The TBD crew have a chat about Nairobi's state of affairs with journalist Vincent Ng'ethe. Vincent writes about urban affairs, the environment and transparent governance. He is also a fact-checking editor with extensive experience checking claims by public figures in Kenya and verifying photos and video.

This episode of Tomorrow Design dives into biophilia, our inherent love for nature and its influence on design. We explore how incorporating natural elements like light, plants, and even local materials into buildings can significantly improve our well-being. We're joined by Wangui Mwangi, an interior designer who champions biophilic design, particularly within the context of African architecture. Mwangi, who captivated audiences with a TED Talk on the topic, shares five key principles for...

On this episode of Tomorrow by Design, hosts Louis, Sid, and Leanne delve into the world of gender-inclusive design with Maryam Wangeshi, an architect and passionate advocate for creating spaces that work for everyone. Wangeshi's journey began with a simple observation: sports grounds, supposedly public spaces that are often designed primarily with men in mind, lacked inclusivity for women. This led her down a path with the mission to make the built environment more equitable and responsive...

This episode tackles spaces beyond bricks and mortar – we're venturing into the realm of Neuro-architecture, where buildings resonate with the human mind. Our guest, Sanjotz, dreams of inclusive spaces that cater to neuro-diverse minds. His brainchild, the Senseum museum, uses multi-sensory experiences to create unforgettable journeys. But Neuro-architecture goes beyond museums – it's about understanding how spaces impact our emotions and well-being. Join us as we explore:Designing for every...

TBD hosts take a stab at understanding why culture exists in buildings and spaces around us, and why it is important that we continue to embed culture in the built environment. Show Notes Projects: Damburtang Museum “Makofi” meme https://x.com/ntvkenya/status/1126860119105359879?s=46 Roy’s LinkedIn As always, hit us up on IG and Twitter @tbdkenya.

Are you ready?? Due to public demand, the crew is back! And what a way to get back but to make it on to Feedspot's Top 60 Built Environment Podcasts on the web. A big thank you to Feedspot for the recognition, whose list can be viewed in the link below: https://blog.feedspot.com/built_environment_podcasts/ Follow us on our socials to be updated on more cool stuff! See you soon...

In this action-packed season finale, we're assembling a powerful team of professionals in the built environment, just like the Avengers, to discuss their pivotal roles in designing and driving sustainable development. Get ready to witness a collaboration of heroic proportions!

We continue the conversation by dipping our toes into various aspects on Green buildings. ## Show Notes ### Episode 5 Net Zero Definition Net Zero vs Net Positive Buildings Examples of Net Zero Buildings Examples of Net Positive Buildings Qwetu Residences Sid’s fun fact about buildings in 2050 Annie’s wheelbarrow quote for government offices Do you have a suggestion or question? Leave us a voice note on Spotify or DM us @tbd_kenya on social media.

In this episode, we dive into the world of sustainable buildings with a crash course for dummies on green building. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of eco-friendly construction, from passive design to living walls and everything in between. Whether you're a seasoned sustainability enthusiast or a total newbie, this episode will have you feeling like an expert on all things green building - or at least a little less clueless! So tune in and get ready to go green with the Tomorrow by...

We shift our focus to the Kenyan Expressway, a major infrastructure project in Kenya's capital city. We discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with designing and building such a massive project and the impact it imposes on the lives of the people who use it. We also have socials! You can reach us @tbd_kenya Twitter and Instagram. You can also leave a voice message on Spotify. We'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions for future episodes.

Sid, Anne and Leanne talk about a couple of sustainability terms in relation to building materials and people, while Leanne feels compelled to talk of palm trees  no where near the beaches! Anne and team agree that some buildings are sus by design and encourage the development of more local context buildings. Want to talk to us? Leave a voice message on Spotify or drop a DM @tbd_kenya on both twitter and Instagram.

The TBD crew in this first episode talk about misbehaving infrastructure and contextualized building amongst other things. Have fun!

Welcome to the Tomorrow by Design podcast! We are a group of creatives within the built environment looking to make a lasting impact while having fun along the way. From breaking down sustainable construction to incorporating art in buildings and infrastructure, learn with us how we can interact better with and make the most of the buildings around us.