The Future. Built Smarter. | Housing Edition

Katie Goldberg, IMEG Director of Structural Innovation, joins host Scott Campagna to discuss parametric engineering design and how it can deliver live design feedback, helping projects optimize floor plans, increase efficiency, and lower overall cost.

Host Scott Campagna of IMEG visits with Shannon Huffer, Vice President of Multi-Family & Investment Sales. Shannon shares insight into the current affordable housing market, how current legislation is impacting affordable housing, and discusses alternative solutions for increasing the stock of affordable homes in communities.  

On this episode, IMEG’s Scott Campagna visits with Marilyn Harris of the City of Louisville Office of Housing and Community Development. Their discussion focuses on various initiatives aimed at eradicating homelessness in the city.

Have you ever considered how urban planning and design shape our communities’ future housing options? On this episode, IMEG’s Scott Campagna and Adam Tecza dive into engaging with communities and municipalities to craft sustainable, long-term housing solutions. Tune in for expert insights on building better neighborhoods—together!

In this episode, IMEG architectural lighting designer Tammy Dyce joins us to explore how lighting can enhance well-being. She also discusses the latest trends in merging lighting with smart technology systems and provides tips for integrating effective lighting solutions within your project budget. 

Have you ever stayed in a hotel or visited someone’s home, only to be kept awake—or distracted—by unwanted noise and vibrations? In this episode we sit down with Ryan Biziorek, IMEG's acoustics leader, to explore what causes these disruptions and, more importantly, how owners can effectively mitigate them for a better living and working environments. We’ll also discuss the concept of “auralization”—a unique way to virtually hear how a room will sound before it’s even built.

Revitalizing historic buildings is a powerful way to create new homes for our communities while preserving the unique character and history that make each neighborhood special. These projects not only honor our past—they also open the door to valuable tax credits, helping ensure financial viability. Historic tax credit specialists Amy Gilbertson and Joel Fuoss with Trivers Architecture join host Scott Campagna to share their expert insights on how to maximize these incentives and successfully support your next project. Discover how leveraging historic tax credits can turn preservation into opportunity!

Join host Scott Campagna as he talks with Courtney Porcella about how YIMBY.org is changing the "Not in My Backyard" mindset and supporting home development throughout the U.S.