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The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsConstruction Is Where Assumptions Get ExposedYou did the field investigation. You documented the conditions. You drew what you found and you believed it. Then construction started, the wall opened up, and it wasn't what you drew.This episode is about what that moment actually means, and what it's telling you about your work.Construction doesn't create problems. It exposes the assumptions that were already sitting inside your drawings. In renovation especially, those assumptions run deep: the wall type you couldn't fully verify, the scope gap that felt obvious, the detail built on conditions you held as true without confirmation.
2026-06-0521 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsClients Usually Tell You the Real Problem EarlyMost clients don't hide what matters. They say it in the first few meetings, and usually in a sentence that sounds too simple to take seriously. Then you spend months designing around it instead of through it.This episode is about learning to read client signals early, before they resurface as friction later in the project.What's Covered:Why early client signals get ignored and what makes them hard to recognize as requirementsThe four signal types clients communicate in: pain, fear, identity, and operationalWhy...
2026-05-2913 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsCoordination Problems Are Rarely TechnicalYou can coordinate everything on the sheet and still end up with a project that doesn't hold.That's the part nobody explains early.Most coordination problems don't come from missed details, sloppy drawings, or lack of effort. They come from timing, assumptions, and misaligned expectations between people working on the same project.This episode reframes coordination away from a technical exercise and toward something more fundamental.Alignment.We break down why coordination can look correct in the moment but fail over time, why being more precise doesn't solve instability...
2026-05-2221 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsWhy Projects DriftThere’s a point in every project where things start to feel slightly off. Not broken. Not failing. Just… misaligned.This episode names that pattern for what it actually is.Drift.Projects don’t fall apart because of one bad decision. They drift because decisions aren’t actively reinforced over time. What was aligned last week shows up differently this week. What was decided in a meeting slowly changes in drawings, emails, and coordination.No one is wrong. No one is careless.No one is holding the line.We bre...
2026-05-1522 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsLicensure Is Where Responsibility BeginsThis episode reframes what actually changes after licensure.Passing exams does not create clarity. It removes the buffer.Early in practice, work is filtered. Decisions are reviewed, redirected, and absorbed before they carry too far. After licensure, that layer thins. Sometimes it disappears entirely.The shift is not in knowledge. It is in reach.Decisions begin to travel further:into coordinationinto client conversationsinto constructionThe work itself does not change. The consequence of the work does.This creates a...
2026-05-0824 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsDrawings Are NegotiationsDrawings feel like instructions early in practice. You put them together, coordinate them, and expect the project to follow them.Then something shifts.The work you thought was settled starts getting adjusted, interpreted, and pushed in ways you didn’t expect. And the confusing part is that nobody treats it like something is wrong.This episode reframes that moment.Drawings are not final instructions. They are a position. A coordinated understanding of the project at a moment in time that immediately enters a system of pressure, constraint, and decision-making.Th...
2026-05-0122 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsPractice CompoundsMost architects think growth happens in moments.A promotion. A big project. A breakthrough year.It doesn’t.Professional growth in architecture compounds slowly through repetition, exposure, and incremental responsibility.This season explored invisible patterns in practice:Ownership feels heavy before it’s visible.Busy is not the same as progress.Clarity is a discipline, not a personality trait.Rework is pattern recognition.Judgment builds from exposure, not confidence.The finale reframes development in architecture as trajectory over mastery.
2026-02-2712 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsWhy Rework Keeps HappeningYou keep getting the same comment.Not the same exact line. The same type of correction.“Coordinate.” “Is this what’s called out in the specs?” “Align with structural.”And after a while, it stops feeling like feedback and starts feeling personal.In this episode, we unpack what’s actually happening when rework repeats.It’s not incompetence. It’s not carelessness. It’s not proof you’re behind.It’s relational blindness.Early in your career, you’re trained to see sheets. Practice requires you to see systems.Dr...
2026-02-2021 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsAlignment Beats CommunicationIf you’re 0–5 years into practice and the work suddenly feels heavier than it used to, this episode names why.Early in your career, direction is explicit.Boundaries are tight.Execution is the job.Then you’re trusted with more freedom.“Take a pass.”“Run with it.”“See what you come up with.”And instead of feeling lighter, the work gets messier.Rework increases.Feedback surprises you.Effort doesn’t always translate to traction.It’s tempting to call it a communication problem...
2026-02-1325 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsBusy Isn't The ProblemMost people don’t say work was good or bad. They say it was busy.This episode explores why busyness feels safe, why it’s rewarded early in practice, and how constant motion can quietly replace judgment.Rather than framing busyness as a personal failure, this conversation reframes it as a learned behavior — one that often leads people to focus on the wrong part of the work too early.The episode introduces a simple but uncomfortable realization: being busy can prevent you from noticing that you don’t actually know where you’re going....
