The Architecture Geeks Podcast

Looking for a job? In the first episode of the Job series, Matthew and Larry share some of their own work history, strategies for finding a job in architecture, and some of the unusual places for job listings. Be sure to stay tuned for future episodes around internships, job postings, and interviewing.

Ready to get out of town? Matthew and Larry share some unique international hotels you might want to experience as travel gears up post-pandemic.

What will the streets look like post-pandemic? Matt and Larry discuss some possibilities for the urban landscape, what some cities have already done, and how streets evolved from the last pandemic.

What a week! Matthew and Larry share their thoughts about last week's frigid temps and loss of power. The also discuss some ideas on preparing for future events as well as how to protect yourself from unscrupulous contractors as you make repairs.

In the third podcast of the International Series, Matt and Larry talk with Phil Coffey of Coffey Architects about housing in London and the future of architecture practice post-pandemic.

Is software becoming more important than design? Matt and Larry talk about the impact of software on architecture from what students are learning to how architects approach the design process. Are we letting software dictate?

In the second episode of their international series, Matt and Larry start off in Brazil and do a little globe trotting as they talk about exterior color at home and abroad.

What do door stops, baby-proofing, and Christmas trees have in common? Matt and Larry discuss how life as kid-parents and pet-parents has affected how they look at architecture.

Welcome to the first episode of the International Series! Matthew and Larry discuss the use of windows in Japanese architecture, particularly in the denser urban environments.

Continuing Education Credits. Bleah! Matt and Larry kick off 2021 talking about an architect's least favorite year-end activity, something new for Matt this year who has his own take on this first-time experience.