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G’day legends! On this episode of The Building Talks Podcast, I sat down with Anthony and Paul Mancini, the powerhouse brothers behind Mancini Made, one of Melbourne’s leading luxury residential builders. From stunning multimillion-dollar homes to their integrated ventures Framed and Home, these blokes have built more than just houses, they’ve built a brand.

We unpack their journey from family roots in construction to delivering jaw-dropping homes worth $2M–$10M, and what it takes to scale in the high-end market.

Takeaways:

✅ The foundations behind Mancini Made’s growth
✅ Why systems and processes are key to scaling any building company
✅ The power of partnerships and working as brothers
✅ What it takes to attract and retain top talent
✅ How brand, culture and marketing drive luxury client engagement

Chapters:

04:06 – Background and Early Careers
13:02 – Transition to High-End Construction
18:31 – Importance of Systems and Processes
25:30 – Current Market Trends and Client Expectations
36:36 – Building Strong Networks and Brand Equity
40:12 – The Power of Social Media in Branding
43:13 – The Importance of Staff and Company Culture
48:33 – Navigating Challenges and Building Resilience
57:26 – The Role of Family in Business Success
01:02:04 – Setting Goals for Future Growth
01:04:51 – Market Insights and Future Aspirations

Plenty of gold here for builders, leaders, marketers and anyone chasing quality in the residential construction space.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#ManciniMade #luxuryconstruction #customhomes #residentialconstruction #modernmethods #constructionleadership #scalingabusiness #constructionbranding #melbournebuilders #buildingculture #talentattraction #processdrivendesign #constructionpodcast #TheBuildingTalksPodcast

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G’day legends! On this episode of The Building Talks Podcast, I sat down with Richard Austin, CEO of Omnii, one of Australia’s leading fire engineering and services consultancies. But this chat isn’t really about fire… it’s about people.

Richard’s leadership journey spans travel, insurance, finance, and now construction, and here’s the kicker: he’s not a technical expert in any of those fields. Instead, he brings a razor-sharp, people-first mindset that’s all about aligning strategy, culture, and performance.

We dig into how he steps into new industries and quickly builds trust, sets clear direction, and creates aligned, high-performing teams. No fluff, just smart, practical leadership thinking.

Key takeaways:

✅ How Richard leads without being a technical expert
✅ Aligning strategy, culture, and performance
✅ Creating clarity and trust in new environments
✅ Why wellbeing and communication are business essentials
✅ Rethinking hiring, team dynamics, and leadership style

Chapters:

05:07 – Richard Austin’s Career Journey
06:35 – Transferring Skills Across Industries
10:06 – Deliberate Leadership and Organisational Goals
12:32 – Understanding Business Performance
16:13 – Behavioural Assessments in Leadership
21:53 – Applying Sports Science to Business Leadership
23:09 – Understanding Team Dynamics
29:10 – Recruiting for Team Compatibility
35:31 – Supporting Employee Development
38:27 – The Role of Managers in Employee Success
43:10 – Structuring Leadership and Management
45:35 – Richard’s Perspective on the Construction Industry
47:46 – Brisbane’s Engineering Success Story
49:35 – Challenges of Leading Technical Teams
52:25 – Learning to Lead: Skills for CEOs
56:47 – Recruitment Strategies in a Competitive Market
01:00:55 – Assessing Overseas Talent for Cultural Fit
01:08:08 – The Importance of Training and Development
01:13:32 – Mental Health and Physical Fitness in Performance
01:19:11 – Setting Goals and Overcoming Challenges

If you’re a team leader, people manager, or business owner, or you want to be, this episode is full of smart takeaways you’ll use.

#LeadershipInConstruction #ConstructionCEO #TeamPerformance #FireEngineering #OmniiGroup #CultureAndStrategy #ConstructionLeadership #RecruitmentStrategy #WorkplaceWellbeing #BehaviouralLeadership #ConstructionCareers #HighPerformanceTeams #HiringInConstruction #LeadershipWithoutLimits #BuildingTalksPodcast

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G’day legends! In this episode of The Building Talks Podcast, I’m joined by Tony Phillips, Executive GM at AltForm, a bloke with deep industry roots and big ideas on doing things better.

