Lessons from Archmark’s Bryon McCartney on using AI to build a better business without losing the human side of architecture I have known Bryon McCartney for a long time. We have collaborated on conferences, coaching programs, content, and now EntreArchitect Academy. Over the years, one thing has always been true about Bryon. When something captures […]
EA641: Bryon McCartney – Why AI Is Good for Architects
Why AI Is Good for Architects In this episode, Mark R. LePage talks with Bryon McCartney about why AI is good for architects. Bryon is the CEO of Archmark and a longtime branding and business coach for firm owners. Together, they explore how AI can support architects instead of replacing them. Next, Bryon shares practical […]
EA634: David Warfel – How Lighting Design Shapes Our Health and Business Success
How Lighting Design Shapes Our Health and Business Success How lighting design shapes our health is more than an architectural trend—it’s a business advantage. In this episode, lighting designer and educator David Warfel reveals how light influences our sleep, productivity, and mood in both homes and workplaces. He explains how natural light strengthens our circadian […]
EA589: Morgan Chawaga – Tactical Strategies to Reduce Your Stress as a Small Firm Architect
Tactical Strategies to Reduce Your Stress as a Small Firm Architect Burnout is a silent epidemic in the architecture profession, and Morgan Chawaga knows it all too well. A licensed architect turned stress management consultant, Morgan founded The Healthy Architect to help architects break free from cycles of overwhelm and exhaustion. In this episode, Mark […]
EA582: Eitan Tsarfati – Cutting Through the AI Hype: Practical Benefits for Architects
Cutting Through the AI Hype: Practical Benefits for Architects In this insightful episode, we sit down with Eitan Tsarfati, CEO and co-founder of SWAPP, to cut through the noise surrounding AI in architecture. Eitan shares how his company is revolutionizing architectural documentation by automating and optimizing tedious tasks, allowing architects to focus on creativity and […]
EA324: No More Hourly Billing with Jonathan Stark
No More Hourly Billing with Jonathan Stark Many of us small firm architects are working hourly, and often times we find ourselves negotiating with ourselves or with our clients when it’s time to invoice. Is hourly billing working for your small firm? If estimating and controlling scope creep isn’t working anymore, what can you do? […]
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