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Evan Troxel

We Don't Like Your House Either

This documentary is about some of Architect Bruce Goff's work and he talks openly about his relationships with his clients and about the work itself. The label 'genius' comes up a lot, and to be truthful I've never been interested in his work but

Link: Archispeak 54 - Agent of Change

Getting stuck in a rut. Pigeonholed. Marginalized. Don't let it happen to you. These things occur in architecture just like any other profession. We talk about what you can do about it so that you can make the most of your journey and have the career and experience

Link: Archispeak 53 - How Did We Get Here

And you may find yourself living in a shotgun shack… in another part of the world… behind the wheel of a large automobile… in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife… And you may ask yourself… Well... How did I get here? In episode 53, Archispeak takes a trip through

✱ Like a Chef

My friend Lee Calisti posted on his blog recently about the stereotype (and reality) of architects wearing black, which then started a great conversation over on LinkedIn. He followed it up today with another insightful post. It's a great thread that led into other tangents about the value

Link: Archispeak Podcast Named One of the Best Architecture and Design Podcasts by Architectural Digest

Archispeak has been featured on the Architectural Digest website alongside some other great architecture and design podcasts as one of the best. We are thrilled to be in such great company and to be recognized by Elizabeth over at AD. I wasn't aware of a couple of the

✱ My Favorite Things

This is yet another post in the ArchiTalks series, and this time Bob Borson from Life of an Architect has asked us to talk about our favorite things. There will be links to everyone else's posts at the bottom so you can find out what has captured all

Link: Architecture and Math

I have a small cameo appearance over at Life of an Architect where the post is talking about an often-asked question by those thinking about getting into the architectural profession: Does one need to be good at math to become an architect? Bob Borson: If you ever thought about