Discover the impact and opportunities around the World of Architects hearing stories from talented people in and around the architecture industry influencing the world around us.
Stay tuned every two weeks for a new episode about Architecture and the world around us, including guides for making a difference and finding opportunities in the field,
Episodes posted on 2nd & 4rd Tuesdays of the month, stay tuned!
In this week's episode, you will learn the path of LEED Fellow and Director of Sustainability at NORR Blake Jackson, who created a unique passion in Sustainability within the Architecture world. Through inspection and sometimes just jumping in, Blake took an interest into a full investment in a passion sustainability beyond the jargon. Now as a leader, speaker and influencer in the AEC world and beyond, Blake has epic projects where he has worked with a network of firms and professionals teams he has led to achieve goals in design and a sustainable future.
Listen for your insights into a practical way of getting started in sustainable design, whether as a licensed Architect, an intern, or someone in school, as Blake gives guidance on the best path for impact within the world of sustainability, Architecture and beyond.
Watch video episode here:
https://www.iamthestudio.com/sustainableimpact/
Learn more about LEED Fellow Blake Jackson here:
Blake Jackson, AIA @ LinkedIn
Learn the latest sustainability tool skills @ ThinkParametric:
Learn Advanced Energy Analysis with Honeybee
Learn Environmental Analysis with Ladybug Tools
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
In this episode, we set down with Japheth Chambers, as he shares the journey in fashion and architecture, having founded the brand MeasureLife in New York City, while pursuing architecture and design. Through his work as architect and fashion design, he has brought creative and positive expression to a large community, and he strives with that uplifting message in his design and work.
Listeners can find out what are the keys to success to getting started with a fashion idea whether shirts, hats, or a larger line with an idea and a target community, while finding out about the challenges and opportunities along the way.
This inspiring story is encouraging for many architects with diverse skills that just need the momentum to merge it with an architecture career for a truly unique character of work and expression.
Find out more about Measure Life here:
https://www.measurelife.us/
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
In this episode, we explore "The Power of Subdivision Modeling for Architects" with our esteemed guest, Computational Architect and ThinkParametric Cofounder, Arie-Willem De Jongh.
Join us as we uncover the transformative impact of subdivision modeling on architectural design. We delve into the origins and evolution of this groundbreaking technique, tracing its integration into CAD software and architectural workflows.
Through an engaging conversation with Arie Willem De Jongh, we unravel the secrets behind subdivision modeling, how it reshapes architectural boundaries, and enables architects to bring their visionary designs to life. Discover how subdivision modeling empowers architects to sculpt intricate and organic forms with unparalleled precision, merging artistry and technology seamlessly.
Throughout the episode, we explore practical examples and case studies that highlight the immense creative potential and real-world applications of subdivision modeling. Gain insights into the design process, from ideation to iteration, and witness how architects navigate the challenges and benefits of incorporating subdivision modeling into their practice.
Beyond the technical aspects, we also delve into the ethical considerations and sustainability implications associated with subdivision modeling in architecture. Arie Willem De Jongh shares his expertise, advice, and visionary outlook on the future of architectural design, where subdivision modeling plays a pivotal role.
Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a professional in the field, or simply curious about the convergence of technology and design, this episode of Architecture Beyond offers a captivating exploration of "The Power of Subdivision Modeling for Architects." Prepare to be inspired, enlightened, and propelled into the limitless possibilities of architectural expression as we venture beyond the conventional boundaries of design.
Learn more about SubD Modeling in these great ThinkParametric Course links:
Unlock Your Creativity with SubD Modeling in Rhino 7
Learn How to Design an Organic Shaped Building Envelope (Heydar Aliyev centre)
Watch Video Episode here:
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
The perfect laptop can make all the difference for Architects, whether in school, on the job, and even beyond. In this episode, I share all the key elements for selecting and getting started with the right laptop for your architectural needs.
We begin with a break down about the best selections in processor power, RAM, GPU, Display, Storage and Portability so you will have an understanding of what goes into a solid laptop. We cover key insights so you can have a complete picture when shopping around.
Next, we discuss 5 top models of laptop for varying preferences and optimizations including design, price, portability and upgradeability. We cover the Macbook Pro, the Alienware M15, the Lenovo ThinkPad, The Dell XPS 15/17, and the Microsoft Surface.
We follow up on the models with 10 common questions architects have when choosing a laptop. This goes from the simple basics of the minimum, to questions about keeping your laptop lasting long.
Finally, we cover how to get the best laptop on a budget, and what are the best specifications for top software.
After this episode, and the links below, you should be ready to get a laptop that can power through your next season of projects and designs.
Resources to help you choose your next laptop:
How To Choose An Architect @ ThinkParametric
Watch the video here
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
This week, we sit down with Architect turned Real Estate Entrepreneur Santiago Aceves, to learn about his journey from design at tops schools and firms, to running his own vision in real estate with the Aceves Group. Listeners will find out the value of real estate, even as a side skill, and parallel opportunities for Architects within the field.
Links:
Aceves Group
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
In this episode, host Brandon A. Gibbs answers 10 of the 20 most popular questions for learning and participating in the architecture industry. This includes learning about schools, getting started in the industry, as well as how to make an impact and find opportunities through networking.
Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).
This premiere episode of Architect Beyond will feature the process and resources for becoming a licensed Architect with Elif Bayram, founder of ARE Question. In this episode, she will explain the process that she encountered to become an Architect and the road to helping thousands of other Architects through building the Architecture Registration Exam testing platform A.R.E. Questions.
Click here to find out more about A.R.E. Questions:
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Architecture Beyond is an exciting new podcast about life after architecture and the stories of those taking their gifts to impact the world beyond the studio. This is our first series of episodes, and we’re interested in your feedback. Are there some topics you would like to hear, or are you interested in being a guest? Go to Iamthestudio.com and click on ArchBeyond in the menu for more information.
Sponsored by iamthestudio architecture software courses (site here).