[150] Women Defining AI for Architects
How can we bridge the gender technology gap and ensure ethical development of AI while empowering women and non-binary individuals in STEAM fields?
On this episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn welcomes Helen Lee Kupp and Nichole Sterling, the co-founders of the Women Defining AI community, to the show. Helen and Nichole are dedicated to bridging the gender technology gap and advocating for ethical AI development by merging their tech expertise.
[149] Using Data to Create a Better Employee Experience
How can organizations use data to enhance the employee experience and drive positive cultural change within their workplace?
On this episode of Practice Disrupted, Dr. Serena Huang, a data analytics executive in Fintech, joins us to discuss how organizations can optimize the employee experience by leveraging data and communication strategies in the workplace.
[148] The Future of Tech within AEC
How can technology, innovation, and sustainable practices transform the architecture, engineering, and construction industry?
On this episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn chats with Dave Lemont, the past CEO of Revit and the Executive Chairman of Acelab with over 30 years of experience in high-tech startup companies. In our conversation, Dave shares his invaluable insights on scaling software companies, revolutionizing the architecture industry, and the massive potential in the future of digital tools.
[147] The Power of Copywriting for Architects
How can architects use copywriting techniques to communicate their value, connect with their ideal clients, and improve their marketing? On this episode of Practice Disrupted, I’m excited to share my very special conversation with Nikita Morell, an expert copywriter who specializes in working with architects.
[146] Architecture, And: Design Crises, Past and Future
As architects, how can we adapt to technological advancements like AI and be proactive in the face of disasters and climate change? On this episode of Practice Disrupted, renowned designer, educator, writer, and post-disaster expert Eric J. Cesal discusses being an architecture optimist within the current landscape, how technology is evolving, where the opportunities lie, and what architects need to focus on going forward.
[145] The Psychology of Architecture
On this episode of Practice Disrupted, I am joined by Erin Peavey, an architect with a background in psychology, to explore the importance of connection, the power of healing, and the role of mental health in the culture of architecture workspaces. Erin is the Health & Well-being Design Leader at HKS and believes in incorporating research on health, well-being, and community engagement into design initiatives.
[144] Power of Podcasting in Architecture
How can architects effectively leverage podcasting as a platform for storytelling, personal branding, and connecting with their clients?
On this episode of Practice Disrupted, I am excited to share my conversation with Lauren Popish, founder of The Wave Podcasting, Project Manager at Google, and former Design Strategist at Gensler.
[143] Architecture And: AI & Head of Digital Marketing
How can architecture and design professionals embrace technological advancements such as AI, bridge the gap between physical and digital, and stay relevant in a rapidly changing field?
On this Practice Disrupted episode, I talked with Ricardo J Rodriguez, the chief marketing officer for Master Builder Solutions, to discuss his career journey from traditional architecture practice to embracing AI and education in the industry
[142] Digital Transformation in Practice
In this episode of Practice Disrupted, I sit down with Tim Default, FAIA, Founder and Chief Revenue Officer of ConcertVDC, and Stefnee Trzpuc, the Director of Operations for BWBR to discuss the opportunities of digital transformation in practice, which refers to integrating digital tools and processes for design development and client collaboration.
[141] Season 8, Coffee Sketch Podcast
Host Evelyn Lee is back for Season 8 of Practice Disrupted! In this episode, fellow podcasters of the Coffee Sketch Podcast, Kurt Neiswender and Jamie Crawley, join her for a conversation on the current state of architectural practice and their vision for its future.