Matthew and Larry kick off their What If... series discussing what architecture would look like if future architects only required a four year degree? Would schooling change? Would the profession? Would there be a larger and possibly better labor pool? Anything is possible.
Is that real? Matthew and Larry dive into some latest uses for virtual reality software, including Matthew's recent experience as a juror. Would a VR crime scene recreation help?
Feeling empowered? Ready to think outside the box? Matthew and Larry share some of their favorite business catchphrases heard over their careers. Say what?
People will wander, and sometimes into the places we don't want them to go, no matter the warning signs. On the latest podcast, Matthew and Larry share some more subtle ways to let others know a space is off limits.
More Coffey anyone? A year later, Matthew and Larry sit down and get caught up with Phil Coffey of Coffey Architects in London. So how was his 2021 and what's in store for 2022? Listen in and find out!
What's the one thing you would change about the design of your house as your children have gotten older? Matthew and Larry discuss unexpected aspects of Matthew parenting 3-year-old twins and what's more fun for them - overfilling the bathroom sink with water? Or randomly turning on the microwave?
Worried what to get your architect for Christmas? Larry and Matthew share some ideas a little off the beaten path when it comes to buying a present for your favorite architect.
Matthew and Larry talk about what many architects consider the dream project - no client and no budget - and present listeners an opportunity to sketch out a design where there is no client, or budget, or limit to what an architect can do with an existing house.
Larry says goodbye to his home office. Matthew and Larry talk about the changes from working at home to working in an office space as Larry gets ready to return to a shared workspace.
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About The Architecture Geeks Podcast
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The Architecture Geeks Podcast is the brainchild of Dallas architects Larry Paschall and Matthew Jacobson, who explore the ins and outs of life, work and architecture through a light-hearted lens,…