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
Cameron Bagrie
December 2025
Economist Cameron Bagrie joins us to unpack where the New Zealand economy is really at — why things still feel tough, what the data is actually telling us, and why 2026 looks materially better than 2025. A clear-eyed conversation about productivity, interest rates, housing, and what business leaders should be paying attention to next.
Latest Newsletter
October 2025
October’s been a big month at the Hub: new innovations on display, major industry events, and the launch of our Innovation Ambassador Programme. Catch the highlights, the products leading change, and what’s next for New Zealand construction.
Peter Wolfkamp
November 2025
Building expert Peter Wolfkamp joins us to cut through the confusion around New Zealand’s new 70m² granny flat rules — what “no consent” actually means, what still needs sign-off, and how the process works in practice. A straight, clear breakdown of the legislation, the risks, and the realities on the ground.
Chris Penk
November 2025
Minister Chris Penk joins us to cut through the headlines on the Government’s building reforms - from “no consent” granny flats to overseas product approvals and proportionate liability. A practical look at what’s changing (and what isn’t), and how these moves aim to make building faster, simpler, and more accountable.
