Bethany Borel's guest appearances

Bethany Borel

US Modernist Radio - Architecture You Love

Design Voice Podcast

Julia Gamolina

Catherine Meng

Michael Boyd

Walter Gropius

Julius Shulman

Meghana Joshi

Michael Stern

Tom Wright

Suzanne Somers

AJ Lambert

Adrian Kinney

Marsh Davis

Allison Arieff

Josh Cooperman

Martie Lieberman

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Bethany Borel, WELL AP is a Senior Associate at COOKFOX Architects in New York City. Since joining COOKFOX in 2012, Bethany’s combined knowledge of architecture and interior design has been a valuable asset to a variety of New York City projects. Currently, Bethany is spearheading the transformative design of the Solaire building in Battery Park City and the International WELL Building Institute headquarters at 220 Fifth Avenue. Bethany also designed and orchestrated the design of COOKFOX’s new, award-winning office on 57th Street, and the interiors of 62 Wooster Street, a landmarked 1920's industrial building to a luxury residential property in the heart of SoHo. Bethany frequently speaks on the topics of biophilia and high-performance design at events such as Greenbuild and the New York Green Building Conference. Additionally, Bethany teaches a sustainability studio course at the New York School of Interior Design and regularly serves as a guest juror at Columbia University and the Pratt Institute. Having spent her childhood in the seemingly disparate locales of Tokyo, Japan, and rural Iowa, Bethany has found that a common thread in her design philosophy is that she holds the utmost respect for the natural environment. At COOKFOX, Bethany brings this thinking to her projects as she pursues environmentally responsible design. In this episode we talk about:  Ways to improve your home office environment How Bethany and her team at COOKFOX are staying connected while WFH during the pandemic What is biophilia and examples of biophilic design strategies in architecture and interior design How COOKFOX is rethinking the future of office design in a post-covid world 

Bethany Borel, WELL AP is a Senior Associate at <a href="https://cookfox.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">COOKFOX Architects</a> in New York City. Since joining COOKFOX in 2012, Bethany’s combined knowledge of architecture and interior design has been a valuable asset to a variety of New York City projects. Currently, Bethany is spearheading the transformative design of the Solaire building in Battery Park City and the International WELL Building Institute headquarters at 220 Fifth Avenue. Bethany also designed and orchestrated the design of COOKFOX’s new, award-winning office on 57th Street, and the interiors of 62 Wooster Street, a landmarked 1920's industrial building to a luxury residential property in the heart of SoHo. Bethany frequently speaks on the topics of biophilia and high-performance design at events such as Greenbuild and the New York Green Building Conference. Additionally, Bethany teaches a sustainability studio course at the New York School of Interior Design and regularly serves as a guest juror at Columbia University and the Pratt Institute. Having spent her childhood in the seemingly disparate locales of Tokyo, Japan, and rural Iowa, Bethany has found that a common thread in her design philosophy is that she holds the utmost respect for the natural environment. At COOKFOX, Bethany brings this thinking to her projects as she pursues environmentally responsible design. In this episode we talk about: <ul> <li>Ways to improve your home office environment</li> <li>How Bethany and her team at COOKFOX are staying connected while WFH during the pandemic</li> <li>What is biophilia and examples of biophilic design strategies in architecture and interior design</li> <li>How COOKFOX is rethinking the future of office design in a post-covid world</li> </ul>

COVID Diaries: A Biophilic Future with Bethany Borel, WELL AP

Anthony Alofsin

Host George Smart cashed in a few frequent flyer miles to report from New York City, doing a walk and talk around the innovatively designed COOKFOX architecture office with project leader Bethany Borel.  Later on George visits author Anthony Alofsin, whose new book  Wright and New York: the Making of America's Architect explores Frank Lloyd Wright’s years in the Big Apple. 

Host George Smart cashed in a few frequent flyer miles to report from New York City, doing a walk and talk around the innovatively designed COOKFOX architecture office with project leader Bethany Borel.  Later on George visits author Anthony Alofsin, whose new book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Wright-New-York-Americas-Architect/dp/0300238851" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Wright and New York</a>: the Making of America's Architect explores Frank Lloyd Wright’s years in the Big Apple.

#133/Almost Live from New York:  Bethany Borel of COOKFOX + Author Anthony Alofsin