Building Enclosure Podcasts
Welcome to the Building Enclosure podcast. You’re a reader of Building Enclosure’s technical and educational articles; now become a listener. Each episode features industry-leading construction and design professionals interviewed by the editorial staff of BE. Scroll down and click an episode to listen. It will automatically begin in the player below. Enjoy!
The Building Enclosure channel provides you with:
*Industry News*
*Innovations*
*Engaging interviews that keep you up-to-date, informed and entertained!*
Benjamin Meyer, the Building Enclosure Business Director with Siplast and Jennifer Keegan, the Director of Building & Roofing Science for Siplast, joined us to briefly talk about the webinar on August 8th, "Designing Walls for Control of Air, Water, Thermal, and Vapor," that they’ll be presenting on behalf of the ABAA.
Terry Swack, Founder and CEO of Sustainable Minds, talks to us about the new, game-changing filter for the Transparency Catalog in collaboration with HPDC and Perkins&Will. Hear about how this new filter makes it more possible to select building products that support stringent human health requirements for built spaces. 
In this episode of Dear Anna, Anna Anderson talks about finding your right customer. For architects, this means understanding what type of environmentally-friendly products your customers are interested in. This can be critical when looking for clients who align with your goals.
Anna Andersen, CEO of Art Unlimited, discusses Google Analytics’ conversion to GA4. Anna talks about why this conversion is happening, how it might change your ROI, and what it means when it comes to understanding your data and how it’s affecting your business.
Carolyn Kiernat, AIA, principal with Page & Turnbull joins us to talk about all things historic preservation. We talk about what a project needs to be deemed historic, what goes into the process and current trends happening right now in the word of preservation. 
Brian Pallasch, EVP/CEO, IBBEC sits down with us to talk about the Moving Forward report. Each year, The National Institute of Building Sciences Consultative Council publishes the Moving Forward Report to investigate critical challenges facing the building industry.
Two sustainability experts at FitzGerald, Charlie Saville and Mike DeRouin, believe that buildings constructed in the 20’s will look entirely different from those built in the past decade. Listen in as they talk about how shifting energy codes are impacting construction, particularly within the multifamily sector.