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252: Chain Drain: Why the Built Environment Can't Learn
How can rethinking the handoffs between design, real estate, and construction rescue the built environment from decades of declining productivity?
In this special episode of Practice Disrupted, host Evelyn Lee explores the systemic productivity crisis in the built environment through the lens of "Chain Drain", a paper from the University of Michigan. Evelyn sits down with co-authors Bryan Boyer, who teaches architecture at Taubman College and co-founded the studio Dash Marshall, and Greg Lindsay, an urbanist in residence at the University of Toronto School of Cities. Together, they examine…
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