The Young Architect Podcast
Discussing the future of Architecture with the leaders in the profession!
In today’s episode, Architect Kristen Stanford discusses the difficulty of the architecture exams and the value of thinking about the future.
In today’s episode, marketing expert Caelan Huntress discusses productivity, efficiency, and marketing.
In today’s episode, Juan Alvarez discusses his ARE journey and his furniture designs.
In today’s episode, interior designer Elizabeth Lockwood discusses her education, the benefits of lifelong learning, and her career trajectory.
In today’s episode, architect Muna Shahrori discusses how she became an architect and tackling the ARE exams.
In today’s episode, Mike Celauro discusses the business side of architecture.
In today’s episode, Jamie Teasdale discusses her career, her early fascination with commercials, and how she helps small businesses grow.
In today’s episode, Feyi Quadri discusses balancing work and studying without losing your creativity.
In today’s episode, Architect Julia Jack discusses team building, architect exams, and the importance of understanding your why.
In today’s episode, architect Yoselim Bravo discusses growing up in Peru, becoming an architect in the US, and the importance of volunteer work
In today’s episode, architect James Garrett discusses becoming an architect and the arc of progress in architecture.
In today’s episode, architect Gregory Minnot discusses his path to architecture and to starting his own firm in the US.
In today’s episode, Marsha McDonald discusses community, diversity, and setting young people up for success.
In today’s episode, architect Julia Gamolina discusses her background, her work, and her platform, Madame Architect.
In today’s episode, Saadiah Angster discusses burnout and the importance of taking a break.
In today’s episode, architect Bill Martin discusses his career, sustainability in architecture, and the importance of mentorship.
In today’s episode, architect Wandile Mthiyane talks about what he’s been up to since his last appearance on the podcast and what he has coming up in the future.
In today’s episode, Emma Greenberg joins the podcast to talk about architecture exams, building a brand, and connecting with clients.
In today’s episode, architect Briana Fountain discusses her career, overcoming imposter syndrome, and attending the Young Architect Summer Series.
In today’s episode, architect Tim Ung discusses how he became an architect and the importance of building a brand.
In today’s episode, architect Cam Featherstonhaugh talks about CSI, interdisciplinary cooperation, and music in relation to architecture.
In today’s episode, architect Juan Gomez talks about becoming an architect, Archicad software, and taking a chance on his own business.
In today’s episode, architect Anthony Owens discusses architecture, weightlifting, and the importance of finding your niche.
In today’s episode, architecture student Safari Love discusses his winding road to architecture school.
In today’s episode, architect Brent Williams talks about architecture, product distribution, cycling, and more.
In today’s episode, architect Natasha Ayala discusses the AREs, ARE boot camp, and the Young Architect Conference.
In today’s episode, architect Jared Smith discusses real estate development, diversity in architecture, and why it’s important to get licensed early.
In today’s episode, architect Christian Copper talks about overcoming shyness, getting licensed, and what architects need to know about finance.
In today’s episode, architect Charles Hendricks discusses becoming an architect, overcoming difficulty, and serving your community.
In today’s episode, architect Melody Stinson discusses specs, licensing, and moving to Portland.
In today’s episode, Farah Ahmad joins the podcast to talk about sustainable architecture, the licensing journey, and being an architect on social media.
In today’s episode, Christine Monaghan joins the podcast to talk about becoming an architect, taking the AREs, and being a mom and architect at the same time.
In today’s episode, Julia Mollner joins the podcast to talk about her current projects, how architects can also get in front of audiences, and her experience with the AREs.
In today’s episode, Becky Fuller joins the podcast to talk about architecture school, going back to architecture school as an older student, and studying for the AREs.
In today’s episode, Randy Wilburn joins the podcast to talk about working in the design space, the importance of continuing to learn, and how to think about the transfer of knowledge from older professionals to younger ones.
In today’s episode, Chris Gutierrez joins the podcast to talk about architecture school, studying for licensing exams, and how the coronavirus quarantines are affecting his work.
In today’s episode, Cherise Lakeside joins the podcast to talk about working with young professionals, the importance of mentors and her new role as a CSI fellow.
