Best Architect Map Podcasts (2025)

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195: ‘The Freedom to Break the Rules’, with Jesper Wallgren 1:16:35

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Jesper Wallgren joins the podcast to talk about his journey from running a design studio in Sweden to building a focused software platform for multifamily residential planning called Finch. We explore the lessons learned from trying to do too much, the power of narrowing scope, how Finch integrates with tools like Rhino and Revit, and why letting a…

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194: ‘CEO as Knowledge Architect’, with Ellen Bensky and Christopher Parsons 1:23:13

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Ellen Bensky and Christopher Parsons join the podcast to talk about how Turner Fleischer built a digital twin of their practice. We get into what it means to intentionally work on the firm—not just in it—and how Turner Fleischer has operationalized innovation inside a service-based business. Ellen shares how the firm protects time for internal rese…

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Pioneering from Two Hemispheres: A Serial Entrepreneur's Perspective on NZ Space 35:28

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An interview with Michael D’Angelo, the Chief Business Officer and Co-Founder of Phantom Space, and Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Wolverine Capital. Mike is an innovator and entrepreneur with over 35 years of experience in space, aviation, biotech, and investment management. He has been a founding and executive team member of more than ten com…

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193: ‘Making Ideas Impactful’, with Darren Brooker 1:28:56

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Darren Brooker joins the podcast to talk about how storytelling and visual communication, when used together, can transform the way ideas are received and acted upon. We discuss how architectural concepts are often misunderstood not because they’re bad ideas, but because they’re not communicated in a way that sticks. Darren explains why the key to …

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192: ‘Building an AI-First Practice’, with Patrick Chopson and Eric Cesal 1:26:14

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Patrick Chopson and Eric Cesal join the podcast to talk about what an architecture practice could look like if it were designed around AI from day one. We discuss the limits of traditional workflows, how education is falling behind the pace of innovation, and why small, agile teams may be better positioned to lead the industry forward. This convers…

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Green Software Engineering with Wilco at Voxxed Days Amsterdam 12:02

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A conversation with Wilco Burggraaf, Principal Lead Green Software Engineering at High-Tech Innovators, exploring the practical side of green software engineering.In this episode, we discuss:How Wilco transitioned into sustainability after 20+ years in ITBuilding a 700-member Green Software Foundation meetup community in the Netherlands in just 8 m…

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191: ‘The Bastardization of Marketing in AEC’, with Kyle Morck 1:39:18

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Kyle Morck joins the podcast to talk about about the widespread misuse of marketing in the AEC industry. We unpack why firms rely on vanity metrics that don’t move the needle, how real marketing success comes from long-term relationship building, and why personal branding inside firms is just as critical as the firm’s brand itself. Whether you’re i…

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Why Data Centres Belong in Nursing Homes (Not Isolated Warehouses) with David from Leafcloud 28:55

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In this episode, Oliver speaks with David Kohnstamm from Leafcloud about a fundamental shift in how we think about data centre locations. Forget remote warehouses - the future of sustainable computing lies in nursing homes, apartment complexes, and anywhere with constant heat demand.David reveals why traditional data centres waste enormous amounts …

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On Becoming a Global Space Communicator: An Interview with Remco Timmermans 46:03

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We continue the alternating series for spotlighting Global Space Enablers Network (GSEN) in this episode. An interview with Remco Timmermans who represents one of GSEN's member organization Space Agenda, the leading global space industry events calendar in 2024. Remco is an online marketing and communications specialist in the international space s…

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190: ‘AI + KM = Smarter AEC Firms’, with Christopher Parsons 1:26:14

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Christopher Parsons joins the podcast to talk about about the evolution of knowledge management (KM) in the AEC industry—from KM 1.0 (knowledge capture) to KM 2.0 (knowledge sharing), to KM 3.0 (knowledge in the flow of work). We explore how AI is catalyzing a shift toward real-time, firm-wide knowledge operations, and why success in this new era i…

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Using waste heat from data centres: Deep Green - Mark Bjornsgaard 9:57

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Please note: We apologise for the audio and video quality in this episode - as Oliver mentions, "we're a bit hesitant here because we're kind of squatting in part of Tech Show London trying to record a conversation" - but we couldn't miss the opportunity to capture this discussion!In this episode of Architect Tomorrow, we catch up with Mark from De…

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189: ‘The Rise of the Balkan Architect’, with Milos Temerinski 1:31:58

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Milos Temerinski joins the podcast to talk about his massively popular YouTube channel Balkan Architect, his journey from architecture student to full-time content creator, and how YouTube became a global classroom for Revit and other architectural software. We also talk about the power of self-directed learning, the realities of working with compl…

