Melhores podcasts sobre Spacecraft (2024)

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Rachel Edwards — Designing for seven generations 41:18

1y ago41:18

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Rachel Edward is Workplace Futures Lead at Lendlease, and if you're involved in workplace in London you'd be pushed to not be aware of her work. She's Rachel has been involved in a number of pioneering projects working on workplaces globally applying evidence-based design thinking. Rachel is all about how people use the places that we build. She is…

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Collin Burry — Design is about getting your hands dirty and diving head first into the learning process 40:53

1+ y ago40:53

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Collin Burry has been with Gensler for nearly 27 years and is as passionate about design as the day he started, which comes across really well in our interview. Collin has built his career and standing by delivering the kind of projects many of us would give a right arm to be involved with (Apple, Pixar, Nike, Samsung, E. & J. Gallo Winery, Nokia..…

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Ivana Stanisic — How the blurring of the lines between live, work and play is improving our communities 42:17

1+ y ago42:17

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Ivana Stanisic wowed me a while ago in a talk she did for PlaceLabs, the them was 'Belonging' her key message was the necessity of valuing personal agency. Ivana’s talk portrayed her belief of how a sense of agency is not only important to people on an immediate, individual level, but how it’s key to the longevity and success of buildings and commu…

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Ben Channon — We need to design happiness into our spaces 43:37

1+ y ago43:37

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I read Happiness by Design by Ben Channon during Covid, packed with sensible suggestions, and a checklist of how our homes should function — after the success of the book, Ben expanded on the concept into a Happiness by Design Toolkit, his most recent book, which looks at a much broader field of architecture and design including workplace. As an ar…

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Chris Coleman-Brown — Places need to work for people 45:45

1+ y ago45:45

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After a unique route into real estate; Chris worked in managing agent and client-side roles on many of the most exciting developments of the last 20 years. With a focus on putting customer experience and unifying place narrative at the centre of asset strategy; he's long banged the drum for how places need to work for people, in order to realise re…

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Rosanna Vitiello — How could shifts in organisation, knowledge, and ownership impact the places we play, work, and call home? 48:31

1+ y ago48:31

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I'm know Rosanna through the PlaceLabs event we founded together (soon to be rebooted, might I add!) and can comfortably say she's one of the smartest, most engaging and creatively curious people I know. — and I know a lot of smart, engaging, creatively curious people. From the Place Bureau website: "Rosanna Vitiello creates places with purpose. Gu…

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Nick Gaskell — How to build communities from scratch 46:13

1+ y ago46:13

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Nick explores his interest in progressive, diverse spaces for working and learning. He has a passion for promoting technology to innovate in how we create modern workplaces. In our podcast he share some of the secrets to Hawkins\Brown's unique approach to design. Super passionate (and speaking at the speed of sound), Nick leads teams delivering awa…

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Will Sandy — Creating sustainable projects to build a new social capital 42:35

1+ y ago42:35

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I find talking to Will is always inspiring, and though he's from a different sector I love his approach to work and passion for self initiated socially beneficial projects. Though he's a Landscape Architect by trade I find it hard to 'put him in a box', to me he's more and inventor / creator. "Will joins the dots between architecture, art, the envi…

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Jennifer Bryan —Silence is really loud in leading change. 44:01

2y ago44:01

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Jennifer Bryan is a published author, speaker and Director of Change and Leadership, who has worked with nearly 40 different organisations across multiple industries. In today's podcast Jennifer manages to unpack all the complex elements you need to consider when looking at change management. Much of her work is centred around her values of helping…

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James Saunders — Without the right people you can't achieve your business goals. 49:59

2+ y ago49:59

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James Saunders is the Associate Director of Workplace Recruitment at Talent Locker, they specialise in placing experts in Workplace Consulting and Change Management. Every business we speak to seems to be struggling to fill positions or find great people, so we thought this was a perfect time to ask an expert where have they all gone? James has a f…

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Nigel Oseland — Beyond the Workplace Zoo 45:25

3y ago45:25

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Friend of the show Nigel Oseland is back with his most recent book on workplace design, 'Beyond the Workplace Zoo', backed up with years of research and experience (and his wife Maggie's insistence he gets out of her hair during lockdown). Nigel is an environmental psychologist, workplace strategist, change manager, researcher, international speake…

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Lee Penson — How to deliver big ideas to big brands with a rapid delivery and sustainable outcome... 48:50

