The Architecture Geeks Podcast

Once upon a time, architects began projects by sitting down with clients and talking about what they hoped to achieve, what their home required to function, and the feeling that finishes conveyed as the lived in the space. So what happens when clients tap into AI for inspiration, and the conversation is less on what's possible and more about what AI has told the client they could do? Matthew and Larry discuss some of Matt's recent experiences and the potential of going down AI rabbit holes instead of starting design with a simple conversation.

Every firm owner has seen their share of student portfolios as future architects begin vying for internships. Matthew and Larry talk about the work they've seen and share ideas on how to make your portfolio work for you.

Midnight email looking for work provides the latest for The Architecture Geeks! Matthew and Larry talk about getting ready for the job hunt, steps to take to prepare, and whether or not schools are doing enough to help future interns.

Is the profession of architecture in poor shape? Year end magazine articles say yes. Matthew and Larry take the first podcast of the year to discuss some of the "issues" supposedly affecting architecture.

Preserving buildings isn't always a yes or no discussion. Now the architecture community in Dallas finds itself at a crossroads of what to do with Dallas City Hall. Matthew and Larry discuss what should go into the decisions about preserving the I.M. Pei structure, including if the building is worth saving or if it's time has come and gone.