We unpack Tony’s journey from steel sheds in rural Vic to product innovation at AltForm, plus how they’re tackling speed, safety and sustainability on-site. We also get into culture, leadership, and shaking up a pretty traditional industry.

If you’re into smarter building and bold thinking, you’ll love this one.

Takeaways:

✅ Tony’s career path from steel sheds to startup
✅ What AltForm actually is and how it's helping reshape site delivery
✅ The real-world benefits of productised construction: faster, cleaner, safer
✅ Why influencing a conservative industry is a slow but important game
✅ Hiring the right people and building a strong internal culture
✅ Why modern methods need modern mindsets
✅ The disconnect between uni and on-site experience
✅ The importance of flexibility, without losing accountability
✅ How to turn challenges into innovation opportunities

Chapters:

07:52 – Generational Influence in the Construction Industry
10:41– The Role of Young Professionals in Construction
13:26  –  Empathy and Leadership in Attracting Talent
16:20 – Introducing AltForm and Modern Methods of Construction
19:51 – The Vision and Purpose of AltForm
22:33 – Personal Journey and Career Decisions
26:51 – Navigating Change in the Construction Industry
31:14 – The Quest for Certainty in Construction
36:59 – Building a Flexible Delivery Method
44:47 – The Role of AI in Design and Construction
50:56 – Lessons Learned from One-off Projects
52:42 – Innovative Construction Projects and Client Engagement
54:50 – The Importance of Flexibility and Adaptation in Leadership
57:32 – Building Trust and Managing Risks in Business
59:39 – The Need for Outside-the-Box Thinking in Construction
01:05:40 – Sales as a Core Component of Construction
01:07:42 – Future Aspirations for AltForm and the Construction Industry

Hit play and hear how Tony’s helping drive change from the ground up literally!

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #AltForm #ConstructionInnovation #ModernMethodsofConstruction #MMC #ProductisedConstruction #ConstructionLeadership #IndustryCulture #ConstructionCareers #FutureOfConstruction #SafetyInConstruction #BuildingSmarter #ConstructionTechnology #AustralianConstruction

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Hey Legends, welcome back to The Building Talks Podcast!

We’re handing the mic to the next generation in this episode, three sharp construction management students from RMIT:  Lewis King, Abhishek Mithbavkar, and Sam Mandaliti.

We dive into what it's really like preparing to enter the construction industry today. From navigating uni and cadetships to figuring out career paths, leadership expectations and workplace culture, they’ve got honest insights every hiring manager should hear.

Whether you're building a team or looking to join one, this episode is a goldmine of fresh thinking and unfiltered perspective.

What we cover:

✅ Why students are choosing construction as a career
✅ How cadetships, mentorship and culture shape early career choices
✅ Tier 1 vs Tier 3 companies: what students really think
✅ What leadership and sustainability look like through students' eyes
✅ Why employer branding matters more than you think
✅ The influence of LinkedIn and networking for young professionals

Chapters:

07:53 – Meet the Guests: Journeys into Construction Management
16:00 – Why Australia? International Student Perspective
22:00 – Securing Cadetships and Graduate Roles
32:11 – Career Aspirations and 10-Year Plans
41:45 – Excitement for Modern Construction Methods & Sustainability
42:08 – Perception of the Industry: Challenges and Opportunities
51:38 – Workplace Culture, Work-Life Balance & Student Expectations
1:03:30 – Advice for Employers: Attracting New Talent
1:07:00 – The Role of LinkedIn and Networking

Hit play and hear directly from the students shaping the future of the construction industry!

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #FutureOfConstruction #ConstructionStudents #RMIT #ConstructionCareers #Cadetship #GraduatePrograms #HiringTrends #WorkplaceCulture #SustainabilityInConstruction #Leadership #ModernConstruction #ConstructionInnovation #LinkedInForStudents

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Hey, Legends! Welcome back to The Building Talks Podcast!

