The Clayton Vance Podcast
The Clayton Vance Podcast
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Exploring the art and soul of architecture answering questions why the world looks the way it does and what we can do about it.
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Focuses on architectural design, urban planning, and the relationship between space and human experience. Episodes include discussions on the spiritual power of architecture, the importance of classical design, and case studies like the restoration of the Salt Lake Temple, exploring how the right design questions can lead to more meaningful urban environments.
Exploring the art and soul of architecture answering questions why the world looks the way it does and what we can do about it.
We’ve been chasing “sustainability” for centuries — from banning butchers in 14th-century London to today’s endless regulations and paper straws. But have we been asking the wrong questions all along?
In this episode, Clayton Vance argues that true sustainability isn’t just about insulation, carbon footprints, or solar panels. It’s about building places people actually want to keep. From historic homes that endure, to the grand enemy of sustainability — modern zoning — we explore how beauty, proximity, and connectivity may be the most overlooked solutions of all.
If your definition of sustainability can’t survive time, it isn’t sustainable.
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