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Hosted by Niklas Jacob and Tessa Langhaeuser · EN-CA · 6 episodes
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We explore, discuss, critique all things related to buildings and building science through a sustainable lens.Meet your hosts:Niklas has a bachelors in Urban Planning and is a LEED AP in New Building Design and construction. His work as a Sustainability Consultant has given Niklas the insight into the world of sustainability in the building sector.Tessa is a Economics graduate with a masters in Sustainability and is a LEED AP in Operations and Management. She specialises in Life Cycle Costing and shares her personal experiences from living all around the globe.
Niklas Jacob and Tessa Langhaeuser hosts The Future Frameworks Podcast, a business show with 6 episodes published.
Is hydrogen the key to our clean energy future, or is it facing challenges that are too big to overcome? We're getting past the headlines to find out.In this episode, we're joined by a leader right from the front lines o
We’ve all heard the buzz around hydrogen as a clean fuel of the future, but what’s the reality behind the hype? This episode demystifies hydrogen, explaining its role not as an energy source, but as an energy carrier, mu
What if the biggest opportunities to reduce construction costs are hiding in plain sight?In Part 2 of our conversation with Senior Structural Engineer Daniel Pister, we move from the big-picture challenges facing the ind
TFFP: Part 1 w/ Senior Engineer Daniel Pister Everyone thinks groundbreaking, sustainable buildings have to cost a fortune. But what if that is not entierly true? What if smart design could save money and slash CO2 emiss
The Future Frameworks Podcast Episode 3: What makes a city sustainable?After discussing what a circular economy looks like in practice we want to bring the discussion to the city scape. Niklas' background in urban planni
The Future Frameworks PodcastEpisode 2: Linear vs Circular Economy Welcome to Episode 2 of The Future Frameworks Podcast. After laying the groundwork with the three pillars of sustainability (People, Planet, Profit), we’
The Future Frameworks Podcast Episode 1: The Three Pillars of Sustainability Welcome to Episode 1 of The Future Frameworks Podcast. We’re starting at the beginning, introducing who we are, what brought us to sustainabili
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The Future Frameworks Podcast is hosted by Niklas Jacob and Tessa Langhaeuser. The show is categorised under business and has published 6 episodes.
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