[113] – 2023 AIA Gold Medal Award Winner Carol Ross Barney
What can we learn from 2023 AIA Gold Medal Award Winner Carol Ross Barney?Join us this week on the show as we speak with Carol Ross Barney, the 2023 AIA Gold Medal winner. Ryan Gann, a former employee of Carol’s and one of her students, will be our facilitator. Get ready to be inspired by a unique conversation that only happens between two individuals who have a great deal of respect for each other and have worked together for many years.
[112] – Leading Climate Action Through Adaptation & Mitigation
How can architects support their communities before a disaster happens?
This week we speak with Illya Azaroff, an internationally recognized leader in disaster mitigation, adaption, regenerative design, and resilient planning strategies.
[111] – Practice with Purpose, A Guide to Mission-Driven Design
How can architects address some of society’s most urgent challenges?
Written by LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects, “Practice with Purpose: A Guide to Mission Driven Design” is about designing buildings beyond their property lines to address some of society’s most urgent challenges: the climate emergency, racial and ethnic injustice, chronic homelessness, educational crises, and the preservation of the embodied carbon and culture of existing buildings
[110] – Architecture, And: Ceramics
How do you balance a career in architecture while exploring a passion for art?
This week we’re joined by Betty Chung, a registered architect, designer and ceramic artist, currently working as an architect by day and as a ceramic artist by night.
[109] – Architecture is Political Crossover
About the Episode About the Episode How is architecture political? This week we are joined by Melissa R. Daniel, a fellow podcaster and creator of Architecture is Political, a podcast where black and brown folks have a conversation about architecture. In launching and developing her podcast, she shares her story of growing up in Tyler […]
[108] – Attracting and Retaining Midcareer Women
About the Episode About the Episode Why are leadership-track women in architecture leaving their firms? Throughout 100+ episodes of Practice Disrupted we’ve touched on the missing middle, burnt out architects, and the challenges women face in navigating career growth in practice. We wanted to dedicate an entire episode to exploring and understanding why midcareer women […]
[107] – Architecture, And: Business Development
About the Episode About the Episode How do architects leverage their skillset to become better at sales? This week on Practice Disrupted, we follow the career path of an architect turned architechie who landed in a business development side of a tech company, Monograph. If you are interested in learning more about other roles that […]
[106] – Open Architecture Collaborative Pathways to Equity
Open Architecture Collaborative is a global learning community mobilizing architects, designers, and a diverse range of professionals who shape the built environment with technical skills to build capacity with communities experiencing systemic racism and marginalization.
Pathways to Equity is a design leadership experience for social equity.
[105] – Podcast Live: AIA|LA People, Process, and Practice: Technology + The Business of Design
Digital transformation is revolutionizing the AECO industry, offering new ways to develop and construct the built environment. The use of cloud, data, and artificial intelligence is maximizing the creative potential of architects and engineers, by augmenting their ability to rapidly create, analyze, and optimize designs, while also streamlining processes and revealing actionable project insights. However, this rapid advancement of technological trends sometimes creates more questions than answers.
[104] – Empowering Student Voices, Ideas, & Actions
What is the AIAS, and how are they advancing leadership, design, and service among architecture students? This week we speak with the 2022-2023 National President and Vice President of the AIAS to learn more about their work and what is top mind for their members.