In our third episode of "Building Green," I delve into an enlightening conversation with Kelai Diebel, a visionary in sustainable design and a key member at Make of Sustainable Spaces (MOSS) in Amsterdam. Kelai brings a fresh perspective to the integration of greenery in urban landscapes. Throughout our discussion, Kelai illuminates the significant impact of urban green spaces on mental well-being and creativity. She reveals how nature's presence in our daily urban environments can lead to improved memory and reduced stress levels. Kelai's journey from her early childhood fascination with nature to her professional experiences in Shanghai provides a captivating backstory to her passion for sustainable architecture. She debunks common myths about green living, highlighting the importance of a holistic approach to integrating nature in urban settings. To explore more about Kelai Diebel and her work at MOSS, visit their website ⁠moss.amsterdam⁠ and follow their latest projects on Instagram ⁠@moss_amsterdam⁠ and @kelai_descope. Join me, Ladina, on this green journey, and don't forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations about sustainable living and architecture and drop us a review. If you have suggestions for future guests or topics, I'd love to hear from you on my socials! Let's explore the world of green architecture, one conversation at a time. Contact: Ladina ⁠@ladinaschoepf⁠ Website: ⁠ls-projects.ch/podcast⁠ Produced by: ⁠flyinmedia.com

During an exclusive house tour in our very first "Building Green" episode, sustainable architect Gaia Sonzogni revealed the design choices behind a sustainable luxury home in Miami Beach. She emphasized the importance of orientation for optimal light and temperature, and the strategic use of local materials like stucco, coral stone, and wood to reduce carbon footprint. This practical glimpse into a real-world application of sustainable architecture brought her concepts to life. Gaia’s hope, to inspire influential figures and the public to see sustainable living as not just necessary but also cool and desirable, resonates with the mission of our podcast—to inspire a shift towards environmentally responsible architecture. To see more of Gaia’s pioneering work, check her out on Instagram @gaia_s_studio or her website www.gaiasdesign.com. And if you're keen on joining this green journey with me, Ladina, or have ideas and guests you'd love to hear from, I'm all ears on my socials. Subscribe to not miss out on our next episodes, and if you feel inspired, drop us a review! Let's make living green desirable, one conversation at a time. Contact: Ladina ⁠@ladinaschoepf⁠ Website: ⁠ls-projects.ch/podcast⁠ Produced by: ⁠flyinmedia.com

Kicking off our very first "Building Green" episode. I had the pleasure of chatting with Gaia Sonzogni, an architect who's reshaping the way we think about luxury living and sustainability. Throughout our conversation, she shared valuable insights on integrating sustainability into home design without compromising on elegance and comfort. Her expertise in passive architecture and the subtleties of climate consideration shone a light on how we can all live more sustainably. Gaia's hope, to inspire influential figures and the public to see sustainable living as not just necessary but also cool and desirable, resonates with the mission of our podcast—to inspire a shift toward environmentally responsible architecture. We also busted the myth that sustainability is a trend tied to politics; it's really about smarter choices for everyone. This conversation sets the stage for what I envision for this podcast: a platform where stories of innovation and sustainability in architecture are shared, showing that eco-friendly living can be both accessible and stylish. To see more of Gaia’s pioneering work, check her out on Instagram @gaia_s_studio or her website gaiasdesign.com. And if you're keen on joining this green journey with me, Ladina, or have ideas and guests you'd love to hear from, I'm all ears on my socials. Subscribe to not miss out on our next episodes, and if you feel inspired, drop us a review! Let's make living green desirable, one conversation at a time. Contact: Ladina @ladinaschoepf Website: ls-projects.ch/podcast Produced by: flyinmedia.com