episode we discuss common design trends and how they aren't always what they seem. Interview with Briggitte Emmons-Vega, R&D Specialist at Nawkaw in Athens, Georgia. 

Ben Uyeda is a former architect turned YouTube creator and serial entrepreneur. He is the creator of the YouTube channels HomeMade Modern as well as The Modern Home Project. His self-build of a shipping container home in Joshua Tree, California, has attracted millions of viewers around the world. In this episode, we discuss shipping container conversions, alternative career paths for architects and his future plans for his channels.

Kathryn Larsen aka "The Seaweed Girl" an architecture student in the Netherlands has opened her own business and is experimenting with seaweed as a construction material. Check out her work at: https://kathrynlarsen.com/

Interview with Michael Woods and Peter Cooperman of Black Buffalo 3D. We dive in deeper into 3D concrete printing