Title: Curiosity drives creativity
Time + Date: 2:00 pm ET | Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Speaker: Carlo Navato | Founder @ Haxted
Curious, design-obsessed real estate developer, lover of craftsmanship, and sometimes photographer; happiest with mavericks in wild places; on a mission to fuse creativity and rigorous discipline to create transformative spaces.
Founded Haxted in 2008. We create homes and workspaces with soul. We believe fervently in a culture of continuous learning and build teams with the most talented, creative people, and those who bring fresh, divergent thinking. We love to do business with people who share our sense of adventure, our sense of purpose, and our desire to change things for the better.
You can follow Carlo on Instagram here @carlonavato and here @makingspace.it.
Format:
Brigadoon Monthly Calls are 45-minute moderated discussions led by a subject matter expert in an emerging issue shaping commerce and culture.
The guest speaker makes opening remarks for ten minutes and takes questions for the balance of the call.
All calls happen using Google Meet.
Just like all Brigadoon gatherings, the call is powerpoint free and conversation-driven.
Cost:
Brigadoon Monthly Calls are free to all Brigadoon Members in good standing or $25.00 - $35.00 for other participants.
$45.00 = Access to live call
$35.00 = Access to recorded call
“The most sustainable approach to building is to keep the one’s we’ve already got and show them appropriate respect.”
“I’ve been involved with buildings since 1988. Well, actually I’ve been involved with them my whole life. We all have. We forget their ubiquity and their importance. The relationships we have with living spaces are profound. Good spaces have the capacity to improve lives immeasurably. And the opposite is true too.”
“So whatever your preferred creative medium, go in search of creative fulfillment. Ignore the noisy voice inside your head urging you to stay safe and sound leading a creatively unexamined life. The fruits of these labors manifest themselves in many different ways, and as a minimum, we gain a better understanding of who we are.”