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What makes a room good? Page, an architecture and engineering firm, answers this question through interdisciplinary design conversations, featuring a compelling combination of curiosity, experience, and reflections. On The Good Room, we talk about design, from planning to the finer details and nuances that enhance our experiences and interactions within a building. Together, we discover intersections of our perspectives and challenge assumptions to reimagine program, performance, and place. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat makes a room good? Page, an architecture and engineering firm, answers this question through interdisciplinary design conversations, featuring a compelling combination of curiosity, experience, and reflections. On The Good Room, we talk about design, from planning to the finer details and nuances that enhance our experiences and interactions within a building.
Recent episodes include "The Last Good Room" (30 March 2026, 20 minutes), "The Good Big Room" (24 November 2025, 26 minutes), and "The Good Operating Room (OR)" (27 October 2025, 25 minutes).
The Good Room publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for The Good Room is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Good Room requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Good Room's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Good Room are Architecture & Engineering. The Good Room has an arts audience.
The Good Room is an arts podcast with 32 episodes published.
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Episode #31
<p>After two years of conversations, The Good Room returns to the question that started it all: what makes a room good? </p><br><p>From energy performance and human health to housing, technology, and urban resilience...
The Good Room
<p>Ever wonder how teams deliver complex, multiphase projects on time and under budget? It starts with the environments and behaviors that shape how people collaborate.</p><p> </p><p>With Kurt Neubeck and Margarita de...
Episode #29
Medically sterile and high-stakes, operating rooms are complex spaces shaped to improve patient outcomes and support care teams. In this episode, regional healthcare director Beth Carroll and senior project architect...
Episode #28
How can designers shape outdoor spaces that are memorable and inclusive? Landscape architect Nico Wright and urban designer Ryan Losch discuss how boundaries define experience, why flexibility fosters connection, and...
Episode #27
<p>Single-stair reform has the potential to reshape housing in the U.S. by opening the door to more flexible and affordable options. But how do we uphold the highest safety standards while rethinking this long-standing...
Episode #26
<p>The education paradigm is shifting, and makerspaces are at the forefront of this transformation. No longer limited to traditional STEM disciplines, these hands-on environments are expanding their reach through...
Episode #25
Step into the ultra-precise, high-stakes world of quantum research with Page experts Alissa McFarland and Mike Reilly. Poised to transform every industry—advancing national security, accelerating medical breakthroughs...
Episode #24
Did you know 86% of residents say a modeled environment helps them better imagine their future home? In this episode of The Good Room, Amy Witte, Jessica Kottwitz, and Josie Johnson dig into how turnkey design, grounded...
Episode #23
What if sustainable design were a default, not a differentiator? That's the future Jill Kurtz and Justin Shultz are forging. Through the Design for Impact framework, Page embeds environmentally and socially conscious...
Episode #22
Pete Stavenger and Elizabeth Slyziuk explore the design of flight training environments built for precision and preparedness. Think full-motion simulators, layered redundancies, and hyper-realistic mockups—all...
Episode #21
<p>Artificial Intelligence is reshaping everything—from business and healthcare to education—while transforming the backbone of our digital world: data centers. As AI’s processing power skyrockets, data centers are...
Episode #20
<p>Spaces tell stories—and Indigenous design carries histories, traditions, and cultural knowledge that connect generations. In this episode, Anjelica Gallegos and Nitish Suvarna explore how Indigenous design principles...
Episode #19
<p>How can design promote both the physical and mental health of the LGBTQIA+ community? In this episode, we explore the intersection of inclusivity, healthcare, and design with Hilary Bales, one of the visionaries...
Episode #18
Designing a performance venue is an art in itself—one that demands more than just technical expertise. Join Carl Krebs and Daisy Houang as they dive into the interplay of community engagement, artistic collaboration...
Episode #17
A Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) needs to do more than simply address patients' medical needs; it must also provide support for family dynamics, foster children’s imagination, and create an environment that...
Episode #16
How can simulation environments create immersive learning opportunities, elevate clinical skills with advanced technology, and support innovation? Join Jennifer Amster and Mark Vaughan as they explore the design of...
Episode #15
How do you and your team best collaborate? In this episode, host Tully Mahoney dives into the future of collaboration spaces with Jen Bussinger and Melissa Burns. Whether you're designing for higher education or the...
Episode #14
Rohit Saxena and Jane Baughman uncover the design of biocontainment laboratories, where infectious disease research takes center stage. They reveal how these labs are meticulously engineered to prioritize safety...
Episode #13
In this episode, Mark Warner and Cara Soh explore the evolution of visitor centers, from offering glimpses into collection storage areas and preserving historic landmarks to harnessing technology for diverse...
Episode #12
Control rooms are essential for handling everything from traffic monitoring and managing airport facilities to building security surveillance and observing the power grid, water supply, and telephone networks. Join Jeff...
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Sr. Pastor at Oakland City Church, Prosperio Group
President of the Norwalk Oyster Festival, American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers
top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Vineyard Community Church
former british prime minister, Conservative Party
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