In today’s episode, Michele Hottel joins the podcast to talk about becoming an architect, AIA membership and working as a solo practitioner while parenting.
In today’s episode, Joann Lui joins the podcast to talk about starting college at the age of 16 in a new country, leadership and mentorship, and avoiding burnout.
In today’s episode, Sarah Killingsworth joins the podcast to talk about her architecture school path, the ARE exams, and how architecture can impact the community.
In today’s episode, Marina Curac joins the podcast to talk about exploring other cultures, completing architecture school, and studying for the architect exams.
In today’s episode, David Lee joins the podcast to talk about moving away from New York, changes in architecture education, and hosting a podcast.
In today’s episode, Ashley Bell Davis joins the podcast to talk about goals, architecture school, and taking the architecture exams.
In today’s episode, Marina Bourderonnet joins the podcast to talk about moving and changing directions, starting a firm, and taking the architecture exams
In today’s episode, Monica Denais joins the podcast to talk about being a counselor, counseling architecture students, and speaking at the 2020 Young Architect Conference.
In today’s episode, Michael LaValley joins the podcast to talk about Evolving Architect and recovering from burnout.
In today’s episode, Kevin Bruno joins the podcast to talk about technology in architecture, Spartan racing, and establishing goals for work and life.
In today’s episode, Kiara Luers joins the podcast to talk about architecture, the ARE exams, and proving people wrong.
In today’s episode, Jamie O’Brien joins the podcast to talk about friendship, teaching kindergarten, and how architecture factors in.
In today’s episode, Sherryl Muriente joins the podcast to talk about architecture, urban placemaking, and using your work to create change.
In today’s episode, Christine Williamson joins the podcast to talk about changing careers, teaching and pursuing knowledge, and learning to look at things in different ways.
In today’s episode, Rachel Gresham joins the podcast to talk about boundaries, mentoring, and speaking at the Young Architect Conference.
In today’s episode, Justin Banda joins the podcast to talk about becoming an architect, getting involved in professional groups, and connecting people and ideas.
In today’s episode, Shannon Sardell joins the podcast to talk about getting interested in architecture, working with historic buildings, and attending the Young Architect Conference.
In today’s episode, Karin Bell joins the podcast to talk about architecture school and studying for the ARE.
In today’s episode, Leah Baker joins the podcast to talk about becoming an architect, becoming an entrepreneur and attending the Young Architect Conference.
In today’s episode, Ryan Scavnicky joins the podcast to talk about architecture, memes, and what he’s working on.
In today’s episode, Joel Hall joins the podcast to talk about his thoughts on education and architecture and how he teaches kindness.
In today’s episode, Razan Altiraifi joins the podcast to talk about her path to a career in architecture.
Young Architect –Michael ErmannIn today’s episode, Michael Ermannjoins the podcast to talk about four counterintuitive findings in building science
In today’s episode, Ace Houston joins the podcast to talk about architecture school, winning the MVP award at the Young Architect Conference, and opening his own firm
In today’s episode, Illya Azaroff joins the podcast to talk about his background, his work, and the projects he’s excited about now.
The guests of today´s podcast, architects Gloria Kloter and Graciela Carrillo talk about their past, how they arrived in the United States, the difficulties they had while trying to establish themselves as architects, and all the professional achievements they have achieved due to their tenacity.
In today’s episode, Chad talks about his experiences following and filming your host, Mike Riscica, including his personal highlights from the Young Architect Conference. He also discusses what he’s excited about right now and the meaning behind his saying, “good morning to greatness.”
In today’s episode, John Maternoski joins the podcast to talk about his architecture career and what he’s learned along the way.
In today’s episode, Mandy Freeland joins the podcast to talk about her business, her core values, and her work with the AIA.
In today’s episode, Eric Reinholdt joins the podcast to talk about his architecture career, content creation, and the projects that he has coming up.
In today’s episode, Sean Joyner joins the podcast to talk about his Archinect content and career writing content about architecture.
In today’s episode, Anne Lebo joins the podcast to talk about her path to a career in architecture and her upcoming workshop for the Young Architect’s conference.