3y ago48:50

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I had the pleasure of meeting Lee at the Virtual Interiors Event during a talk we did together. This is one of our longer recordings as Lee is so engaging I struggled to cut much of it out. Lee founded & continues to lead globally renowned Architecture & Interior Design studio PENSON, is a regular global keynote inspirational speaker covering busin…

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Dani Salamon & Michael Kieck — Creating a Blended Solution to Workplace 53:06

3y ago53:06

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Por Daniel Moscrop

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Jonathan Wagstaffe — Why We Need To Over-Communicate With Our Staff 41:32

3y ago41:32

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Jonathan is a tech entrepreneur, digital marketing educator, and keynote speaker, with decades of experience in growing businesses. We're taking a slightly different angle for today's episode — looking at how digital can help us engage with employees and build our brand. In 2018 he launched Growva, an organisation designed to educate and help leade…

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Simon Jordon — Applying First Principle Thinking to Your Workplace 55:27

3y ago55:27

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I met Simon through my good friend Ben James, and was immediately captivated by his warmth and humour, which you'll hear comes across well in the interview. Simon Co-Founded Jump with Shaun Fernandes 21 years ago and has grown an enviable list of clients (starting with Nike no less). Very much focused on how to capture the spirit of a brand through…

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Sally Rice & Beth Harrision — We had to launch The Virtual Interiors Event to bring back organic connections. 39:57

4y ago39:57

39:57

Beth and Sally met at Sketch before both setting up their respective businesses just before lockdown. As they navigated their new ventures and caught up with their network. "We kept hearing the same message, there was a loss of confidence in meeting face to face which felt like it was stalling the market. We were both missing the opportunities crea…

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Caroline Pontifex — Finding the cultural motivation behind a business, and what makes them tick. 38:16

4y ago38:16

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Caroline Pontifex is director of workplace experience at KKS Savilles and leads their occupier and workplace strategy team. Advising occupiers using workplace as a vehicle for change, and developers ensuring real estate solutions are able to respond to change, her work analysing emerging occupier and workplace trends, and developing standards and s…

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Giuseppe Boscherini, Nikita Mikhailov & Olga Vysotska — How are you feeling? 53:56

4y ago53:56

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Due to the current situation with Covid I wanted to touch base with podcast favourites Giuseppe Boscherini & Nikita Mikhailov who are joined by Olga Vysotska ( Treasurer, Board Member, Maternal Mental Health Alliance; Chief Listening Officer, PsyPub) to talk about how Covid is affecting us as we work from home over a prolonged period. Giuseppe is a…

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Neil Usher — Making stuff happen when nothing stands still 42:25

4y ago42:25

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We catch up with Neil Usher, Chief Workplace & Change Strategist, GoSpace AI, on the back of his talk at Workplace Trends which you can find here https://workplacetrends.co/events/london-oct-2020. Neil is an avid blogger and author of two books, The Elemental Workplace, and now Elemental Change. We interviewed Neil just over two years ago and it's …

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Rachel Basha & Nicola Osborn — Human centric design and the changing face of the landlord/occupier relationship. 50:38

4y ago50:38

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Our interview with Rachel Basha, Founder and Design Director and Nicola Osborn, Creative Director of Basha—Franklin. As an Interior Design business they have human-centric design at the core of their work, we caught up with them after their Future Forward webinar which you can catch here. Rachel started Basha Franklin only a couple of years after a…

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Kay Sargent — Covid is impacting building culture, mentoring, ideating, growing and connecting. 42:50

4y ago42:50

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Kay Sargent is a Senior Principal and Director of Workplace at HOK. With 35 years of experience, She is a recognized expert on workplace design and strategy issues. She is an award-winning designer who has worked with several Fortune 500 companies to optimize their global real estate portfolios and create innovative work environments. As director o…

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Shane Kelly — The importance of place and interaction 39:26

4+ y ago39:26

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We’re pleased to announce the return of Spacecraft with Series 3 of the podcast, we had a little pause with everything currently happening while we established what the future holds with workplace. We did have a couple of great recordings in the bag which I feel are still relevant and really interesting. The first of these is Shane Kelly a Principa…

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Nicola Rutt: Industrial Rehab and transforming old buildings 46:18

4+ y ago46:18

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With International Women's Day this weekend, who better to talk to than Nicola Rutt of HawkinsBrown. At the time on writing Nicola was recently shortlisted for the W Award (formerly Women in Architecture Award) and for the MJ Long Prize for her and her team’s incredible work on Here East. With a passion for the creative re-use of buildings, Nicola …

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Rosie Haslem: the value of an iterative approach to design 37:47

