How is Decarbonization Changing Architecture and Design?

We explore the concept of lifestyle districts and how cities can be designed to be accessible and livable for all on this episode of Gensler's Design Exchange. 

As consumers seek more meaningful connections in a digital world, brands are looking to immersive experiences to better engage audiences. Listen as we explore the growing trend of immersive experiences and how designers can help realize new frontiers. 

As populations swell and housing costs rise, many middle-income families are finding themselves priced out of the market. In this episode of the Gensler Design Exchange podcast, we explore the differences between affordable and attainable housing and provide context on housing burden trends.

Experts weigh the opportunities, myths, and challenges of converting increasingly vacant office buildings into much needed housing.

In this episode, we examine decarbonization in the built environment. We define embodied carbon vs. operating carbon, address net carbon impact, discuss how we approach resilience with our clients, and weigh the impact of carbon in interior design.

In honor of Women's History Month, this episode of the Gensler Design Exchange podcast is celebrating women in the industry, including right here in our own firm. Three women in leadership roles within Gensler share their stories about their career paths.

Contributors of a new AIA resource called the "Architect's Role in Creating Equitable Communities" share how architects can, in their practices, bring about racially just and equitable outcomes for all members of the communities they serve. 

In this episode of the Gensler Design Exchange podcast, we are continuing a conversation around mass timber.

Hear from Change Management experts on what Change Management is, why it's important, and how it can be implemented in the workplace.

Guest host Diana Apalategui and guest Lucy Kitchin explore ideas for private sector intervention in federally owned assets in the District