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If we truly want to build sustainably, the construction culture must change too. How do you do that? By being vulnerable and daring to search. Meet the five builders who honestly share their stories here and see how everyone contributes to change in their own way. Who do you feel most connected to?
Construction calls for change. But change also asks something of us.
The construction sector needs more than just practical solutions: a new construction culture is needed to truly enable change together. This requires future builders who understand change, know themselves, and create a new construction culture through awareness and leadership.
Gideon – Building Transition Tribes launched five video portraits in collaboration with Lucas de Man, Serena Scholte, and FullFrame, featuring people who work daily on the sustainable transition in construction. The portraits evoke strong responses and show a beautiful picture of the different experiences and phases we may all go through in our work and lives.