5y ago37:47

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Rosie Haslem from Spacelab joins us for this episode to discuss their unique approach to design. We learn how they use virtual reality to engage their clients, checking in with them throughout the process, and changing as necessary. We hear how their work redesigning the workplace of British fashion brand Boden led to 50% fewer emails and a ‘life-c…

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Giuseppe Boscherini & Nikita Mikhailov: what do you get if you cross an architect with a psychologist? 40:58

5y ago40:58

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It turns out you get personality-based workspace design. In this episode, we discuss how personality can be used to design spaces. We’ve known for some time that personality affects a great deal of things, including how we perceive our environments. But this thinking, and research from the fields of psychology and medicine, hasn’t often been fully …

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Duncan Gunn: applying sticky campus thinking to the workplace 40:24

5y ago40:24

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Duncan Gunn of GUNN Associates joined us for this episode of the podcast. Here at Them Design, we’ve known and worked with Duncan for around three years now. We’ve helped him brand and launch GUNN Associates, and watching their growth and success over the last couple of years has been really rewarding. In this episode, he shares several of the proj…

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Catherine Borowski: creating a job around the things you love, why art should be accessible and how placemaking can transform space 35:57

5y ago35:57

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I've seen Catherine speak at a number of events and I'm always captivated by her creativity, her passion and her outlook on life. Her work has evolved from an artist, into founding and leading award-winning placemaking agency ProduceUK. As expected, she nailed the podcast with some great insights, including how she first became interested in placem…

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Jane Clay: Women in Office Design, understanding your client, and adapting to locales and regions 39:32

5y ago39:32

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Jane Clay joins the Spacecraft podcast as we kick off our partnership with Women in Office Design, a networking group for women across the office design and furniture industry. As well as discussing the importance of this group, we talk to Jane about her career, and of course, all things workspace. We chat about the big changes in workplace design,…

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Deepak Parmar: bringing creativity to the workplace 40:30

5y ago40:30

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Leading workplace designer Deepak Parmar from MCM joined us for this Spacecraft episode. We discussed what workplace design can learn from retail in terms of experience-led design, and how the co-working trend has influenced expectations when it comes to workplaces. Deepak shares insights from some of the projects he’s worked on, including Condé Na…

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Richard Russell: biophilia, moss, and sustainability in design 42:50

5y ago42:50

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In this episode, we talk to Richard Russell of Innerspace Cheshire, a company providing sustainable materials for commercial interiors. Richard is well known for his knowledge and passion for all things moss. We learn about different moss varieties and preserving techniques and talk about the meaning and importance of biophilia in today’s workplace…

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Workplace Trends: Why bringing human experience into the workplace is crucial 1:08:20

5y ago1:08:20

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Did you miss Workplace Trends? Don't worry we've got a pocket version... In this Workplace Trends special we attended the London event on October 15th 2019 event and grabbed as many speakers as we could. In this episode, among others, we speak to: Killian Keller from Electrolux on The Corporate Tribe and Rehumanizing the Workplace and Surviving the…

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Simone Fenton-Jarvis: how to transform your workplace culture 30:03

5y ago30:03

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In this episode, we're talking to Simone Fenton-Jarvis of Ricoh. Simone is a workplace thought-leader with 13 years’ experience working within property management, facilities management, and workplace. With an MBA in Facilities Management and her operational and managerial experience, she has extensive knowledge of the elements required to create w…

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Simon Borg: bringing brands to life in some of the world's greatest stadiums 37:42

5y ago37:42

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Simon Borg, Creative Director of Populous Activate discusses key projects such as the London O2, and the Tottenham Hotspur’s Stadium. From ensuring wayfinding and architecture work together, to incorporating brand into the very essence of a building, Simon shares some fascinating insights into lessons he's learnt, and what he thinks will be the key…

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Mijail Gutierrez: how can spaces influence people’s behaviour? 43:35

5+ y ago43:35

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Mijail Gutierrez, Associate Principle at Perkins and Will. shares his sources of inspiration, and insights into his work on interesting projects such as The Economist's new London office. Learn how his curiosity and desire to have a positive impact on people's lives has resulted in some remarkable work.…

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Nigel Oseland: design that fosters collaboration, alleviates loneliness, and supports wellbeing 43:27

5+ y ago43:27

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A legend in the workspace sector, Nigel Oseland discussed some of his work of the past, present, and future. With a research background, he takes an evidence-based approach to his design and change management consulting work. In this episode, we discuss topical issues such as loneliness, wellbeing, open plan offices, co-working, agile working, and …

