HOME WORK is a series of interviews conducted by HUTS founder Wayne Congar about how to make the design, financing, and construction of homes work better, and suck less. For more HUTS content, follow us on socials @hutsnyc or visit us at huts.com.
In this episode of Home Work, HUTS founder and CEO Wayne Congar chats with Julian Darwall, a multitalented housing and hospitality entrepreneur. Julian is the cofounder of both Hinoki (https://itshinoki.com/), where his innovative ideas for financing can help others; as well as The Lorca (https://www.thelorca.com/), a collective of rental properties and motels where he showcases his unique views blurring the line between hospitality and homemaking.
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14 Jul 2023
Joseph Brookover
In this episode of Home Work, HUTS founder and CEO Wayne Congar chats with Joseph Brookover, the studio director at HUTS, about his approach to designing homes.
Keep up with Joe and the rest of the HUTS studio team by staying up to date on our latest projects via our website (https://huts.com/).
30 Jun 2023
Bill Caleo
In this episode of Home Work, HUTS founder Wayne Congar chats with Bill Caleo, the founder of The Brooklyn Home Company, a design-focused developer focused on context and craft. They discuss perspectives on restoration, design as a value driver, crafting unique places, the ever-changing landscape of Brooklyn real estate, and what it takes to make a house a home.
Keep up with Bill and The Brooklyn Home Company via their website (https://www.thebrooklynhomecompany.com/). Pre-order his book, Modern Havens in the City, here (https://www.abramsbooks.com/product/brooklyn-home_9781419766701/).
8 Jun 2023
Anthony Averbeck
HUTS founder Wayne Congar chats with Anthony Averbeck on the role of place in housing and the future of small towns in America. Anthony is an architect, urban designer, and lecturer at Northeastern. His research focuses on housing innovation, ruralism, collective living, and the unique qualities that define the small-town American experience.
For a further look into Anthony's projects and research, visit his website (https://www.anthonyaverbeck.com/), and keep a look out for his forthcoming book.
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