In this episode, I chat with Martin Deil, CEO of ClearVue Technologies and a global façade veteran with 30+ years’ experience. From leading PERMASTEELISA to now driving solar glass innovation at ClearVue, Martin shares how façades are transforming into clean energy assets.

Imagine a skyscraper wrapped in glass that powers itself completely. That’s not a pipe dream. ClearVue’s solar glass tech is already being installed in live projects across Australia and beyond. We spoke about facade design, the evolving tech behind it, and how building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) are reshaping what’s possible and how the tech of the future can provide nations' energy security! 

Key Takeaways:
✅ Façades can now generate solar power
✅ BIPV tech is real, retrofittable, and scalable
✅ Collaboration is critical; architects, engineers, manufacturers
✅ Smarter façades = greener cities
✅ Logistics matter as much as design
✅ Buildings are big emitters; this tech helps
✅ Martin helped deliver The Shard; he knows complex builds
✅ Innovation can outpace the climate crisis

Chapters:
00:00 – Intro & Guest Background
06:56 – Career Origins in Facades
11:04 – The Role and Complexity of Facade Design
16:09 – Modular Facade Design and Replicability
23:40 – Supply Chain & Tolerances
27:12 – Lessons from the Factory
29:15 – Why Martin Joined ClearVue
35:52 – What is ClearVue’s Technology?
40:10 – How Much Energy Can Solar Glass Generate?
44:02 – Carbon & Financial Payback
49:57 – Reducing Energy Use Through Smarter Facades
51:10 – Partial BIPV, Retrofits & Flexibility
54:48 – Fire Safety Considerations
58:31 – Geographic Suitability & Payback Calculations
1:01:25 – Energy Autonomy and Grid Decentralisation
1:08:17 – ClearVue Greenhouses and Food Security
1:10:34 – ClearVue's Future Vision: 2030 & Beyond

Hit play to learn how the skin of a building could power its future.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #ClearVueTechnologies #FacadeDesign #facadeindustry #buildingdesign #energygeneration #netzerogoals #firesafety #sustainablearchitecture #renewableenergy #buildingintegratedphotovoltaics #SolarGlass #BIPV #SmartFacades #GreenBuildings #NetZero #CleanEnergy #ConstructionTech

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Hey, Legends! Welcome back to The Building Talks Podcast!

We’re shifting gears from design and delivery into the world of property investment. I had a great chat with Liam Carmody, General Manager at Palise Property, about how everyday Aussies can get started in building a property portfolio, even without loads of cash or experience.

Liam’s career began in civil engineering before he moved into property development and investment. He shared how he upskilled and now helps others start their own journey.

We covered the role of a buyer's agent, the difference between residential and commercial property investment, how to manage risk and returns, and why planning, patience and education are essential for long-term success. Whether you’re just curious or ready to jump in, this chat is full of practical advice.

Liam also co-authored "Property Development Explained Simply", the third book in the Palise Property series, available on their website.

Key takeaways from this episode:

✅ Liam’s move from engineering to investment
✅ You don’t need to be wealthy, just strategic
✅ A good buyer's agent makes a big difference
✅ Everyone’s strategy looks a little different
✅ Passive income is possible with the right plan
✅ Know your numbers: risk, cash flow, equity
✅ Property markets follow big-picture trends
✅ Good debt builds, bad debt holds you back
✅ Patience is key, growth takes time
✅ Partnering can open bigger opportunities
✅ Know your financial position before investing
✅ Learn the differences between residential and commercial
✅ Land tends to appreciate more than buildings

Hit play to hear how you can build wealth through property, one smart decision at a time.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #PropertyDevelopment #BuyersAgent #InvestmentStrategies #RealEstateAustralia #PassiveIncome #PropertyPortfolio #RiskManagement #SelfEducation #CareerTransition #ResidentialInvestment #CommercialProperty #EquityGrowth #GoodDebt #InvestmentEducation #CollaborativeInvesting #PropertyValuation #MarketDynamics #FinancialGrowth #PropertyBooks #PropertyMarketAustralia

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Hey, Legends! Welcome back to The Building Talks Podcast!

