<![CDATA[Building Forward with Clark Pacific]]>The way we build is evolving. Building Forward with Clark Pacific explores the future of design, construction, and prefabrication through candid conversations with the architects, contractors, developers, and innovators moving the needle.

Hosted by industry experts from Clark Pacific, each episode cuts through the buzzwords to address real-world challenges, uncover practical solutions, and spotlight the ideas driving industrialized construction.

Whether you’re rethinking delivery methods, navigating project complexity, or pushing the limits of architectural design, Building Forward is your inside look at how today’s innovation becomes tomorrow’s standard.

]]>https://www.clarkpacific.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sat, 19 Sep 2026 15:22:05 GMTThu, 05 Mar 2026 16:43:05 GMT60Clark Pacific<p>The way we build is evolving. Building Forward with Clark Pacific explores the future of design, construction, and prefabrication through candid conversations with the architects, contractors, developers, and innovators moving the needle.</p><p>Hosted by industry experts from Clark Pacific, each episode cuts through the buzzwords to address real-world challenges, uncover practical solutions, and spotlight the ideas driving industrialized construction.</p><p>Whether you’re rethinking delivery methods, navigating project complexity, or pushing the limits of architectural design, <i>Building Forward</i> is your inside look at how today’s innovation becomes tomorrow’s standard.</p>episodicClark Pacificctaffe@clarkpacific.comno<![CDATA[Why Industrialized Construction Still Fails, Even When It Looks Great]]>Industrialized construction is not just "prefab with a new name" - it's a complete rethink of how projects are planned, measured, and delivered. Melissa McEwen and Nick Masci, co-founders of the Industrialized Construction Group, reveal why so many companies stall out after the big offsite-construction announcement and what it actually takes to turn factory thinking into real-world gains.

Backed by more than 70 maturity assessments, Melissa and Nick unpack the hidden gaps that separate companies talking about industrialized construction from the ones actually doing it.

If you're a contractor, prefab leader, owner, or builder trying to make industrialized construction stick, this episode is essential listening.

Learn more about what Melissa and Nick do at www.icg.build.

]]>ce743e3e-aad0-4849-b587-27a44ddd363bTue, 25 Aug 2026 23:30:00 GMT<p>Industrialized construction is not just "prefab with a new name" - it's a complete rethink of how projects are planned, measured, and delivered. Melissa McEwen and Nick Masci, co-founders of the Industrialized Construction Group, reveal why so many companies stall out after the big offsite-construction announcement and what it actually takes to turn factory thinking into real-world gains.</p><p></p><p>Backed by more than 70 maturity assessments, Melissa and Nick unpack the hidden gaps that separate companies talking about industrialized construction from the ones actually doing it.</p><p></p><p>If you're a contractor, prefab leader, owner, or builder trying to make industrialized construction stick, this episode is essential listening.</p><p></p><p>Learn more about what Melissa and Nick do at www.icg.build.</p>no01:02:3817Why Industrialized Construction Still Fails, Even When It Looks Greatfull<![CDATA[Beyond the Panel: Rethinking Prefabricated Facade Delivery.]]>In this episode, envelope consultant Adrian Lowenstein explores how prefabricated facade delivery is evolving beyond individual panels toward a more integrated, full-envelope approach. He shares how early collaboration, design integration, in-house glazing, target value design, and coordinated logistics can improve quality, strengthen cost and schedule certainty, and reduce gaps between project teams.

The conversation also examines material testing, supply chain challenges, regional adaptability, and the future of prefabricated facade systems designed to meet changing seismic, wind, and climate demands.

]]>6b0ac7e0-50be-47e6-ac40-fa6a4a28f890Tue, 04 Aug 2026 23:30:00 GMT<p>In this episode, envelope consultant Adrian Lowenstein explores how prefabricated facade delivery is evolving beyond individual panels toward a more integrated, full-envelope approach. He shares how early collaboration, design integration, in-house glazing, target value design, and coordinated logistics can improve quality, strengthen cost and schedule certainty, and reduce gaps between project teams.</p><p></p><p>The conversation also examines material testing, supply chain challenges, regional adaptability, and the future of prefabricated facade systems designed to meet changing seismic, wind, and climate demands.</p>no00:41:5016Beyond the Panel: Rethinking Prefabricated Facade Delivery.full<![CDATA[Designing for Sustainability: Embodied Carbon, EPDs and the Future of Precast]]>In this episode, Dan Delisle hosts Emily Lorenz and Jon Mohle to explore the intricacies of embodied carbon, environmental product declarations (EPDs), and sustainable practices in the precast concrete industry. They discuss practical strategies for reducing global warming potential (GWP), the process of developing and verifying EPDs, and how industry professionals can leverage these tools for a more sustainable future.

Emily Lorenz: www.sevgenconsulting.com, emilyblorenz@gmail.com or Emily Lorenz | LinkedIn
Jon Mohle: jmohle@clarkpacific.com or Jon Mohle | LinkedIn

]]>827f9475-3f95-4fb5-b707-32f9570d4d39Wed, 15 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Dan Delisle hosts Emily Lorenz and Jon Mohle to explore the intricacies of embodied carbon, environmental product declarations (EPDs), and sustainable practices in the precast concrete industry. They discuss practical strategies for reducing global warming potential (GWP), the process of developing and verifying EPDs, and how industry professionals can leverage these tools for a more sustainable future.</p><p></p><p>Emily Lorenz: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.sevgenconsulting.com" target="_blank">www.sevgenconsulting.com</a>, <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:emilyblorenz@gmail.com" target="_blank">emilyblorenz@gmail.com</a> or <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-lorenz-4652207/" target="_blank">Emily Lorenz | LinkedIn</a><br />Jon Mohle: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:jmohle@clarkpacific.com" target="_blank">jmohle@clarkpacific.com</a> or <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonmohle/" target="_blank">Jon Mohle | LinkedIn</a></p>no00:37:3415Designing for Sustainability: Embodied Carbon, EPDs and the Future of Precastfull<![CDATA[Prefabrication in Practice: Lessons from Hinarr Hu Moulik Student Housing with Sundt]]>The conversation between Doug Bevier and Dylan Rogers explores the use of prefabrication in student housing projects, focusing on Hinarr Hu Moulik Student Housing at Cal Poly Humboldt. The discussion highlights the benefits, challenges, and strategies associated with using prefabricated facade systems in construction.

