Podcast: Creating Structure from John Wheaton

Date: 9 September 2020

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Date: 9 September 2020

Welcome to this discussion between host John Wheaton and guest Michael Kohler, both of Wheaton Sprague Building Envelope.

The episode is focused on the curtain wall, glass, and glazing industry as part of GlassBuild Connect's #OutlookTuesday discussion of trends and directions in the market.

The discussion covers a brief history of curtain wall, Mike's background nationally and internationally, a look at here and now, discussions on the importance of communication, collaboration, trends in BIM (Building Information Modeling), training, development and more. This discussion has application to other niche industries as well.

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