Reclaiming the Architect as Master Builder The Architect as Master Builder is more than a historical idea; it can guide a stronger design-build practice today. David Muniz Supple leads New England Design & Construction, a licensed architectural firm and integrated design-build practice in Lexington, Massachusetts. He studied architecture at Tufts, worked in an international design […]
EA682: Tim Derrington – Stop Waiting for Projects to Find You
Stop Waiting for Projects to Find You Business development for architects starts with a hard truth: good design alone will not keep projects coming. Tim Derrington, founding principal of Austin-based Derrington Building Studio, joins Mark R. LePage to share how he learned that lesson. After launching his firm in 2011, Tim built a practice through […]
EA681: Keiran Murphy – Frank Lloyd Wright Beyond the Legend
Frank Lloyd Wright Beyond the Legend Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin offers a rare look beyond the legend of one of architecture’s most famous names. Historian Keiran Murphy joins Mark R. LePage with more than three decades of work supporting the site’s preservation and public access. Her writing earned a Wright Spirit Award, and her research […]
EA680: David Sellers – Hawaii Off-Grid Architecture
Hawaii Off-Grid Architecture Hawaii off-grid architecture becomes a model for business, resilience, and community impact in this conversation with David Sellers. David shares how commercial fishing, technical systems, and environmental concerns shaped his path into architecture. He explains how Hawaii Off-Grid grew by combining design, engineering, renewable energy, and practical business thinking. This diverse model […]
EA679: Mark Lefitz – Turning Better Pricing Into Better Projects
Turning Better Pricing Into Better Projects Architectural pricing strategies can shape more than a firm’s bottom line. They can also improve the client experience. In this episode, Mark R. LePage talks with Mark Lefitz, COO and partner at EZ Plans Architects. Mark brings more than 20 years of experience across architecture, construction, operations, and technology. […]
EA678: Rachel Gresham and Ali Alsaleh – Built for Business
Built for Business In this episode, Mark R. LePage welcomes Rachel Gresham and Ali Alsaleh from The American Institute of Architects to discuss Built for Business, AIA’s new podcast. Rachel and Ali share their paths through architecture and the experiences that shaped how they think about business. They also explore why architects need stronger business […]
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