Name: #11 recalibrating cities by reconnecting with nature by PropTech for Good - Home of Impact
Duration: 1 h 47 s
Description: In this episode, Menno sat down with Marilyn Hamilton. Marilyn is the founder of Integral City Meshworks and co-initiator of Living Cities Earth. She is a faculty member, co-host, and guest speaker at Ubiquity University and a Findhorn fellow, and an Evolutionary Leader. They talk about the Integral City paradigm, the Human Hive, Beekeeping, Master Code, Four voices, and regenerative cities.

In this episode, Menno sat down with Marilyn Hamilton. Marilyn is the founder of Integral City Meshworks and co-initiator of Living Cities Earth. She is a faculty member, co-host, and guest speaker at Ubiquity University and a Findhorn fellow, and an Evolutionary Leader. They talk about the Integral City paradigm, the Human Hive, Beekeeping, Master Code, Four voices, and regenerative cities.

#11 recalibrating cities by reconnecting with nature

In this episode, Menno sat down with Antony Slumbers. Antony is the founder of antonyslumbers.com and Estates Today. Antony gives keynotes, runs the course of The trillion-dollar hashtag, is a member of the board of advisors of the Berkeley Capital Group, is part of the leadership board of CREtech, and is one of the top PropTech influencers in the world. They talk about Working for Everywhere, social and environmental impact, innovation power, and sustainability.

#12 The trillion dollar hashtag goes beyond the office

In this episode, Menno sat down with Khadija Nadi. Khadija is the CEO of DeltaQ and a strategic advisor/ board member at Impact Capital. They talk about social impact investment, stakeholder management, Social value, lessons learned, and the European energy transition.

#13 Real estate industry must act now

In this episode, Menno talks with Ashish Mohite. Ashish is the CTO and co-founder of the award-winning company Hyperion Robotics. They talk about the future of architecture, engineering & construction, 3D printing, the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and the materials transition.

#14 New construction materials evolution coming

In this episode, Menno talks to Hélène Chartier, Director of Urban Planning and Design at C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. They talk about How to reduce buildings’ emissions and limit new construction, 4.	why does urban planning matters for climate change, and the impact of consumption-based emissions.

#15 Redesigning cities to achieve carbon targets

In this episode, Menno talks with Jo Bronckers. Jo is the president & co-founder of FIBREE and the Chief Commercial Officer at ReCheck. They discuss blockchain, web3, EU SFDR & CSRD, and the future of the real estate industry.

#17 How web3 innovates the real estate industry

In this episode, Menno talks with Sofie Venndt, Innovation Director at PropTech Denmark. They discuss innovation in the real estate industry, challenges, barriers & tools, responsibility in the organization, cupcakes, and wedding pies.

#18 Unleashing the innovation power within real estate

In this episode, Menno talks with Pim van Wylick, founder/ partner of Planalogic. They discuss city design trends, how to solve the housing shortage in the Netherlands (and beyond), EU taxonomy, and the power of AI.

#19 Design differently to solve the housing shortage

In this episode, Menno talks with Bill Reed, principal at the Regenesis Group. They talk about the difference between sustainability and regeneration, what regeneration means for urban development, and why certifications are not fit for purpose.

More information about the Regenesis Group: https://regenesisgroup.com

#20 Unleashing the power of regenerative thinking

In this episode, Menno talks with Lindsay Baker, CEO of the International Living Building Institute. They discuss the confusion and acronyms of ESG/ climate action/ sustainability for the real estate industry and how to build up a proper infrastructure for embodied carbon.

#11 recalibrating cities by reconnecting with nature

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