In today’s episode, Leah Bayer joins the podcast to talk about her path to becoming an architect and how she created her place in the field.
In today’s episode, Mark LePage joins the podcast to talk about what he’s been up to since the last time he joined the podcast.
In today’s episode, Brian Penschow joins the podcast to talk about his journey to becoming an architect and what he’s working on now.
In today’s episode, Brian Buirge joins the podcast to talk about his background, his business, his upcoming keynote speech for the Young Architect Conference, and his soon-to-be-published book.
In today’s episode, Adam and Monica Denais join the podcast to talk about Adam’s path to an architecture career and the app that Adam and Monica are working on to help new and aspiring architects.
In today’s episode, Luke Arehart joins the Young Architect Podcast to talk about volunteering and mentorship, networking, and the different ways to apply the lessons learned in architecture school.
Christian Fraser joins the Young Architect Podcast for this episode to talk about his path to a career in architecture, his planned workshop for the Young Architect Conference, and how a toy called Kendama has led him to travel and meet people all over the world.
Join the Young Architect Business Manager Joanna LaBounty to discuss passing the exams, architecture conferences and managing a fast paced business.
Join Young Architect Conference Speaker, Ashlee Klevens to discuss nailing that job interview, how to ask for a raise and take your career to the next level!
Join Young Architect's Founder Michael Riscica as he fills you in with what is happening with the Young Architect Conference. This conference is for the community, by the community and specifically planned with the next generation of Architects in mind!
Hyperfine Architecture, Ben Norkin Architecture, Ben Norkin joins the Young Architect Podcast for this episode to talk about his ARE study courses, how teaching courses has changed his life, and what it’s like moving into self-employment as an architect.
President and CEO of the Charette Venture Group, Todd Reding, joins us for a special podcast this week to talk about the 2019 Business Plan Competition. This competition is for small architecture firms with an innovative plan for growth.
AIAS Northeast Quad Director, Michael Chiappa, joins us on the Young Architect Podcast to share what double majoring in improvisational theater has taught him about architecture, why our lives aren’t meant to follow just one singular path, and the importance of good physical and mental wellness as an architecture student and beyond.
Executive Director of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), Nick Serfass joins Michael to dive deep into all the events, programs, contest, and conferences that AIAS hosts to help students network with professionals, plan for their career, and understand what a career in architecture looks like.
Architect and Incoming At-Large Director to the AIA National Board, Jessica Sheridan, explains why relationships and people are more important just design and ideas, why it’s okay to take your time with the AREs, and why getting experience with internships during her undergrad and MArch can make a huge difference in your transition from student life to starting your career.
Hosts of The Midnight Charette Podcast, Architect, David Lee, with Architectural Designer, Marina Bourderonnet, dive deep into their own personal stories to share what inspires them every day to work in the architecture industry, why you shouldn’t be afraid to leave your current job role for another, and how to ask for more challenging or different tasks at work that will help you develop the career you want.
Architect at Cashin Associates, AIA Long Island Women in Architecture Co- Chair, AIA Young Architects Forum Regional Director and 2019 Presidential Elect of AIA Long Island, Graciela Carrillo, joins us to share how she went from being an architect in Colombia to the USA, how she buckled down and prepared for the AREs with excellent time management skills, and the key ingredient to live a work-life balance that makes you happy.
CEO of the Construction Specifications Institute, Mark Dorsey, joins the Young Architect Podcast to share what you should look for in an association you’re interested in joining, how to be a leader in your network, and how to work with people of different backgrounds and personalities.
Architect, owner and president of Tyler Architecture and Planning PLLC, and future 2019 President of Westchester Hudson Valley AIA, Jaclyn Tyler, joins the Young Architect Podcast host, Michael Riscica, to discuss why she left her full-time job at a firm to begin her own, how she handles raising a family while running a start-up, the pros and cons of freelancing, and how to end stigmas within the architecture industry.
