What if the greenest building isn’t the one with the best tech - but the one people love the most?
Award-winning designer William Dodge shares the story behind a powerful $50K flood memorial that’s changing how the world sees sustainability. It’s built on the same site where his childhood friend drowned and was finished 25 years to the day after his death.
But this isn’t just a story about one powerful project. This is a conversation about:
How to do more with less
How to create beauty with constraints
And how to make people feel something in an era that too often settles for “efficient.”
William doesn’t build buildings - he creates space for reflection, resistance, and meaning.
If you care about climate, equity, storytelling, or just making your work matter — this episode is for you.
To explore more about William Dodge and his work, you can visit his websites p-u-b-l-i-c.com and agangofthree.com.
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