Changing Institutional Practices - Dieter Cartwright - Episode # 063

Today’s guest started his hospitality career in hospitality by working in High Rise architecture, but quickly became a hospitality wizard. He has an eye for decatant design. Dieter Cartwright is a Partner at Dutch East Design. Dieter joins host Dan Ryan to talk about his journey through #hospitality and what it all means to him.

Takeaways: 
  • You want to design a place where people can gather and enjoy their experience.
  • As the designer, you can build a beautiful space but it is up to the owner and manager to maintain it and keep it lively.
  • When designing a space, don’t be afraid to hand it over to and acknowledge someone else’s direction.
  • You want to create an environment that doesn’t alienate people but instead it bring others together.
  • Net Zero is a goal to go away from the dependency on fossil fuels and rather sustainable ways of providing energy.
  • The barriers to any change are institutional practices. If you surround yourself with the right team you can help to change things for the better.
  • Whatever you are considering building, none of it possible without the use of energy.

Quote of the Show:
 
9:59 ​​”As a designer, we can build the car, we can give you the keys, but you have to drive it.”

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Shout Outs:
 
0:48 David Kaplan
0:50 Death and Company
1:33 Demond
3:07 Setting the Table by Danny Meyer
17:19 Hotel Marcel
19:15 Tapestry by Hilton
29:54 Rich, Brilliant and Willing
32:44 Bruce Becker
39:15 Mindclick

Ways to Tune In: 
 
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