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What delightful information comes to light when a project team member — hypothetically — thinks they've hung up from a call, but they actually haven't*?
* not a hypothetical
Links:
Live stream happy hour with the Life of an Architect podcast on Nov 19th, 4:15pm PST (YouTube)
Being that it's Veteran's Day in the USA, we discuss war stories from the trenches... both from Cormac's time serving in the Army and from architectural practice. Oh, and don't forget the off-the-shelf, range-extending missile parts.
Links
Evan's temporary service interruption tweet
Veteran's Day (Wikipedia)
Scud missile (Wikipedia)
Patriot missile (Wikipedia)
Gulf War (Wikipedia)
We discuss current 2d project delivery challenges and opportunities, how application templates aren't one-size-fits-all, reincorporating lessons learned on projects into standards, and how architects are really damn good at dealing with levels of abstraction.
We discuss how brick and mortar-based architecture firms are dealing with the changing landscape of remote work due to COVID-19 and all the nuance that comes along with it. And Cormac breaks the news that Sean Connery died, so we talk about Bond movies, of course.
Links
Sean Connery
James Bond
George Lazenby
The Prisoner
Death Race 2000
Roger Moore
The Car
Duel
Following the last episode's topic of professional 'conference season,' we transition into the topic of architectural 'awards season' to discuss the positives and also how they could be so much better.
Links
Advancing Computational Building Design Conference
Day 1 agenda including Evan's presentation
TRXL podcast on Gābl Media
We discuss the October architectural conference flurry—including one that Evan is speaking at—and recap architect Jeanne Gang's keynote presentation at the 2020 Architectural Record Innovation Conference.
We discuss the new world of communication and physical barriers that many people are adapting to, and many who are not.
We follow-up on Cormac's double-jointed, shadetree mechanic adventure and wax nostalgic on Haynes manuals. And then, somehow, bring it back to architecture.
We discuss taking ideas from other industries — like auto manufacturing — and applying them to architecture.
We discuss ways to deal with last-minute changes on projects, which is something that never really happens.
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