When people think about innovation in construction, they often focus on technology, products, and systems. While those elements are critical, the most successful organizations understand that true innovation starts with something much deeper: culture. During a recent visit to the Eaton Experience Center in Pittsburgh, Offsite Dirt Network had the opportunity to sit down with Eaton's Senior Vice President & GM of Eaton Experience Center, Rob Griffin, alongside Kent Anderson, Senior Business De

Construction is an industry built around solving problems. Every project involves schedules, budgets, materials, technology, safety, coordination, and countless decisions. Yet many of the most difficult challenges are not technical—they are human. Things will go wrong. Plans will change. Pressure will build. People will disagree. The question is not whether these moments will happen, but how we choose to meet them. Do we react from frustration, fear, or habit? Or can we pause, become aware of...

In Part 2 of our three-part High Performance Build series on the Offsite Dirt Network, host Mark Wille continues his conversation with Kelly Grace of Travis Price Architects. This time, they dive deeper into the projects that have shaped the firm's philosophy—from finding ways to construct designs others considered too complex to preserving historic homes while introducing completely modern additions.