Regular videos, podcast, newsletters and blogs with innovative thought leaders to elevate the conversation of innovation.
Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation—it’s shaped by ongoing conversations about the market, the economy, building codes, and emerging technologies.
Building Pulse is how we connect with the broader industry, bringing together experts, innovators, and thought leaders to discuss the future of construction. Through video interviews, podcasts, and newsletters, we share insights, trends, and bold ideas that push the industry forward.
Whether you’re looking for expert perspectives, updates on key developments, or inspiration for your next project, Building Pulse is your go-to source for what’s next in construction.
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Recent Episodes
Julyan Collett
April 2026
In this episode, Julyan Collett from Basis breaks down how they’re rethinking the switchboard — from safety and electrical risk to energy visibility and why most households are overpaying on power. A practical, forward-looking perspective for builders, architects and developers navigating electrification and smarter homes in 2026.
Our latest newsletter kicks off 2026 with major wins, bold innovation, and smarter ways to build. Explore the ideas, products, and people shaping high-performance construction in New Zealand.
Denise Martin
March 2026
In this episode, Denise Martin from BEO Science breaks down the fundamentals of energy, moisture and healthy buildings — from ventilation and airtightness to where performance upgrades actually deliver value. A practical, no-nonsense perspective for builders, architects and developers looking to build smarter in 2026.
Tim Fahey & Bryce Glover
April 2026
In this episode, Tim Fahey and Bryce Glover from HouseMe break down how they’ve scaled off-site manufacturing into one of New Zealand’s busiest building operations — from supply chain discipline and standardisation to fixed price builds and modular housing. A practical, no-nonsense look at what it really takes to build affordable housing at scale in 2026.
