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Evan Troxel

ARE Hacks on the EntreArchitect Podcast

I had the pleasure of being on Mark R. LePage's EntreArchitect Podcast to talk about my book ARE Hacks, my origin story, and many other things. Mark is so great to talk to, and I truly appreciate his hospitality and thank him for allowing me to talk to

✱ I think I see the finish line

✱ I think I see the finish line

It's just around the corner, right? In my last update, I said that I didn't plan on visiting the text of my book again for a long time. Well, that didn't last. I re-read the entire book (it's a fast read) and

✱ Are we there yet?

It's the question all parents hate because it usually comes up within the first five minutes of the trip. Within the context of writing (and finishing) my book, I keep hearing myself ask the question. Honestly, I had an idea it was going to be like this because

✱ Finishing ARE Hacks (my book)...

✱ Finishing ARE Hacks (my book)...

Finishing my book has been one of the more difficult things I've done lately. The to-do list only seems to get longer, but my excitement is very alive for this project. I've heard that the last ten percent of a project is another ninety percent. So

✱ I've been writing a book

For the last seven months, I have been working on project that's been taking up a majority of my early morning project time and other down-time. I've been writing a book, and it's been much more work than I initially thought, but entirely worth

✱ Lake Powell

✱ Lake Powell

Welcome to ArchiTalks 20. What is ArchiTalks, you ask? For those of you who don't know, it's a group of architects all posting their interpretation of the same topic at the same time to their blogs. You can read theirs by following the links at the

Link: Why you should care about VR (as an architect)

I wrote an article over at Method about some very cool stuff going on with Virtual Reality (VR) in the architectural profession. Bonus: you get to experience my latest project that I've been working on for the last year and a half – a new math and science building