In this episode, we’re stepping into a part of the design world that often flies under the radar, but impacts all of us daily, landscape architecture. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Debbie Laporte, Director at Orterra, a Brisbane-based design practice making serious waves in shaping the way we move through, experience, and connect with public space.

While we’ve hosted plenty of architects and interior designers before, this was our first real deep dive into landscape architecture, and it opened my eyes. Debbie shared how thoughtful design influences everything from city centres and local parks to tram stops, walkways, and the playgrounds our kids love.

We explored how great outdoor spaces encourage movement, social connection, and better living. It’s not just about plants or paving, it’s about designing for people, community, and flow. Once you start noticing it, you see it everywhere.

If you’ve ever walked through a public space and felt like it just works, chances are someone like Debbie had a hand in it.

🔑 Key takeaways from this episode:

✅ Landscape architecture is about more than parks, it shapes how we live outdoors
✅ People-first design means thinking about how we move, gather, and play
✅ Great projects come from tight teamwork with engineers and other pros
✅ It’s not just about equipment, play spaces need to spark imagination
✅ Inclusive design must consider mobility, age, and cultural differences
✅ The best spaces connect people to nature and improve mental well-being
✅ Lighting and layout play a big role in how safe a space feels
✅ Tech has changed the tools, but the heart of design stays the same
✅ Real success is when people use and love the space
✅ There’s a real shortage of landscape architects, and loads of opportunity

Tune in for an inspiring chat with a thoughtful designer who’s changing how we move through the world around us.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#BuildingTalksPodcast #LandscapeArchitecture #PublicSpaceDesign #UrbanDesign #CityPlanning #OutdoorSpaces #ArchitectureAndDesign #CommunityDesign #Orterra #DebbieLaporte #BrisbaneDesign #FutureOfCities #DesignForLiving #BuiltEnvironment #InclusiveDesign #Placemaking #AustralianArchitecture

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Hey, Legends! Welcome back to The Building Talks Podcast!

We're diving into one of the industry's hottest topics—Modern Methods of Construction (MMC)—with Scott Hearne, Director of Integration & Innovation at Sensum.

Scott breaks down what MMC actually means, why it's growing fast, and how it can help solve Australia’s housing crisis, improve efficiency, and drive long-term industry innovation. From timber framing to 3D printing and modular pods, we explore how MMC could reshape the future of construction.

We also dig into big questions like:

Can standardisation drive better outcomes?

Is poor procurement holding us back?

And does MMC clash with architecture? (Spoiler: not really.)

Scott shares his thoughts on collaboration, industry reform, and shifting MMC from buzzword to real-world solution. He’s also just launched his own podcast, Constructive Candour—well worth checking out!

🔑 Key takeaways:

✅ What MMC looks like in practice
✅ Why standardisation boosts scale and efficiency
✅ Procurement needs a rethink to drive real change
✅ How MMC can ease the housing crisis
✅ Architecture + MMC = better, not worse
✅ Collaboration is non-negotiable
✅ Why the “race to the bottom” needs to stop
✅ The 80/20 rule in design—standardise smart
✅ Gov policy plays a huge role in MMC adoption
✅ Diversity in hiring drives innovation
✅ MMC is scalable, practical, and here to stay
✅ Long-term thinking and open dialogue are essential
✅ Now’s the time to get on board—MMC is only growing

🎧 Tune in to hear how MMC is changing Aussie construction—one smart build at a time.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #Construction #ModernMethodsofConstruction #MMC #Standardisation #ModularConstruction #Collaboration #Architecture #Efficiency #Innovation #IndustryChallenges #HousingCrisis #FutureOfConstruction #IndustryCulture #GovernmentPolicy #HiringPractices #ConstructionInnovation #ConstructionLeadership #SmartConstruction

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Hey, Legends! Welcome to another episode of The Building Talks Podcast! 

