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In this special live podcast event, David Tryba, founder and architect of Tryba Architects joins host Adam Wagoner in the Colorado Room at the History Colorado Center which was designed by David and his team. Other notable project from Tryba Architects include The Buell Media Public Media Center, Union Station, The Botanical Gardens amoung others. David & Adam explore themes of contextual architecture, adaptive reuse, the impact of urban design on community building.and resilience in the architectural profession. David reveals the formative experiences that shaped his architectural philosophy, including his childhood, education, varied job roles, and the challenges faced in a fluctuating economy.

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Ted Schultz of Theodore Schultz, Architect joins host Adam on the show to discuss his unique and intuitive approach to architecture, likening his work philosophy to the way he makes soups on a Sunday. His professional journey led him from Florida to a transformative stint in St. Croix, where he established his own firm (specializing in vacation homes) and honed his architectural practice. On this episode, Ted shares stories about his roots in Denver, growing up in a household anchored in creativity, how he was influenced to pursue an architectural engineering degree at CU, insights about his "club house" of architects (Pendula Architecture Collaborative) plus the transformative impact of technology on traditional workflows and communication in the architectural field.

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Damon Leverett, AIA Arizona President, joins the show to talk about the intersection of AI in architecture. Damon is an AI enthusiast with a master's degree in web design and new media, He has over 30 years of experience in the field and has worked as a design principal in several firms. Damon shares his own experiences with AI and how it will impact the design process. He highlights the importance of understanding the principles of design in order to create meaningful architecture and emphasizes that AI is a tool that can empower architects rather than replace them. 

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Katie Barnes, Managing Principal at Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, joins the show to talk about her winding path through architecture. Introduced to the profession at an early age by her architect father, Katie talks about typical family vacations, navigating her various interests in college, moving to Colorado and joining at the early stages of BRS Architecture where she moved through the ranks to become a Partner. Katie explains BSR's people-inspired design process and how it allows them to collaboratively create community focused recreation projects. This episode also has the distinction of being the first time (SURPRISINGLY) that Adam and a guest debate "The Fountainhead"!

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In this episode of Architect-ing, we're joined by Scott Lindenau, an architect known for his innovative designs that prioritize the integration of light and minimalist principles. Scott shares insights into his creative process, showcasing standout projects like his own Aspen trailer park residence and a transformative 1968 house. He opens up about the dynamic partnership with his wife, who leads the interiors division, and discusses the future expansion of Studio B Architecture + Interiors, with a spotlight on a significant Chicago project. Join us for a glimpse into the visionary world of Scott Lindenau.

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In this conversation, Adrian Sopher and Erin Bagnall, principals of Sopher Sparn Architects, reflect on their professional journeys in the ever-evolving realm of architecture and urban planning. Adrian's career was significantly shaped by a pivotal moment in architecture school that sparked his deeper exploration of the field, while Erin's path was marked by adaptability and resilience, navigating challenges from the aftermath of 9/11 to finding her niche in interior design. Their joint venture, Sopher Sparn, emerged from their shared experiences in tackling complex entitlement work, eventually growing through strategic partnerships. They also have a discussion on leadership transition, highlighting the nuanced nature of succession planning in the architectural industry.

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In this week’s episode of Architect-ing, we talk with Ron Abo, FAIA, an architect with a rich history of community-focused work. Ron Abo recounts his experiences and insights, and how he discovered architecture as an outlet for his creative passions and a way to combat loneliness as a Japanese American in a predominantly white neighborhood. Ron's journey through architecture school in the 1960s led him to engage with real community projects during the War on Poverty's Model Cities initiative. He vividly recalls his involvement with the West Side Design Center and collaborating with diverse individuals to address community needs.

Ron's commitment to community-led design extended into his career, with projects like the Crusade for Justice school addition and passive solar houses in the 1970s. Despite facing doubts and financial struggles, Ron's determination to create meaningful impact highlights his journey as a socially conscious architect.

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Zac Rockett and Jason Ro, of Ro | Rockett Design, join the show to talk about their inspiring journey of collaborative creativity. They recount the pivotal moment when they transitioned from established firms to launching their practice, emphasizing the importance of meaningful projects that fueled their growth. They also touch on design-centered approach, collaboration with clients to achieve shared design goals, and the significance of harnessing site attributes to shape unique architectural solutions. This episode is all about their professional trajectory, emphasizing the essence of meaningful projects, design narratives, and the journey of shaping a successful architecture practice.

In the extended bonus segment, Jason and Zac share insights into their partnership dynamics and how they complement each other's strengths. Their collaboration in architecture involves a balance of design and practicality, with Zac's knack for design and Jason's financial background creating a winning team. Overall, their experience showcases the intricate dance between creative expression and pragmatic problem-solving in the realm of architecture.

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Louise Bordelon, Chair of the Landscape Architecture Department at the University of Colorado Denver, joins the show to talk about her diverse background and experiences, from growing up in Cape Town, South Africa, to her journey through architecture school and beyond.

Louise explores the unique architectural landscape of South Africa, the challenges of designing for low-cost housing in shanty towns, and the tension between traditional architectural education and real-world design problems. Louise shares insights into her research on the Natchez Trace Parkway and explores the intersection of geography and landscape architecture, particularly focusing on the Mississippi River.

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Bill Allen, founder of Evolve Lab, joins the show to talk about the importance of technology and networking and the personal insights that shaped his unique journey.

Bill shares his story from studying computer-aided drafting to working at HDR Architecture and eventually becoming a conference speaker, focusing on topics like computational design and interoperability using tools like Grasshopper and Dynamo.

Prepare to be amazed by the transformative power of cutting-edge tools such as Helix, enabling model conversion, Glyph, revolutionizing documentation tasks in Revit, and Morpheus, an intuitive generative design tool, and Veras an AI-powered visualization add-in that uses your 3d model geometry as a substrate to generate new design options. In the end, this episode highlights the tremendous potential of technology to optimize architectural workflows.

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