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
Tim Kleier (Part 1)
June 2026
In this episode, Tim Kleier from Concrete NZ unpacks the realities of concrete's carbon footprint, exploring clinker, cement production, supplementary cementitious materials, carbon capture and low-carbon steel. A technical deep dive into the innovations, challenges and industry-wide changes shaping the future of concrete and the pathway towards lower embodied carbon construction.
Shaneel Deo
May 2026
In this episode, Shaneel Deo from Milliken explores how innovation, sustainability and design are reshaping the flooring industry - from recyclable carpet tiles and circular manufacturing systems to acoustic performance, custom designer collaborations and products built for reuse rather than landfill. A practical look at the future of commercial flooring and sustainable product design.
Cameron Bagrie
May 2026
In this episode, Cameron Bagrie breaks down what’s really happening in the NZ economy — from the uneven recovery and construction slowdown to rising global uncertainty, productivity and the impact of oil prices on what comes next. A practical, no-nonsense perspective for builders, developers and business owners navigating 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.
