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Evan Troxel

✱ Granman

✱ Granman

Today has been emotional. My dad called me this morning to tell me that my grandfather—his father—is gone. He was 96, and he was the last of my grandparents to grace our presence. As I tearily sit here and reminisce my experiences with him, I am left most

✱ Subtitled

✱ Subtitled

In 2014 I had the opportunity to collaborate on a design project that was something out of the ordinary, and I recently went looking to see if I could find it online. Youtube to the rescue! Working with my friend and colleague Mark Schoeman, we were given full leeway to

✱ On the Other End of the Microphone

✱ On the Other End of the Microphone

I've been sharing on a couple of other podcasts lately. First, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Enoch Sears who is an architect and the publisher and founder of the Business of Architecture website and podcast. We talked about the Archispeak podcast, ARE Hacks, and lots

✱ Make 2017 Your Year to Become an Architect

✱ Make 2017 Your Year to Become an Architect

My book, ARE Hacks, is all about choosing yourself: you have to decide to get your license for you; to make yourself more valuable; to finish what you started; to make our profession better in the future. Within the chapters of the book I give practical strategies, advice, tips and

ARE Hacks live: Save the date – Nov 10th at AIA Orange County

My first talk since publishing ARE Hacks is happening in Southern California on November 10, 2016 at the AIA Orange County office from 7pm – 9pm. I'll be talking tips, tricks, strategies, and hacks so you can conquer the Architect Registration Exam and help make our profession better. Head

✱ Why I made a paper version of my book

✱ Why I made a paper version of my book

I originally didn't plan on writing a paper version of my book, but I ended up doing it. I started with the idea that I wanted my book to embody the spirit of how I studied for the Architect Registration Exam myself, meaning, whenever possible. I wanted the

✱ How Does it Feel?

I can't even begin to tell you how cathartic it is to hold my book in my own hands. I set on a journey at the end of 2015 to write what I thought was going to be a series of blog posts but found out along the