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188: ‘Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable’, with Gavin Crump 1:14:26

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Gavin Crump joins the podcast to talk about his personal and professional evolution from an introverted graduate architect who stumbled through his first Revit test to becoming one of the most visible and trusted voices in AEC technology. We talk about programming as a creative outlet, the surprisingly emotional experience of automating his first w…

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No More Souters - Revisited 49:07

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Justice David Souter has died. Souter was one of the most private, low-profile justices ever to have served on the Supreme Court. He rarely gave interviews or speeches. Yet his tenure was anything but low profile. Deemed a “home run” nominee by Republicans, Souter defied partisan expectations on the bench and ultimately ceded his seat to a Democrat…

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Mapping Your Generative AI Maturity From Aware to Transformative Part 1 16:33

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Generative AI Adoption Maturity Model The last two weeks' articles on the Generative AI adoption Maturity framework sparked discussion within the AI circle. Thank you for sharing the comments and feedback, and even triggering a few thought-provoking views on this topic. We have started a journey to develop a Gen AI Maturity Model or framework as a …

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187: ‘It’s Just Poly’s on a Map’, with Rob Asher and James Blackwood 1:18:26

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Rob Asher and James Blackwood join the podcast to talk about the real-world complexity of designing and delivering projects—and how their work at Giraffe is bridging the gaps between technology, governance, culture, commercial intent, and design. We explore the limits of traditional tools and approach, the pitfalls of over-simplified models, and wh…

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186: ‘Bringing a Bazooka to a Banana Fight’, with Clifton Harness 1:34:23

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Clifton Harness joins the podcast to talk about the future of architectural technology, the challenges of competing with established software giants, and the importance of staying true to a focused vision. Clifton shares insights about TestFit's journey, the role of AI in architecture, and why attempting to compete directly with Revit might be miss…

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What is Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM)? 14:57

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In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) — a groundbreaking technology revolutionizing everything from autonomous vehicles to construction, robotics, and healthcare. We explore how SLAM allows mobile systems to map and navigate environments in real time using a combination of sensors like …

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Building a Laser Comms Startup in New Zealand: An Interview with Pavel Kalinin 31:33

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An interview with Pavel Kalinin, CTO at OutThere Astronautics, a New Zealand startup focusing on the development of optical communications systems for space applications. Pavel was born in Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia. He came to New Zealand with his family when he was 5 years old. Pavel has a degree in physics as well as aerospace engineering from the…

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Futuring Architectures: Ecosystems, AI and Mindset Shifts 47:04

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In this episode, Oliver Cronk talks with Ron Kersic about "Futuring Architectures" and how architects can navigate today's rapidly changing digital landscape. Ron, a self-described "recovering programmer" now at ING's Tech Strategy group, discusses his journey from early programming to enterprise architecture. He explains his concept of "Futuring A…

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Global Space Enablers Network (GSEN) Spotlight: Hungary - An Interview with Peter Kristof 39:21

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An interview with Peter Kristof on spotlighting the space ecosystem in Hungary. Peter is a multiple award-winning space professional, innovation expert, exited startup founder, corporate executive, and strategic consultant in digitalization, venture capital, as well as technology and economic development. He is a sought-after speaker at domestic an…

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185: ‘Radical Transparency’, with Robert Yuen 1:02:00

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Robert Yuen joins the podcast to talk about data integrity, the evolving business of architecture, and why “radical transparency” is something the AEC industry must adopt and incorporate. In this conversation, we examine the problems with traditional industry benchmarking, the risks of making decisions based on flawed data, and how Monograph’s new …

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184: ‘Chaos Evolves’, with Stephan Sieber and Bill Allen 1:12:11

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Stephan Sieber and Bill Allen join the podcast to talk about how and why Chaos and EvolveLba have combined forces, and we talk about tools from AI rendering with Veras to innovative tools like Glyph and Envision, change in the industry, complacency, disruption, and more. To learn more about Stephan Sieber and Bill Allen, see the full show notes wit…

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AI on the Rise from Global Investments, Real-world Impact to Performance Breakthroughs 16:08

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Welcome to this edition of AI Tech Circle, brought to you by Open Tech Talks, your briefing on the latest developments in AI technology, strategic deployment, and measurable impact. This week’s focus is on key takeaways from Stanford HAI’s 2025 AI Index Report, which is a comprehensive snapshot of the state of AI across investments, performance gai…

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183: ‘An Appetite for Transformation’, with Natalia Bakaeva 1:30:10

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Natalia Bakaeva joins the podcast to talk about the topics of rethinking data, process, and innovation and discuss the challenges of redundant work, the myth of spontaneous innovation inside firms, the value of knowledge retention, and how AI and purpose-built tools like ARKI are transforming how architects access information. Natalia shares her pe…

