Laura Crescimano's guest appearances

Laura Crescimano

Lean Startup

KA Connect Podcast

Business of Architecture UK Podcast

Reid Hoffman

Marc Andreessen

Christopher Lochhead

Jake Knapp

Irene Au

Christina Stembel

Kara Goldin

Guy Kawasaki

Joe Moore

Michael Kilkelly

Katie Crepeau

Ben Horowitz

Diane Tavenner

Mamie Kanfer Stewart

Ryan Caldbeck

OwlTail

On this week's episode, I visit Google HQ in London to speak with Laura Crescimano, co-founder of San Francisco based SITE Lab, a multi disciplinary urban design firm. Laura is an expert on urban design, with an intimate knowledge of public realm and social power of space. Designing both processes and places, Laura’s projects range from Pier 70, where she led a multidisciplinary team through the design and community process for a 35-acre mixed-use waterfront development in a historic industrial district in San Francisco, to leading the design for Google’s first proposed mixed-use neighborhood located at their headquarters in Mountain View, to designing Pop-up Care Villages for the homeless services non-profit Lava Mae to help them provide mobile showers as well as “radical hospitality.” In this interview you will learn: - How Laura and Evan won those early masterplan projects and rapidly created a team - How SITELab Continues the Legacy of co-founder Evan Rose - How Laura executes creating self generating projects and client relationships which continue to grow their firm. This week's Resources http://www.sitelaburbanstudio.com

On this week's episode, I visit Google HQ in London to speak with Laura Crescimano, co-founder of San Francisco based SITE Lab, a multi disciplinary urban design firm. Laura is an expert on urban design, with an intimate knowledge of public realm and social power of space. Designing both processes and places, Laura’s projects range from Pier 70, where she led a multidisciplinary team through the design and community process for a 35-acre mixed-use waterfront development in a historic industrial district in San Francisco, to leading the design for Google’s first proposed mixed-use neighborhood located at their headquarters in Mountain View, to designing Pop-up Care Villages for the homeless services non-profit Lava Mae to help them provide mobile showers as well as “radical hospitality.” In this interview you will learn: - How Laura and Evan won those early masterplan projects and rapidly created a team - How SITELab Continues the Legacy of co-founder Evan Rose - How Laura executes creating self generating projects and client relationships which continue to grow their firm. This week's Resources <a href="http://www.sitelaburbanstudio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.sitelaburbanstudio.com</a>

057: Growing a Multi Disciplinary Urban Design Studio with Laura Crescimano

By nearly all measurements, remote work is growing rapidly. At the same time, leading companies are building new headquarters to bring their workers together. What do the trends of “work anywhere” and “everyone work here” have in common? And what are the implications for the places we work and live in? Urban designer Laura Crescimano will look at the trends for and questions raised by an increasingly distributed workforce.

No More Downtowns? What Does It Mean When We Work “Anywhere”? | Laura Crescimano

KA Connect Evidence-based Design Forum 2011| April 26, 2011 | San Francisco, CA

Laura Crescimano + Nambi Gardner: Data Mining for Design