The Hypothetical Show
Since this is the final episode of the year AND the 2020 Life of an Architect podcast season, there is no better way to end the year than to dedicate an entire episode to hypothetical questions … so welcome to the Hypothetical Show!
How the Case Study House Program Affected Architecture
When Arts & Architecture magazine editor John Entenza began the Case Study House Program in…
Where is the Finish Line?
Becoming an architect is hard, but we all know that. You go to school for a long time and work and study, but upon graduation you are not an architect. So when does that moment happen? Welcome to Episode 68: “Where is the Finish Line?”
Ask the Show
Should architects date one another? How do you get your first client? What is the greatest challenge you’ve ever faced? All this and more burning questions for Bob Borson, FAIA, and Andrew Hawkins, AIA, on Episode 67 of Life of an Architect!
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Life of an Architect Podcast
Architects and Sketching
There is a nostalgia associated with sketching in the architecture profession. But is sketching still an integral part of the design process? Sharpen your pencils and pull out your favorite pen, because we are talking about "Architects and Sketching" in Episode 66 of the Life of an Architect podcast.
Life of an Architect Podcast
A Day in the Life of an Architect
Answering the question "What exactly does a typical day in the life of an architect look like?" is nearly impossible. There are certain things that seem to be fairly standard to one of my “typical” days, but if I were to compare a day last week with a day from five years ago, those days would look completely different. How different? That’s exactly what we are discussing on today’s show.
Life of an Architect Podcast
Holiday Gift Guide for Architects
It’s that gift-giving time of the year, and if you have an architect in your life, you know that getting them the perfect gift is rough, since they are so particular. That’s why we’re here!
Architecture
Passive House Architect Turns Insulation Manufacturer
GO Logic, an integrated architecture and construction firm, has made a name for itself by designing and building prefab ho
Coronavirus Resources and Information
What Will Architecture Look Like Post-Pandemic?
When tuberculosis ravaged the nation in the 19th century, architecture dramatically changed as a result.
House Styles
A Warmer Spin on Modern Architecture
Modern homes have come a long way from the cold white boxes of the 1920s, and buyers are snapping them up
Marine Applications Expand Deck Options
Deck projects can expand to include a wide range of applications, such as light-commercial projects at restaurants or hotels as well as a variety
Outdoor living offers new opportunities
Regardless of the season, decks have become an extension of the home.
Decking + Railings
Deck evaluation checklist
NADRA has produced a comprehensive checklist contractors can use to delineate any concerns found during a deck inspection
Planning + Development
Architectural Diversity Adds Character to TND Community
At Kitts Creek, a new neo-traditional development adjoining Raleigh-Durham’s booming employment corridor, builder ExperienceOne Homes is giving North Carolina home buyers the best of both worlds.
