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Crafting Sustainable Architecture in Urban NeighborhoodsCrafting sustainable architecture in urban neighborhoods requires more than good design. It takes technical skill, strong partnerships, and a deep understanding of how people live in cities. In this episode, Lauren Thomsen s ...  Show more

How Small Architects Can Save Thousands on Retirement FeesIn this episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage sits down with Paul Sippil to discuss 401(k) fee transparency and how architects can build healthier retirement plans for their firms. Paul reveals how small bu ...  Show more

Architects often struggle with integrating new technologies while preserving their firm's core culture. In this episode, Mansoor Kazerouni of Arcadis delves into how firms can adapt to the evolving landscape of architecture without losing their identity. He discusses innovativ ...

In this episode of the Business of Architecture podcast, Andy Bigwood and Rion Willard dive into the fascinating world of architectural business strategies. Andy shares insights on refining company processes and building momentum, even when facing setbacks. They also discuss the ...  Show more

Running an architecture firm can feel like being stuck—overwhelmed, overworked, and unsure how to get free. In this episode, Geoff Hoover, principal at Business of Architecture, shares what's really holding firms back. Geoff's path from engineering to sales and lifegu ...

Many architects start their firms with a vision of creative freedom, only to find themselves buried in endless work, stretched too thin, and struggling financially. In this episode, Rion Willard joins Jason Owens to reveal why so many architects hit this wall—and what they mus ...