A Modern Approach to Managing Money, Metrics, and Mindset There’s a common story I hear over and over again from small firm architects: “I didn’t become an architect to do accounting.” And yet, whether we like it or not, owning a firm means being responsible for the business—and that includes knowing your numbers. In a […]
Beyond Building Code: Designing for Health in Residential Architecture
Why Indoor Air Quality, Materials, and Occupant Behavior Matter More Than Ever When it comes to designing homes, most architects can recite building code requirements in their sleep. But here’s the problem: the code is the minimum. And in today’s world, minimum isn’t good enough. That truth hit hard during my recent conversation with Caroline […]
How Physical Health Can Transform Your Business as a Small Firm Architect
After Years of On-and-Off Habits, One Interview Inspired Me to Take Action—and It Changed Everything It’s not often that a podcast conversation hits me this hard. After more than a decade of struggling with inconsistent health habits, trying to make time for fitness, falling off, starting again, and repeating that cycle over and over, I […]
Why Architecture’s Culture Shift Is Long Overdue
From All-Nighters to Sustainable Practice, a Generational Wake-Up Call Architecture’s greatest strength has always been our passion, but that same passion turned into a blind spot. For generations we measured commitment with sleepless nights, low fees, and heroic “get it done” stories. That mindset shaped how studios operated and how leaders trained young architects. During […]
How to Build a Profitable, Scalable Architecture Firm with Operational Efficiency
As small firm architects, we are trained and passionate about design. We love solving spatial problems and creating places where people can live, work, and thrive. But building a business—that’s a different kind of architecture altogether. In this episode of EntreArchitect Podcast, I sat down with Fallon Scott, founder of F28 & Co., a strategic […]
The Value of Architecture: Kevin Kennon on Vision, Collaboration, and the Future of Practice
When I invited Kevin Kennon to the podcast, I knew we’d have a powerful conversation. Kevin’s resume alone—Barclays’ North American HQ, the Rodin Museum in Seoul, and over four decades of thought leadership at the intersection of design excellence and ecological responsibility—speaks volumes. But it was his deeply personal story about Ground Zero that reframed […]
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