Part of the fun about being an architect and being a geek is the articles that pop into your emails showcasing new and funky technology. Matthew and Larry spend the podcast sharing some of that new tech that the average homeowner may never know about.

Matthew has just passed his one year mark as a business owner. He and Larry chat a little about what happens in that first year and the milestones reached.

Architects are often asked which building is their favorite. But what are the buildings architects think of as least favored? Matthew and Larry talk about some of their not-so-favorites and the love-hate relationship architects have with some buildings.

Architects are notorious for lapsing into technical talk when meeting with clients. But how do clients communicate their wants and needs when talking with their architect? Matthew and Larry explore some of the unique ways past clients have shared their ideas for their projects. Also, try not to giggle too much when you realize Larry got the date wrong.

What makes college football such a different experience from a professional event? Matthew and Larry discuss the differences between attending games at different venues and the benefits of having a walkable environment.

Zoning can be a fine needle to thread when getting ready to start a project. Matthew and Larry talk about how zoning can impact not just what and where you build but also how communities interact with one another.

Larry shares with Matthew a quick recap of his visit to San Francisco for the AIA's national conference. And his desire to have his favorite presenter teach every class.

Any idea what your architect is saying? Matthew and Larry aren't sure either. Listen in to some of their favorite architect quotes and see if you can figure out what's really being said.

Who are Matthew and Larry? Find out as they both answer not-quite-twenty questions, sharing information about their favorite architects, architect, and what they really do for fun.

We've all seen the cool and sometimes not so cool images being created by artificial intelligence. So what are the implications for architecture? Matthew and Larry talk through some of the potential issues with integrating AI and architecture, including potential built-in biases, accountability, and privacy.