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Kursty Groves: the importance of purpose in workplace design 46:04

5+ y ago46:04

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This episode, we meet Kursty Groves, who has dedicated the last 20 years to examining how office design impacts on businesses and people. Author of two books, and founder of Shape, a workplace consulting and co-creation company, she gives a sneak peek into her workplace design philosophy, the five E’s, tells us about key lessons she’s learned worki…

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Jeremy Spratley: the workplace of today and tomorrow - meeting employee expectations 43:53

5+ y ago43:53

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From designing retail parks, to building the hugely successful practice that is Spratley & Partners, Jeremy has gained a lot of knowledge about workplaces along the way. In this episode, we discuss how his business has grown, the needs of workplaces today and into the future, how to define an office, and how to distil a sense of place into brand an…

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John Riddell: a flexible approach to space – what we can learn from theatre design 42:15

5+ y ago42:15

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Looking at the Workplace from a slightly different angle, John Riddell introduces us to the fascinating world of theatre design. In this episode we cover a huge range of topics, from lighting and acoustics, to the importance of public space, and what the different theatre workplaces look like and how they can improve. Coming from a background in th…

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Toby Mildon: designing inclusively creates a better environment for everyone 33:25

5+ y ago33:25

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In this episode, Toby shares why diversity and inclusion are business critical, and how he works with companies on bias within systems to creative truly inclusive workplace cultures. We discuss why designing for someone with autism, or with accessibility needs, can result in a better environment for everyone. Also included are how businesses can be…

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Rob Haworth: the importance of interior-led architecture 42:00

6y ago42:00

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Rob Haworth of LTS Architects was our guest in this episode of the Spacecraft podcast, where we discussed his work reimagining buildings and spaces. He talks about his journey from working on large-scale projects such as sports arenas, to creating private eco-friendly homes. He explains the importance of the brief and the need to prioritise not onl…

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Christopher Crawford: using design to bring a building to life for the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust 30:06

6y ago30:06

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In this episode of Spacecraft, Associate and Regional Media Industry Expert at Gensler, Chris Crawford joined Dan. Chris shares insights from his varied work at Gensler, including working on smaller-scale and charitable projects, such as the noteworthy redesign of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust building. He talks through the challenges and c…

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Oliver Kampshoff: creating a workspace to reflect an organisation’s culture 29:44

6y ago29:44

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Here at Them Design, we've known Oliver for a few years, and heard him called more than once 'the architect's architect'. Oliver is a talented and dedicated designer and team leader with a wealth of experience across industries, now heading up Architecture at Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher (CJCT). We were delighted to welcome him to this episode of Sp…

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Xavier De Kestelier: designing buildings for Mars and the moon 32:37

6y ago32:37

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Xavier De Kestelier from HASSELL took us on a mind-blowing journey into space in this episode of the podcast. We talk about the challenges and possible solutions for designing buildings for Mars and the moon. From gamma radiation and communication lag, to the issue of transporting heavy building materials, there certainly is a lot to contend with. …

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Katrina Larkin: from The Big Chill musical festival to creating Fora, the ‘pro-working’ space 39:55

6y ago39:55

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What do boutique music festivals and co-working spaces have in common? Well, Katrina Larkin for one. For another, both are about creating an environment which fosters a sense of togetherness. In this episode of Spacecraft, Katrina shares how the concept for co-working space Fora first came about, and how a dedication to service, design, and residen…

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Jenny Jones: creating thresholds to reimagine open plan offices 35:04

6y ago35:04

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How can design impact how we live and behave? Architect Jenny Jones gives her take on it in this episode of the Spacecraft podcast. We talk through her professional background, and some of the major projects she’s worked on, from designing Prada’s flagship stores, to creating an installation for the Venice Biennale. We also focus on the redesign of…

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Neil Usher: the elements of a successful workplace 46:38

6y ago46:38

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We’re kicking off the Spacecraft podcast with our first guest, and who better than Neil Usher. A big name in the industry, Neil has been blogging about workplace since 2010, and today his thought leadership is recognised around the globe. We talk about the workplace slides, beer taps, and open plan, and the importance of focusing instead on how an …

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Introduction to Spacecraft 9:19

6y ago9:19

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The Spacecraft Podcast series reviews and examines how well-designed workspaces can be transformative, not just for day-to-day working, but for businesses as a whole. We've interviewed leading businesses to see how design has impacted their workspaces; we interview the directors of co-working organisations that are leading the charge on how office …

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