“Reality speaks for itself, it’s impossible to create its complexity”

On this weeks #rethinkingWork we talk to Nicolas Morency the founder and ceo of one of the most exciting 3d scanning companies pushing of the boundaries of technology that blurs real life with digital twins.

Prevu3D is a Montreal-based company that reimagines the way we experience physical spaces. Their unique technology was designed with ease of use in mind, providing users with an intuitive interface to create, edit, and share interactive 3D models based on real-life environments.

Nicolas joined us all the way from Montreal and blew us away with his vision for the future of digital twins, mixing gaming tech with real environments.

On this weeks #rethinkingWork we talk to Graham Hussey the founder of Dream Factory, a content creation studio in Shoreditch. We talk in their custom YouTube production studio all about Grahams start with the wildly successful YouTube channel ‘the start up van’ with millions of views to starting his own production house in London.

With digital marketing content becoming so important for so many businesses to stand out Dream Factory is growing massively with over 160 start-ups using their studio. Making impactful content isn't easy, it takes money, production expertise and time, which isn't something many early-stage businesses have in abundance. Dream Factory can bridge that gap and help founders create ground-breaking content they've always wanted to.

On this weeks #rethinkingWork we head over to the award winning Olympic legacy project Here East. We talk to the CEO Gavin Poole about the ongoing success along with the 10 year Olympic anniversary. 

Here East is an innovation and technology campus situated in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Hackney, East London. The former Olympic Media Centre was left in the wake of the 2012 Games, and in 2014 was reinvented, courtesy of a privately funded, £120m regeneration project. Today, the architectural masterstroke unites culture, enterprise, entrepreneurship and education under one roof, whether the focus is dance, digital technology or game development.

In Episode 8 of #Rethinkingwork we spoke to John Hoyle the CEO and founder of Sook in their oxford street location who are disrupting retail by selling time rather than space.

The B1M is the world’s largest, most subscribed-to (and pretty much best) video channel for construction. Over 20 million people watch their videos each month. We speak to Fred Mills the founder and host about how the B1M has changed the construction industry and created a video platform that has made the built environment accessible to millions!

Space form is a virtual communication tool which has spun out of the brilliant design agency Squint Opera which specialises in visual narratives and immersive experiences. We speak to the founder Jan Heuff about conceiving and building the product and what’s its impact on the way we work could be.