Built Revolution Podcast

Clark Ellis, Principal, Continuum AG, and Bridgette Boix, Principal, Krill Northgate get together to discuss their strategic alliance. Krill Northgate brings decades of experience and best in class primary and secondary market research capabilities to Continuum AG's clients. Our teams value the same things: excellence, collaboration, and client service. Bridgette and Clark enjoyed recording this podcast and look forward to supporting our clients' decisions with unique and valuable insights.

Clark Ellis, Principal, Continuum AG, and Bridgette Boix, Principal, Krill Northgate get together to discuss their strategic alliance. Krill Northgate brings decades of experience and best in class primary and secondary market research capabilities to Continuum AG's clients. Our teams value the same things: excellence, collaboration, and client service. Bridgette and Clark enjoyed recording this podcast and look forward to supporting our clients' decisions with unique and valuable insights. 

What matters the most to owners, and why?

Kelcey Henderson, President of Continuum Advisory Group, and Jose Garcia-Aranda, President of Alberici Global Automotive Constructors, Automotive, moderate a panel discussion aimed at answering that question.  

Panelists Include:

• Mike McClellan, Senior Engineering Manager, Toyota Motor North America at Bodine Aluminum
• Ryan Bader, Executive Director Facilities Planning, Design and Construction, Mercy Hospital System
• Don Wojtkowski, Executive Director Plant & Properties, SSM Health
• JD Long, Associate Vice Chancellor, Facilities, Washington University in St. Louis

Owners discuss common pitfalls, as well as opportunities, faced by construction suppliers. The panel was the first in a series for Lean Construction Institute (LCI) St. Louis Community of Interest and in this podcast, we share the discussion in full. Hear directly from them as they let us in on what matters to them the most, and why.

What matters the most to owners, and why?

Kelcey Henderson, President of Continuum Advisory Group, and Jose Garcia-Aranda, President of Alberici Global Automotive Constructors, Automotive, moderate a panel discussion aimed at answering that question.

Panelists Include:

• Mike McClellan, Senior Engineering Manager, Toyota Motor North America at Bodine Aluminum
• Ryan Bader, Executive Director Facilities Planning, Design and Construction, Mercy Hospital System
• Don Wojtkowski, Executive Director Plant & Properties, SSM Health
• JD Long, Associate Vice Chancellor, Facilities, Washington University in St. Louis

Owners discuss common pitfalls, as well as opportunities, faced by construction suppliers. The panel was the first in a series for Lean Construction Institute (LCI) St. Louis Community of Interest and in this podcast, we share the discussion in full. Hear directly from them as they let us in on what matters to them the most, and why.

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Infrastructure projects and operating assets are frequently impacted by regulatory risks. On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast, we spoke to members of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) Power Utilities and Infrastructure Research Team PUI-01, Identifying and Evaluating the Impact of Regulations throughout the Project Life Cycle, on their work and the resources they developed to address this recurring problem. The resources they produced can help electric utilities and infrastructure owners proactively identify, anticipate, and mitigate the impacts of constantly changing regulatory requirements throughout the capital asset lifecycle.

For more information, visit: https://www.construction-institute.org/resources/knowledgebase/knowledge-areas/general-cii-information/topics/rt-pui-01

Infrastructure projects and operating assets are frequently impacted by regulatory risks. On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast, we spoke to members of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) Power Utilities and Infrastructure Research Team PUI-01, Identifying and Evaluating the Impact of Regulations throughout the Project Life Cycle, on their work and the resources they developed to address this recurring problem. The resources they produced can help electric utilities and infrastructure owners proactively identify, anticipate, and mitigate the impacts of constantly changing regulatory requirements throughout the capital asset lifecycle.

For more information, visit: https://www.construction-institute.org/resources/knowledgebase/knowledge-areas/general-cii-information/topics/rt-pui-01

On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast, we spoke to the members of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) Virtual Reality in Construction Research Team. The team conducted Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) user tests on design review and planning tasks, observing both novice and expert participants. The researchers measured and analyzed several indicators of user performance of a control and test groups that included detecting design errors, judging the scope of work, assigning an installation sequence for each installation work package, and remembering the scope of work. The test results clearly demonstrated that IVR enhanced the users’ ability to perform the review tasks. Participants in the IVR (treatment) group scored 21.86% to 142.92% higher than the desktop (control) group. 

For more information, visit: https://www.construction-institute.org/resources/knowledgebase/knowledge-areas/construction-technology/topics/rt-tc-02#presentation386

On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast, we spoke to the members of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) Virtual Reality in Construction Research Team. The team conducted Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) user tests on design review and planning tasks, observing both novice and expert participants. The researchers measured and analyzed several indicators of user performance of a control and test groups that included detecting design errors, judging the scope of work, assigning an installation sequence for each installation work package, and remembering the scope of work. The test results clearly demonstrated that IVR enhanced the users' ability to perform the review tasks. Participants in the IVR (treatment) group scored 21.86% to 142.92% higher than the desktop (control) group. 

For more information, visit: https://www.construction-institute.org/resources/knowledgebase/knowledge-areas/construction-technology/topics/rt-tc-02#presentation386

On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast we discuss how member organizations of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) leverage best practice research and benefit from participation on CII committees. Walt Ennaco, who serves as the Director for the Smithsonian Office of Planning, Design & Construction and chair of the CII Facilities and Healthcare Committee tells us about the impacts of CII on his teams and programs.  

On this episode of the Built Revolution podcast we discuss how member organizations of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) leverage best practice research and benefit from participation on CII committees. Walt Ennaco, who serves as the Director for the Smithsonian Office of Planning, Design & Construction and chair of the CII Facilities and Healthcare Committee tells us about the impacts of CII on his teams and programs.