Around the Table: A podcast by Building Relations
This podcast will try and unpick some of the current housing stories taking the industry by storm including the transition to net zero, rising construction costs, skill shortages and new policies and legislation. Across this series, we will be joined by several experts to tackle some of these issues and opportunities for the housebuilding industry.
Podcasting since 2023 • 19 episodes
Around the Table: A podcast by Building Relations
Latest Episodes
Housing Needs Architects
With more architects involved in designing new homes, the results can be better for everyone - from developers to communities. Host Natalie Daniels is joined by Keith Bradley (Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios) and Simon Vernon-Harcourt
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Season 1
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Episode 20
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Why Aren’t We Building More Passivhaus Schemes in London?
Passivhaus is often called the gold standard for low-energy homes - but why has it been slow to take off in London? Host Kathryn Reucroft is joined by Attzaz Rashid (Barratt London), Dr Joel Callow (Beyond Carbon), and Sarah Lewis (UK ...
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Season 1
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Episode 19
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Can Downsizing Solve the UK’s Housing Crisis?
Is downsizing the key to solving the UK’s housing crisis? With £2.9 trillion of property wealth tied up in under-occupied homes, host Laura Hellon-Hughes talks to Lucian Cook (Savills) and Steve Bangs (Pegasus Homes) about breaking barrie...
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Episode 18
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How Shall We Build - How Shall We Live?
In this powerful and timely episode of Around the Table, we ask not just how many homes the UK should build – but how we build, and how we want to live.As the government announces a landmark £39bn housing boost, our panel ...
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The Rise and Future of Single Family Housing
In this insightful episode, we explore the dramatic rise of Single Family Housing (SFH) as one of the UK’s fastest-growing residential sectors – and ask what it means for renters, investors, housebuilders, and communities.Host Rachel ...
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Season 1
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Episode 16
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