With a family name that means ‘green’ in Dutch, it was inevitable that Joop Groen would occupy himself with the transition towards a biobased economy. Such as CIRCUROAD, a Dutch collaborative project on creating biobased and circular alternatives for bitumen, the fossil binder of asphalt. Joop runs his company called Viride - meaning green in latin. He says he has an optimistic view on the future.
Patrick Maes & Simon van Oldenbeek (Stellar Development) with a new perspective on logistics real estate
Vick Nanthan (TRILUX) on reusing light fixtures for a circular economy
Elisah Pals (Zero Waste NL) on creating a waste free world
Anne-Jaap Deinum (Fedet) on the transition to renewable energy and the power of LED
Biobased entrepeneur Jan Berbee (grown.bio) on the power of mycelium
Engineer Mark Lepelaar (NPSP) on biocomposite and circular materials
Architect Michiel Raaphorst (V8 architects) on solar energy and designs to solve scarcity problems
Architect Marvin Bratke (Urban Beta Berlin) on modular design
Lighting designers Jean Sundin & Enrique Peiniger (OVI New York) on the art of lighting design
Daglichtarchitect Peter Elemans (De Witte Oss) over ontwerpen met daglicht
Anna van Nunen (Greener Power Solutions) over groene stroom op de bouwplaats en festivals
Nicole Bakker (Circular Engine) over disciplines verbinden en grote klappen maken
Bert van Son (MUD Jeans) over circulariteit in de kledingindustrie
Innovator Jan Willem van de Groep over bouwen met biobased materialen
Willem Dammers (TRILUX) over verlichting en de energietransitie
Cécile van Oppen (Copper8) over de transitie naar een circulaire economie
Daan Kosterman (Jan Snel) over modulair circulair bouwen
Maayke Damen (Excess Materials Exchange) over de waarde van afval
Lichtontwerper Erik de Wildt over de toekomst van licht
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
99% Invisible
The John Clay Wolfe Show
How to Decorate
A Tale of Two Cities
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Creative Pep Talk
Mindful Creative with Radim Malinic