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Start Small Selling What You Already KnowStarting small and selling what you already know is the focus as Jed Byrne returns to the EntreArchitect Podcast. He unpacks why selling feels hard for architects and where those fears come from. Then he shows how starting small builds con ...  Show more

How AI Is Changing Design, Visualization, and Client CommunicationAI in architecture is changing how firms design, visualize, and communicate ideas. In this episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Kacper Staniul, founder and CEO of MyArchitectAI, joins Mark R. LePage to explore wh ...  Show more

In a captivating podcast episode, architect Dan Leon and our host Rion delve into the intricacies of large-scale projects like the James Webb Telescope, drawing parallels between architecture and filmmaking. They discuss the importance of continuity of thought in design and the c ...  Show more

In this captivating episode of the Business of Architecture podcast, host Rion Willard sits down with the innovative Paul South House, a name synonymous with blending tradition with modernity in the architectural realm. Their discussion unfolds in an unconventional setting, revea ...  Show more

"Damn all architects, the rich man's folly," writes opinion journalist Giles Coren in a recent issue of The Times (original article here).

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In this enlightening podcast episode, our guest, a seasoned principal at a prestigious architecture firm, shares his vast experiences and the nuanced intricacies of leading and evolving within the industry. With nearly four decades at the helm, he offers a rare glimpse into th ...