Ever feel like the construction industry’s in a bit of strife? Well, you’re not alone - and neither is John Davies, CEO of the Australian Constructors Association (ACA). I finally caught up with John to talk about the big stuff; industry reform, procurement chaos, cultural burnout, and what we can actually do to sort it out.

We had a cracking chat about how the ACA is working to shake things up, from championing value over lowest price, to backing modern methods of construction, and pushing for a proper cultural reset across the industry. We also cover mental health, workforce shortages, insolvency, and the role government should be playing as the industry’s biggest client.

Oh, and if you're keen to be part of the shift, keep an eye on the Foundations & Frontiers event coming up later in 2025, definitely worth a spot in your calendar!

Key takeaways from this episode:

✅ Construction’s got a problem with insolvency and worker burnout
✅ Mental health is critical, and can’t be ignored
✅ Procurement needs a rethink: it’s not all about price
✅ The government has massive influence, and should use it wisely
✅ Fairer, more transparent tendering is essential
✅ Bigger players need to lead, but everyone has a part to play
✅ Backing smaller contractors helps the entire ecosystem
✅ We need better cash flow, smarter systems, and financial stability
✅ Manufacturing and AI can help, if we fix the data problem
✅ We’ve got to make construction a more attractive career path
✅ Culture matters, and it’s time for a major upgrade

🤔 Why tune in?

If you’re on the tools, in the office, or leading a team, this one’s for you. It’s a real, honest chat about where the industry’s at, and what it’ll take to build something better. No fluff, just ideas, insights, and a call to lift the bar.

🎧 Hit play and get inspired to help build the future of construction.

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #ConstructionPodcast #JohnDavies #AustralianConstructorsAssociation #ACA #ConstructionReform #ProcurementChange #WorkforceWellbeing #IndustryCulture #ValueOverPrice #ConstructionInnovation #AIinConstruction #ConstructionLeadership #MentalHealthInConstruction #SmarterBuilding #FutureOfConstruction

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Hey, Legends! Welcome to another episode of The Building Talks Podcast! 

This week, I had a brilliant chat with Dr Gretchen Gagel, a global construction leader with 40 years of experience across the US, Australia, and beyond. She’s the founder of Women Thriving in Construction and a key voice in driving cultural change in the industry. With her new book, Building Women Leaders: A Blueprint for Women Thriving in Construction, launching May 2025, she’s sharing powerful insights into leadership, workforce challenges, and the future of construction.

We covered a lot—how leadership must evolve, the real barriers facing women in construction, and how businesses can build inclusive cultures that attract and retain talent. Gretchen also touched on the need for authentic industry messaging, innovation, and real action to address the workforce shortage.

Key takeaways from this episode:

 ✅ From manufacturing to construction—how Gretchen found her path
 ✅ A global perspective—from the US to Australia
 ✅ The role of mentors and allies in shaping a career
 ✅ Why trust and collaboration drive real success
 ✅ Culture change and conflict resolution in construction
 ✅ Building workplaces where people actually want to stay
 ✅ Getting more women into the industry—and keeping them there
 ✅ Innovation and leadership as drivers of the future
 ✅ Tackling the talent shortage with practical, inclusive solutions
 ✅ Her new book, Building Women Leaders—for everyone in construction

🤔 Why tune in?

If you're passionate about leadership, diversity, inclusion, or building a better industry, this one’s packed with real talk and fresh ideas from one of the most respected voices in construction.

🎧 Tune in now for a powerful, inspiring episode!

Hope you enjoy the podcast!

#TheBuildingTalksPodcast #ConstructionLeadership #DrGretchenGagel #WomenInConstruction #IndustryCulture #InclusionAndDiversity #BuildingWomenLeaders #WorkforceSolutions #InnovationInConstruction #FutureOfConstruction #ProfessionalGrowth #MentorshipMatters #CultureShift #WorkplaceCulture

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