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The Origin Series with Jesse Hayre

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This week on the Build Podcast, Matt sits down with with building scientist Jesse Hayre as part of The Origin Series, exploring how modern construction practices have evolved and where the industry is headed. Jesse shares his background in engineering and building science, highlighting how curiosity about materials and performance led him toward sustainable innovation. The discussion covers the shift from traditional framing to high-performance wall systems, the balance between airtightness and ventilation, and the importance of combining durability with sustainability. They also touch on how technology—especially AI, data modeling, and digital twins—is transforming design and construction workflows. Both Matt and Jesse stress the need for education that bridges craftsmanship and science, encouraging younger builders to stay curious and data-driven. The conversation closes with optimism about the future of construction, emphasizing that true innovation happens when creativity meets real-world constraints.
Thank you to episode sponsor ROCKWOOL. Learn more at rockwool.com/north-america/.

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This week on the Build Podcast, Matt sits down with with building scientist Jesse Hayre as part of The Origin Series, exploring how modern construction practices have evolved and where the industry is headed. Jesse shares his background in engineering and building science, highlighting how curiosity about materials and performance led him toward sustainable innovation. The discussion covers the shift from traditional framing to high-performance wall systems, the balance between airtightness and ventilation, and the importance of combining durability with sustainability. They also touch on how technology—especially AI, data modeling, and digital twins—is transforming design and construction workflows. Both Matt and Jesse stress the need for education that bridges craftsmanship and science, encouraging younger builders to stay curious and data-driven. The conversation closes with optimism about the future of construction, emphasizing that true innovation happens when creativity meets real-world constraints.
Thank you to episode sponsor ROCKWOOL. Learn more at rockwool.com/north-america/.

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