Ubuntu Design Group CEO & Co-Founder, Ambassador to One Young World, and Fellow for The Resolution Project, Wandile Mthiyane, has a goal to help his Durban, South African community be able to live in better, sustainable housing. As he talks to Young Architect host, Michael Riscica, about how he got to where he is today, you will learn all about his incredible journey of how he was able to receive the funding and support to study at the School of Architecture, Art & Design at Andrews University in the USA, make his Andrews University AIAS chapter one of the most admired in the nation, and how he overcame various struggles and obstacles in order to make his goal a reality.
In this episode, you will discover how you can find your own ‘why,’ what it means to belong and help your community, and how you can utilize architecture as a vehicle to create incredible results.
Renowned Architect, Antoine Predock, shares a lifetime of experiences, advice, and more in this week’s Young Architect Podcast with your host, Michael Riscica. In this episode, Antoine shares what it takes to be an architect, why architects have such incredible inner strength, and how to stay true to yourself, your beliefs, and your principles.
Most of his work has been influenced by the state of New Mexico and a lot of his work is located in and around that state but all over the US as well. He is known for designing a number of incredible buildings and structures including La Luz Community and Petco Park for the San Diego Padres as well as international sites such as the National Palace Museum Southern Branch in Southern Taiwan and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Director of Membership at Open Architecture New York, Christina Esser, shares how she came to be involved not only in OACNY, but also with several other organizations including Rebuilding Together New Orleans, Day of Impact, and Architecture for Humanity. You’ll also hear her tips on overcoming adversity in the workplaces, how volunteer work can reveal both our strengths and weaknesses, and why she’s chosen to move on from design and try out construction management.
One-on-One Business Performance Coach and host of The Startup Sessions Podcast, Michael Knouse, has worked with Young Architect Podcast host, Michael Riscica, for two years to help him develop his business including the ARE Boot Camp. Working with Michael K. has helped Michael R. so much in developing his own business that he asked him to share how he became a business coach and how someone like himself can help architects launch their own project, company, or side hustle. As you listen, you’ll learn the importance of specializing, what to look for in a good business coach, and the importance of adapting and being open to learning in order to get to where you want to go.
Architecture student, Joseph Echavarria, is currently working on his M.Arch at the Rhode Island School of Design. Besides working hard at finishing his degree, he’s the Mastermind behind the YouTube vlogging series, The Architecture School Chronicles, as well as the Life of a Designer series and creator of the Life of a Designer Podcast. As you tune into this episode, you’ll find out why he started vlogging, how he’s improved his technique, what he’s learned while in architecture school, and his best advice for fellow architect students.
Architect Bea Spolidoro moved from Milan, Italy to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to pursue a career in architecture. Since moving there, she has learned many lessons and equipped herself with great skills and wisdom that all young professionals should hear. However, the most important factor for her in building a professional career is to volunteer. Not only to network, but to help others and build human interaction.
Bill Tripp, Architect and Professor at both Portland State University and the University of Oregon, shares why he has such a great interest in sustainable architecture, his top tips for anyone struggling with drawing, why you should have different sketchbooks for various purposes, and what the true essence of mentorship is plus he uncovers the many layers of the language of architecture.
Here we are already at episode 50 of the Young Architect Podcast! Can you believe it? In this episode, I’m going to give you an update about what’s going on with me, Young Architect, and what projects I have coming up for the rest of 2018.
University of North Carolina at Charlotte Professor, David Thaddeus, joins Michael to discuss the importance of education through travel, his thoughts on the ARE 5.0, and logical steps that architecture students should take when preparing and studying for their Architecture Registration Exams.
Assistant Director of Examination Research at the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), Ryan Misner, sits down with Michael to talk about how he came to be involved in NCARB, the process of designing the ARE 5.0, the latest developments at NCARB, and what he and his team are doing to help aspiring architects do their very best on the AREs.
Architect and Director of Architecture at HA Architecture, Jamie Crawley shares his various experiences in the architecture and design industry. From teaching at Prairie View A&M University to taking the position as the 2015-2016 Co-Chair of the AIA Leadership Institute, Jamie has quite the background. Listen and learn how he’s helping young architects thrive plus how he balances it all by having a good understanding of time management and more.
