Six episode podcast series presented by the Georgia Tech School of Architecture and the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design. All interviews are Kendeda Building-based with experts participating from around the world.

Accompanying book available at https://lnkd.in/gb6RzsW4.

In this series of dialogues with leaders from various disciplines, we position design as an essential component of entrepreneurial approaches which explore the sociocultural and eco-political dimensions of climate change. Economist, architects, planners, sociologist, lawyers, policymakers, landscape architects, and MBA’s contribute to a spirited discussion around climate change and design.

Global climate change has already resulted in a wide range of impacts across every region of the country. Many sectors of the economy are expected to grow related to climate and health in the coming decades. The design and retrofit of buildings, infrastructure and cities will be a major part of future efforts.

This episode of Southeast Sustainability Directors Network podcast is a three-part series focusing on regenerative design as co-host Catherine Mercier-Baggett and Laurel Creech speak to seven organizations across the southeast region, all of whom are supported by the Kendeda Fund, an Atlanta-based foundation that invests in transformative leadership and ideas, and creating a more just and equitable world.

Part One of this three-part series features Dennis Creech, Fund Adviser for Sustainability with the Kendeda Fund, and Shan Arora, J.D., LFA, Director of the Kendeda Building at Georgia Tech.

Living Buildings: Georgia Tech's Kendeda Building with Brooke Vacovsky, Senior Facilities Manager at the Kendeda Building

Join us on a journey into the world of living buildings with a spotlight on Georgia Tech's Kendeda Building. Uncover the magic where architecture meets sustainability, as we delve into its groundbreaking design, regenerative features, and the passionate visionaries driving its impact. From energy surplus to eco-friendly materials, tune in to explore how this living marvel is reshaping our understanding of buildings and the environment.