Built Environment Matters

Founded 28 years ago, Bryden Wood champions a radical transformation in design and construction. Our global team delivers comprehensive services across architecture, engineering, and digital delivery, driving innovation from concept to completion.

We've led projects like the UK's first net-zero commercial building and Europe's highest IT yield data centre, showcasing our commitment to sustainability and efficiency. Our approach harnesses digital tools and manufacturing processes for smarter, faster solutions.

Emphasising systematic, standardised, and configurable solutions, we align with the rapid evolution of technology in energy, healthcare, and infrastructure. Our 'Design to Value' ethos seeks not only cost and time efficiency but societal benefit.

On the Built Environment Matters podcast, we share insights, innovations, and thought leadership from industry experts and our own groundbreaking projects. Whether you're a professional in the built environment or simply passionate about the future of design, this podcast offers thought-provoking discussions and actionable ideas.

Tune in to explore how we're modernising critical infrastructure and shaping a better, more sustainable world.

Guest

Professor Iris D. Tommelein

Distinguished Professor of Engineering and Project Management at UC Berkeley, Iris D. Tommelein specializes in lean construction, focusing on project-based production management for the architecture-engineering-construction industry. She is a renowned expert in construction site logistics, supply-chain management, and industrialized construction, including takt planning.

Professor Tommelein directs the Project Production Systems Laboratory (P2SL), advancing tools and knowledge for project management and serving as a hub for the Northern California construction industry. A founder of the Lean Construction Institute (LCI), she received LCI’s prestigious Lean Pioneer Award in 2015 for her groundbreaking contributions.

Her accolades include the 2014 Peurifoy Construction Research Award and the 2002 Walter L. Huber Civil Engineering Prize from ASCE.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommelein/

Guest appearance on:

Exploring Lean Construction and the Future of Building Design with Iris Tommelein