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Sandbox from Buro HappoldAuthor: Buro Happold
We bring together curious individuals interested in a specific topic to discuss, dissect and interrogate it. The style is conversational/inclusive, featuring experts from Buro Happold, plus an invited external guest to join us in each episode who will add another angle to the narrative. Listeners are encouraged to gather around our podcast, so that we can explore the latest advancements in various fields and expand our collective horizons. Sometimes well tackle a subject head on, sometimes a sideways view - but always with curiousity, expertise and maybe even a dash of humour. To join the conversation use #BHSandbox on all your usual social media platforms, and for even more insights visit our podcast page on www.burohappold.com. Happy listening - dont forget to tell your friends! Language: en Genres: Business, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Beyond the build: How infrastructure investment shapes lives and communities – Sandbox FOMO5 3, from ‘Resilient by Design: Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future’
Episode 54
Friday, 28 November, 2025
How does infrastructure investment shape lives and communities? Find out why future-focused planning matters in this week’s ‘Sandbox’ FOMO5 episode... When it comes to our infrastructure systems in the UK, focusing on the short-term can often lead to more extensive long-term costs. From potholes and power outages to rail disruptions and water shortages, under-investment impacts everyone. As climate risks and societal demands grow, the need for proactive infrastructure planning has never been greater. Infrastructure innovation isn’t just about engineering - it’s about resilience, wellbeing, and quality of life. Joining our regular host Andy Duncan are Buro Happold experts Paula Gough, UK Infrastructure Development Director, and Chris Glover, Director, Utilities and Energy. Subscribe to the whole series; Sometimes we’ll tackle a subject head on, sometimes a sideways view - but always with curiosity, expertise and maybe even a dash of humour.
