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 […]
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 […]
Humanity in Architecture: A Grassroots Perspective from Duo Dickinson
This week’s episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast is something special. It’s not just another interview—it’s a deeply personal, passionate, and inspiring talk from one of our live Expert Training Sessions inside EntreArchitect Network. These sessions are held twice a month exclusively for members, but after hearing Duo Dickinson speak, I knew we had to share […]
Building Resilience: How Architects Can Redefine Success Without Burnout
Stress and burnout have long been considered inevitable parts of an architect’s journey. From grueling all-nighters in architecture school to managing relentless client demands, architects have historically worn their stress as a badge of honor. But Morgan Chawaga, licensed architect and founder of The Healthy Architect, is on a mission to challenge this norm and […]
Smart Retirement Strategies for Architects: Building Financial Independence and a Stronger Firm
For many architects running small firms, the idea of planning for retirement may feel like a distant, almost unnecessary concern. After all, we’re often focused on our immediate goals: winning projects, leading our teams, and ensuring our businesses thrive. Yet, as I learned during my conversation with Courtenay Shipley, founder and chief planologist of Retirement […]
The Story of Going Green: Lessons from Creating a Documentary Podcast
In today’s architectural landscape, sustainability has become a core focus for many professionals. To explore how architects can engage with the topic, I spoke with my friend and Gābl Media co-founder, Dimitrius Lynch, an architect and entrepreneur whose work emphasizes thoughtful design and impactful storytelling. In our discussion, we explored his new podcast series, Going […]