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182: ‘Imagining Where We Want to Go’, with Dan Chuparkoff 1:14:23

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Dan Chuparkoff joins the podcast to talk about why traditional industries like architecture need to embrace reinvention. We discuss practical ways to foster innovation despite resistance, explore the dual nature of technology, and dive into topics like innovation through separation, AI's true potential, diversity as a catalyst for innovation, refra…

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181: ‘Densities of Information’, with Matt Jezyk 1:24:58

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Matt Jezyk joins the podcast to talk about his journey from architecture to software development and his pioneering work with platforms like Autodesk Revit, Dynamo, and now Motif. We discuss the evolution of design collaboration tools, the impact of new technologies on the architectural design process, and how embracing real-time collaboration and …

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Building and Growing an AI Startup with Sébastien Night 43:21

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Welcome to Open Tech Talks. This episode features Sébastien Night, Co-Founder and CEO of OneTake AI. He has a strong background in entrepreneurship, having led the Free Entrepreneur Movement, which reached hundreds of thousands across 41 countries. Today, it focuses on building an AI product from scratch, validating the idea, managing development, …

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180: Campfire Series - ‘The Dynamo Story’, with Ian Keough 1:36:47

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In this special Campfire Series episode, Ian Keough joins the podcast to tell us the incredible origin story of Dynamo. He takes us on a journey through its evolution from a simple idea to becoming an essential tool in computational design. In this conversation, Ian shares stories about Dynamo's development, including the challenges of transitionin…

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Generative AI Engagement Pyramid for growing AI Inference 16:32

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Welcome to your weekly AI Newsletter from AITechCircle! I'm building and implementing AI solutions and sharing everything I learn along the way... Check out the updates from this week! Please take a moment to share them with a friend or colleague who might benefit from these valuable insights! Today at a Glance: Increasing the adoption and effectiv…

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179: ‘Analyzing AEC’, with Matt Wash and Konrad Sobon 1:24:32

4M ago1:24:32

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Matt Wash and Konrad Sobon join the podcast to talk about their personal journeys and evolving roles within Bimbeats, how firms handle challenges around communication, training, and accountability, the importance of understanding a company's "digital footprint" for decision-making and transformation, and their insights on using data to boost produc…

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Building Information Modeling - Complete Guide 12:27

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Building Information Modeling We discuss the complexities, benefits, use cases, and overall impact that this technology brings to the construction field. For more information visit https://alterpex.com/.By Alterpex

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ADU Amnesty Program in California 7:48

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In this episode, we break down the ADU Amnesty Program in California—what it is, why it matters, and how homeowners can benefit. Many homeowners across the state have built accessory dwelling units (ADUs)—like backyard cottages or garage conversions—without the proper permits, often due to the complexity and cost of the permitting process. This pod…

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178: ‘Empowering Strategic Thinking’, with Matt Cooper 59:33

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Matt Cooper joins the podcast to talk about unlocking efficiency in firm operations. We explore the challenges and opportunities within the architecture industry, primarily on the operational side, highlighting the underserved nature of firm management technology. Matt's relatively fresh "outside the silo" perspective proves valuable when applied t…

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Material Cultures' Summer Islam: ‘We start with a map of nearby materials and products’ 53:27

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Episode 58. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Rachael Owens. Material Cultures co-founder Summer Islam explains how a regional ‘materials matrix’ informs the design process. ‘We imagine the future, rather than working within the present,' says Islam, describing the approach of design and research consultancy Material Cultures. ‘We specul…

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Global Space Enablers Network (GSEN) Spotlight: Thailand - An Interview with Aim Charoenphan 50:40

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An interview with Amarit or "Aim" Charoenphan. Aim is a seasoned entrepreneur, investor, and ecosystem builder with a deep impact on the startup and innovation landscapes across Asia-Pacific. As President of the New Zealand-Thai Chamber of Commerce and Managing Partner of Aim Ventures, he has backed over 40 investments, while also playing a key rol…

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177: ‘The Digital Futures of Architectural Practice’, with Kristen Forward 1:11:42

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Kristen Forward joins the podcast to talk about her trajectory from computational design to leading emerging technology initiatives, particularly focusing on AI implementation and digital transformation in architecture. Key highlights from our conversation include NBBJ's innovative approach to integrating emerging technologies and applied research,…

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Hamid Poorsafar Reveals 5 Creative Approaches to Modern Architecture 6:48

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The architectural expert Hamid Poorsafar maintains a prominent status as an interior designer in New York City. Hamid Poorsafar believes that the main objective of his design philosophy is to connect aesthetic value with useful layout patterns that merge style with functionality in built environments. According to his belief, architecture serves a …

