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Phil Read and Adam Thomas join the podcast to talk about leadership development, the crucial balance between technical know-how and soft skills, cultivating interpersonal relationships, stress management, mentorship, where to go to foster leadership skills and behaviors, accountability, and more. You’ll also learn about the upcoming AEC Acoustics retreat that is blending leadership and technical skill enhancement through collaborative discussions in a low-key, energizing environment.To learn more about Phil Read and Adam Thomas, see the full show notes with links at https://trxl.co/165To get more great conversations with AEC technology leaders on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode SponsorsArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.Guardian for RevitDedicated to helping Revit users protect their models, automate consistency and ensure a standard of quality in their project models, Guardian is a Revit add-in that provides actionable insights, in-the-moment user education, and over 100 project protections. With immediate and measurable ROI, firms have saved thousands of hours by preventing mistakes before they happen. Visit www.getguardian.tech/trxl to learn more or take advantage of your free 30-day trial.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback

Ryan Cameron joins the podcast to talk about the recent AI focused Technology in Architecture Practice (TAP) Symposium at AIA’24.Today he shares insights from the symposium headlined by keynote speakers Phil Bernstein and Dr. Mehdi Nourbakhsh, PhD, who have both previously appeared on TRXL, and he provides an explanation of what these knowledge communities are and how they fit into the AIA.Tune in to learn more about what TAP is doing at the growing intersection between technology and architecture, the importance of sharing across the profession, how TAP’s volunteers are leading the charge in this community, and some exciting opportunities for innovation grants being offered by TAP.To learn more about Ryan Cameron, see the full show notes with links at https://trxl.co/164Find more great conversations and past guests on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode Sponsors:ArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.AVAILDedicated to developing tools that save AEC teams time, AVAIL has now added Revit Application Version Management and another powerful new workflow feature called Palettes to its suite of content management capabilities.Visit https://getavail.com/request-demo to book a demo and see it in action.Guardian for RevitDedicated to helping Revit users protect their models, automate consistency and ensure a standard of quality in their project models, Guardian is a Revit add-in that provides actionable insights, in-the-moment user education, and over 100 project protections. With immediate and measurable ROI, firms have saved thousands of hours by preventing mistakes before they happen. Visit www.getguardian.tech/trxl to learn more or take advantage of your free 30-day trial.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback

Nirva Fereshetian, Principal and CIO at CBT Architects, dives into the world of digital practice in architecture. She discusses the challenges of tool fatigue and the necessity of aligning technology with business problems. Nirva emphasizes collaboration within the AEC industry and the need for a culture of continuous learning. She uncovers how genuine innovation often gets muddled with superficial tech trends, and highlights the importance of effective communication to foster innovation and overcome resistance to change.

In this special Campfire Series episode, Geoff Manaugh joins the podcast to tell us the story of BLDGBLOG. We discuss how he maintains an online presence while playing the algorithm games of social media and talk about the topic of content ownership and the evolution of blogging.We also get into the creative opportunities Geoff has found by blending architecture with other disciplines, learn about his journey from blogger to author, talk about his Hollywood experiences with his fictional writing, and hear about some upcoming projects including a new book on archaeology.To learn more about Geoff Manaugh, see the full show notes with links, find more episodes, and find the past guests on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode Sponsors:ArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.AVAILDedicated to developing tools that save AEC teams time, AVAIL has now added Revit Application Version Management and another powerful new workflow feature called Palettes to its suite of content management capabilities.Visit https://getavail.com/request-demo to book a demo and see it in action.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback

David Benjamin, an innovator in sustainable building materials, and Thomas van Harenz, a partner in scalable architectural solutions, dive into the fascinating world of mycelium. They share their journey from pilot projects to scalable solutions, highlighting mycelium's versatility in construction. The duo discusses the integration of digital workflows in sustainable design and the potential for mycelium to disrupt traditional materials. Their insights reveal the challenges and opportunities in this eco-friendly revolution, emphasizing collaboration's vital role in innovation.

David Benjamin and Andrew Meagher join the podcast to talk about prefab modular and the construction of Project Phoenix in the second installment of a three-part series of episodes on the podcast. In this episode, we take a comprehensive look at Factory_OS's modular manufacturing approach to residential construction and its partnership with Autodesk which aims to create sustainable and affordable housing. Today we talk about the role of data-driven design, innovation throughout all stages of design and construction, and the collaborative approach to address housing and climate challenges with this project. To learn more about David Benjamin and Andrew Meagher, see the full show notes with links, find more episodes, and find the past guests on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode Sponsors:AVAILDedicated to developing tools that save AEC teams time, AVAIL has now added Revit Application Version Management and another powerful new workflow feature called Palettes to its suite of content management capabilities.Visit https://getavail.com/request-demo to book a demo and see it in action.ArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback

David Benjamin and Ryan McNulty join the podcast to talk about the integration of architecture and technology in creating a 300-unit affordable housing development in the Bay Area called Project Phoenix.The project involves a unique collaboration between MBH Architects, Factory OS, and Autodesk, and how they leveraged generative design and real-time analytics software tools. Our conversation also highlights the efficiencies gained through modular construction, the challenges of incorporating new technology in design and construction, and potential implications for the AEC industry.To learn more about David Benjamin and Ryan McNulty, see the full show notes with links, find more episodes, and find the past guests on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode Sponsors:ArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.AVAILDedicated to developing tools that save AEC teams time, AVAIL has now added Revit Application Version Management and another powerful new workflow feature called Palettes to its suite of content management capabilities.Visit https://getavail.com/request-demo to book a demo and see it in action.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback

Andy Robert and Mercedes Carriquiry discuss their focus on technology, collaboration, and changing the architectural industry. They emphasize the importance of innovation, overcoming obstacles in hourly billing systems, and the need for better project management. The conversation highlights their ambitious goal of making a positive impact in the AEC industry.

Krzysztof Jędrzejewski, who transitioned from traditional architecture to technology at Autodesk Forma, shares his journey from Poland to groundbreaking projects like the Mercedes Museum. He discusses the impact of cloud-based solutions and advanced tools such as Grasshopper and Dynamo on modern architecture. Krzysztof also emphasizes the importance of integrating AI in design, democratizing architectural expertise, and enhancing collaborations through innovative software solutions. His insights illuminate the evolving role of architects in leveraging technology to address industry challenges.

Shane Burger joins the podcast to talk about current and potential future impacts of AI and automation on architectural practice, the shift from perpetual to per-user licensing in AEC project delivery software, license management difficulties, enhancing productivity and improving project delivery while maintaining a human-centric approach, reevaluating business models towards valuing outcomes and performance, rethinking workflows, balancing technological advancements and the essence of human intelligence and empathy, and more.To learn more about Shane Burger, see the full show notes with links, find more episodes, and find the past guests on the TRXL podcast please visit https://trxl.coEpisode SponsorsArchITEmbrace a technology team that enhances—not hinders—your design process. Visit https://GetArchIT.com for your free IT assessment and start transforming your firm and your tech experience today.AVAILDedicated to developing tools that save AEC teams time, AVAIL has now added Revit Application Version Management and another powerful new workflow feature called Palettes to its suite of content management capabilities.Visit https://getavail.com/request-demo to book a demo and see it in action.-----Support TRXL by becoming a member or by making a donation.Click here to subscribe and get the TRXL AEC Tech Newsletter and episode show notes emailed to you when new episodes are released. It’s free!Provide feedback for this episode at https://trxl.co/feedback