My Favorite Moments from Episode 242 "Designing for 100 Years… in 100 Seconds?" 💬 18 lines worth keeping from TRXL 242, from fifteen voices on what an agent really is, where the risk piles up, and whether you'd want to prompt a building.
Prompt to Building Stops at the Garden Shed (For Now) 📰 Nobody has taken prompt-to-building past a garden shed, said one guest. Autodesk, Bentley, Skema, Finch and more on where agents work today and where a design decision still needs time to incubate and iterate.
242: Designing for 100 Years… in 100 Seconds? A conversation with Oliver Goldman, Greg Demchak, Matt Wash, Marty Rozmanith, and other experts about AI agents versus copilots, trust frameworks, and the challenges of prompting a building in AEC.
My Favorite Moments from Episode 240 "I've Got to Get My Project Out on Friday" 💬 Twenty-eight lines worth keeping from episode three of The Next AEC Tech Stack, the one that closes the BIM 2.0 arc. Twelve voices on where AI's judgment should stop and what actually survives when data moves between platforms.
240: I've Got to Get My Project Out on Friday A conversation with Roderick Bates, Campbell Yule, Jesper Wallgren, Gavin Nicholls, Dimitrie Stefanescu, and Carl Christensen about where AI‑generated design should stop, how to liberate data, and what truly survives the BIM 2.0 handoff.
Leadership Edge: TRXL 175 Real-time decision-making in AEC, adaptive generative design for healthcare, and architects reclaiming their role as master orchestrators. SLAM & Hypar redefine workflows, bridging concept to fabrication with precision, efficiency, and reduced waste.
175: ‘Realtime Decision Making’, with Ian Keough and Keith Fine A conversation with Ian Keough and Keith Fine.