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‘Retrofit is seen as really alienating. We’re trying to blow that apart’ 46:41

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Episode 57. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Rachael Owens. Melissa Mean from community land trust WeCanMake explains how a community-led approach in Bristol is tackling the housing crisis. ‘What if the power and resources to make good homes were in the hands of our communities? What if you literally put the tools in people's hands to d…

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176: ‘The Rhinoceros Story’, with Scott Davidson 1:42:05

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In this special Campfire Series episode, Scott Davidson joins the podcast to tell us the incredible origin story of Rhino. What began as a simple AutoCAD plugin in the early 90s evolved into something much bigger through an unexpected series of events. Scott shares the surprising story behind how Rhino got its name, its journey from industrial desi…

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Getting Kanban Right, with Fernando Cuenca 52:30

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Kanban guru, Fernando Cuenca joins the podcast alongside Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan and Csaba Bereczki to discuss Kanban. Hosted by Zarar Siddiqi. 00:00 🚦 Introducing Kanban: Why Your Scrum Teams Are Stuck Learn why traditional sprint methodologies might be holding your team back and how Kanban can unlock better workflow 04:32 🔍 The Kanban Lens: Understa…

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Tara Gbolade: ‘It’s unsustainable for small practices not to upskill’ 42:37

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Episode 56. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Rachael Owens. Gbolade Design Studio’s Tara Gbolade shares insights from her new book, Changing the Game: How to be a sustainable and regenerative small practice. Gbolade champions the nimbleness of small practices that enables them to rapidly pivot toward a more regenerative future. Drawing …

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Generative AI Risks and Governance: What Business Leaders Need to Know with Terry Ziemniak 25:00

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Welcome to Open Tech Talks, where we explore AI, cybersecurity, and the evolving role of technology in businesses. In this episode, we speak with Terry Ziemniak, a Fractional CISO and Partner at TechCXO, who has worked with companies across the healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and government sectors. The discussion covers cybersecurity risks, str…

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175: ‘Realtime Decision Making’, with Ian Keough and Keith Fine 58:23

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Ian Keough and Keith Fine join the podcast to talk about how SLAM Collaborative and Hypar are working together to change the healthcare design process from early programming to fabrication. SLAM brings practical architectural experience and the vision while Hypar provides powerful design automation tools. Keith explains how they're making healthcar…

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Hamid Poorsafar | Innovations in Modern and Traditional Designs 7:37

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Hamid Poorsafar is an inspiring designer best known for his ability to combine contemporary technology with the refinement of classical appearance. Having approached design with meticulousness and concern toward the oeuvre, his work is the collision of today’s and timeless aesthetics. These aesthetics are not only visually appealing but serve the p…

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Global Space Enablers Network (GSEN) Spotlight: Indo-Pacific Region - An Interview with Antonio Stark 26:05

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This is the start of our alternating series focused on the Global Space Enablers Network, and interviews with space enablers around the world to leverage their insights, experiences, and knowledge on the needs, challenges, and opportunities, for budding or growing space enablers worldwide. These interviews have been conducted by SpaceBase co-founde…

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174: ‘The Bluebeam Story’, with Don Jacob 1:18:22

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In this special Campfire Series episode, Don Jacob joins the podcast to tell us the Bluebeam story. Today we discuss Don’s fascinating journey from working at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to co-founding Bluebeam and transforming the AEC industry along the way. Don talks about the origins of Bluebeam, its impact on AEC, and hear his thoughts on …

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173: ‘Raising Digital Literacy’, with Cody Winchester 1:32:25

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Cody Winchester joins the podcast to talk about insights from his recent case study he presented in the Fall of 2024 at Autodesk University, discussing the evolution of digital literacy and technology implementation at HMC Architects. We explore the importance of bridging the gap between practice and technology, the role of training in modern archi…

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AI and Software Development: What Engineers Need to Know with Mayank Jindal 22:48

7M ago22:48

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Welcome to Open Tech Talks. In this episode, we’re speaking with Mayank Jindal, a Software Development Engineer, about AI's evolving landscape and its impact on software engineering. From AI use cases to challenges in model development, we cover strategies for aligning AI solutions with business needs, tips for staying updated in this fast-paced fi…

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2024 Wrapping up a Year of Shared Learning and Growth in AI 15:50

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Welcome to your weekly AI Newsletter from AITechCircle! I'm Building, Implementing AI solutions, and sharing everything I learn along the way... This week is a recap of 2024 with some of the key insights and the tools and recipes I have used or learned over the year with you as an AI community. Please take a moment to read and share this with a fri…