Hosted by Jay Morton · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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"Architects for Change" is a podcast exploring the intersection of architecture, the built environment, and politics. Hosted by Jay Morton, an architect and political enthusiast, this podcast tackles critical issues facing the world today. Each episode features changemakers and thought leaders shaping the future of our cities and spaces. The podcast aims to uncover innovative ideas and common threads that act as barriers to progress.
Jay Morton hosts Architects For Change, a news show with 31 episodes published.
In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay Morton speaks with Peter John, former Leader of Southwark Council and now a member of the House of Lords.Peter led Southwark for a decade during a period of major change acro
Nick Searl has spent nearly two decades shaping some of the UK’s most ambitious regeneration projects. Trained as an architect, he played a pivotal role in the transformation of King’s Cross and later led the delivery of
Former Night Czar Amy Lamé joins Jay to explore what cities really look and feel like after dark. We discuss the hidden workforce of more than 1.3 million Londoners who work at night, the rise of the 24 hour economy, and
In the Architects for Change podcast we have often spoken about the economy and economics. So for this episode it seems fitting to talk to an economist, and who better than Paul Johnson. Paul is one of the most trusted e
In this episode, Jay Morton steps away from bricks and mortar to delve into politics and culture with writer, broadcaster and cultural commentator Peter York. Co-author of The Official Sloane Ranger Handbook and author o
Jonathan Smales has never taken the easy route — from leading Greenpeace UK to creating one of the UK’s most sustainable neighbourhoods. In this episode, we explore his journey into ethical development, the radical think
In this episode of Architects for Change, host Jay Morton sits down with Tamara Cincik, founder and CEO of Fashion Roundtable, to explore how fashion has successfully built political influence — and what architecture and
What if developers didn’t just build homes — but built communities, hope, and long-term change?In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay Morton is joined by Tim Heatley, co-founder of Capital & Centric and one of the
What if housing policy and design started with children in mind? In this episode, Jay Morton speaks with Dinah Bornat—co-director of ZCD Architects and author of the upcoming All to Play For: How to Design Child-Friendly
What if the voices most affected by the housing crisis never make it into the planning process? In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay is joined by Wyn Evans and Millie Dodd from Just Build Homes — a campaign ampl
This week, Jay is joined by Mark Stevenson — author, advisor, and former comedian — whose work sits at the intersection of science, storytelling and systems change. Mark’s not a fan of the term “futurist,” but his career
In this episode of Architects for Change, host Jay Morton sits down with Christopher Young KC—widely regarded as the UK’s leading planning barrister—for a no-holds-barred conversation on the future of housing, planning,
In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay sits down with the brilliant and unconventional Steve Webb of Webb Yates Engineers. From his early days growing up surrounded by builders and mechanics to pioneering the use
The real estate industry is at a crossroads. With rising costs, outdated policies, and shifting workplace expectations, how do we build for the future without repeating the mistakes of the past? On this episode of Archit
Two Architects and political geeks come together in this special joint episode, Architects for Change teams up with Urban Forecast Podcast as Jay Morton and Oliver Lowrie dive into the powerful connection between politic
A short voice note from Jay the host of Architects for Change. Here Jay reflects on the past year and what listeners have to look forward to in 2025.
A call to action for architects to take the lead in transforming the profession and the industry: In this episode, Jat sits down with Doug Hodgson, co-founder of New-works, to discuss how his practice is redefining susta
In this episode, Jay sits down for an inspiring conversation with Eliot Postma, partner and group leader at Heatherwick Studio. They dive into the studio’s Humanise campaign, which challenges the rise of soulless archite
In this episode of Architects for Change, Jay sits down with Charlie Lemner, a Healthy Homes expert and host of The Healthy Home Show. With a background in property development and building biology, Charlie shares her jo
In this episode of the Architects for Change Podcast, Jay sits down with Pierre Bidaud, a master stonemason and creative director of the Stone Masonry Company. With a deep passion for sustainable building practices, Pier
Paul Johnson
parishioner, teacher, and past professor at Conception Seminary College · Institute for Fiscal Studies
1 appearance on this show
Mark Stevenson
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer · Thermo Fisher Scientific
1 appearance on this show
Steve Webb
Partner and former Minister of State for Pensions · Australian Clinical Trials Alliance
1 appearance on this show
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