Takeaways

  • Prefabrication offers cost and labor savings
  • Early collaboration and design coordination are crucial for successful prefabrication projects
]]>c702d930-53b2-4ef6-9410-4447766981bcThu, 25 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT<p>The conversation between Doug Bevier and Dylan Rogers explores the use of prefabrication in student housing projects, focusing on Hinarr Hu Moulik Student Housing at Cal Poly Humboldt. The discussion highlights the benefits, challenges, and strategies associated with using prefabricated facade systems in construction.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Prefabrication offers cost and labor savings</li><li>Early collaboration and design coordination are crucial for successful prefabrication projects</li></ul>no00:26:5714Prefabrication in Practice: Lessons from Hinarr Hu Moulik Student Housing with Sundtfull<![CDATA[Revolutionizing Construction: The Power of Collaboration and Technology ]]>Revolutionizing Construction with VDC

Join Dr. Martin Fischer from Stanford, along with Dan Delisle and Doug Bevier from Clark Pacific, as they unveil how Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) is transforming the building industry. Discover how digital twins and collaborative methods are driving efficiency and sustainability in projects like Apple’s headquarters. Explore the future of construction with insights into AI and autonomous systems.

Get ready to be inspired by innovative strategies that are setting new standards in the industry.

CIFE: CIFE | Center for Integrated Facility Engineering

]]>6d1b4e78-bac3-4354-a51e-acfdbd765470Wed, 03 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT<h6><b>Revolutionizing Construction with VDC</b></h6><p>Join Dr. Martin Fischer from Stanford, along with Dan Delisle and Doug Bevier from Clark Pacific, as they unveil how Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) is transforming the building industry. Discover how digital twins and collaborative methods are driving efficiency and sustainability in projects like Apple’s headquarters. Explore the future of construction with insights into AI and autonomous systems.</p><p></p><p>Get ready to be inspired by innovative strategies that are setting new standards in the industry.<br /><br />CIFE: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://cife.stanford.edu/" target="_blank">CIFE | Center for Integrated Facility Engineering</a></p>no00:32:08Revolutionizing Construction: The Power of Collaboration and Technology full<![CDATA[Building For the Future: The Art of Prefabrication for Architecture]]>In this episode, Scott Berry of SCB shares how early collaboration with manufacturers can unlock the full value of prefabricated facades.

Through projects like 1640 Broadway and Oakland’s MacArthur Tower, Scott explains why engaging suppliers before or during schematic design can reduce risk, improve constructability, and protect design intent.

We cover form optimization, material mockups, joint detailing, workflows, and the team mindset needed to turn ambitious facade concepts into efficient, buildable solutions.

For architects, designers, and builders, this conversation offers practical lessons on using early industry integration to save time, avoid costly rework, and deliver better prefabricated building systems.

]]>b774e3de-c246-4308-ab4e-be1a543752bfWed, 06 May 2026 15:36:09 GMT<p>In this episode, Scott Berry of SCB shares how early collaboration with manufacturers can unlock the full value of prefabricated facades.</p><p></p><p>Through projects like 1640 Broadway and Oakland’s MacArthur Tower, Scott explains why engaging suppliers before or during schematic design can reduce risk, improve constructability, and protect design intent.</p><p></p><p>We cover form optimization, material mockups, joint detailing, workflows, and the team mindset needed to turn ambitious facade concepts into efficient, buildable solutions.</p><p></p><p>For architects, designers, and builders, this conversation offers practical lessons on using early industry integration to save time, avoid costly rework, and deliver better prefabricated building systems.</p>no00:32:4012Building For the Future: The Art of Prefabrication for Architecturefull<![CDATA[Designing Buildings for Manufacturing: Lessons from Greg Otto]]>How can the construction industry evolve to meet the urgent demand for affordable housing? In this episode, Daniel Delisle sits down with Greg Otto, co-founder of TektonOS, to discuss why the future of building depends on a shift from projects to products.

Greg shares his journey from structural engineering to the forefront of construction tech, highlighting the critical need for cohesive systems and standardization. They dive into the realities of managing high-capital factory environments and how local policies often impact the speed of innovation.

]]>4d796e2b-0b1d-4fc3-9234-53d11d18fc53Tue, 07 Apr 2026 16:40:59 GMT<p>How can the construction industry evolve to meet the urgent demand for affordable housing? In this episode, Daniel Delisle sits down with Greg Otto, co-founder of TektonOS, to discuss why the future of building depends on a shift from projects to products.</p><p></p><p>Greg shares his journey from structural engineering to the forefront of construction tech, highlighting the critical need for cohesive systems and standardization. They dive into the realities of managing high-capital factory environments and how local policies often impact the speed of innovation.</p><p></p>no00:37:0511Designing Buildings for Manufacturing: Lessons from Greg Ottofull