2026-02-0613 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsOwnership Changes EverythingMost stress in practice isn’t caused by lack of skill. It’s caused by unclear ownership.In this episode of The Practice of Practice, Taylor breaks down why so many problems at work aren’t technical at all. They’re ownership problems.When responsibility isn’t explicit, people hesitate, work gets duplicated, and quiet resentment builds. Even highly capable teams start to feel disorganized, not because they lack talent, but because no one is clearly responsible for closing the loop.This episode explores:Why ownership problems often feel personal, even when they’re st...
2026-01-3024 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsMistakes Are the TrainingMistakes are normal in practice. Not dramatic mistakes. Not career-ending mistakes. The everyday ones that happen when work is moving fast and a lot of people are touching the same project.The hard part is that not all mistakes land the same way. Some get corrected with a calm email and a markup. Others change how people trust you, sometimes faster than you expect. The difference is rarely intelligence. It’s how early you surface it, how clearly you explain impact, and whether you close the loop without making it everyone else’s problem.In this episode, we r...
2026-01-2323 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsWhy Nobody Gives You the AnswerEarly in practice, you ask normal questions and get answers that feel like non-answers: “it depends,” or “what do you think?” If you are new, it can feel like people are dodging you, or worse, not helping you.They usually are helping. Just not in the way school trained you to expect.In this episode, we name the real shift: school rewards correctness, practice rewards judgment. The clean answer you want often does not exist because the project is not ready for it, or because a senior person is protecting options, managing risk, and trying to under...
2026-01-1616 min
The Practice of Practice: A Helpdesk For ArchitectsThe Part Nobody Teaches YouEarly in practice, many capable people feel slightly behind, even when they are working hard and doing solid work.This episode explains why.The confusion most emerging professionals experience is not a personal shortcoming. It is structural. School teaches output clearly. Practice teaches judgment indirectly, often without explaining that the shift has happened.In this pilot episode, we name early-career disorientation, remove the assumption that confusion equals incompetence, and reframe uncertainty as missing context rather than missing ability.The goal is not reassurance. It is orientation.What This Episode...
2026-01-0913 min
Immigrant Architects Coalition PodcastFrom China to Dubai: Li Ren’s Global Journey as a U.S.-Licensed Architect, by Li Ren, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C🎙️ Listen to the IAC Podcast Episode #27: From China to Dubai: Li Ren’s Global Journey as a U.S.-Licensed Architect, by Li Ren, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+CLi Ren, originally from Chengdu, China, is an Architect and Associate at Perkins Eastman in Dubai. He specializes in hospitality, senior living, and master plans. His approach to design is sustainable and inclusive. He seeks to involve the community in the design process to enhance the design's quality and social engagement.Li is passionate about community-focused design and inclusive living. His research and pra...
2025-11-1935 min
Architect Exam Podcast043 - NCARB's 2026 ARE Exam Changes: What You Need to KnowNCARB has officially announced the 2026 ARE exam changes affecting AXP, case studies, and 12 exam objectives across five divisions. This comprehensive breakdown explains what's actually changing, when these changes take effect, and exactly how they'll impact your path to licensure. After analyzing all the objective changes NCARB didn't want to discuss in their webinar, I'm walking you through every detail you need to know. 🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS: Want the complete written analysis with all objective numbers and deeper details? Read the full blog post for this ARE podcast: https://academy2.youngarchitect.com/202...
2025-11-1139 min
Medical Money Matters with Jill ArenaEpisode 153: Blueprints for Better Care: Designing Clinical Spaces That Delight Patients and Empower Care Teams - A Conversation with Jon Anderson, AIA, NCARB, AIBCSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Medical Money Matters, we sit down with Jon Anderson, AIA, NCARB, AIBC of Anderson Dabrowski to explore the art and science of clinical space design. From timing and budgeting to layout efficiencies and flexible use of space, Jon shares key insights that can transform how medical spaces function—for patients, providers, and staff alike. Whether you're building new or renovating old, this conversation is packed with practical pearls to help you create environments that truly support better care. Jon can be reached at: janderson@adarchitects.com or via...
2025-10-2130 min
Architect Exam Podcast034 - ARE Exam Questions: Stop Getting Tricked by NCARBTest taking strategies are the difference between walking out confident and walking out wondering what just happened. If you've ever studied hard, knew the content, and still felt blindsided by how ARE exam questions were worded — this episode is for you. Michael and Layla break down the exact techniques that help you read ARE exam questions strategically. You'll learn how to strip away the noise NCARB builds into every question, catch the qualifier words that change the correct answer entirely, and use multiple choice strategies to eliminate wrong answers even when you're not 100% sure. These aren't theories — they...
2025-09-0831 min
Immigrant Architects Coalition PodcastLicensing Series with Cloudiya Ochoa, AIA, NCARB, CDT. Licensed in North Carolina and Mexico.🎙️ Listen to the IAC Podcast Episode #25: Cloudiya Ochoa, AIA, NCARB, CDT. Licensed in North Carolina and Mexico.Cloudiya Ochoa, AIA, NCARB, CDT, is a licensed architect in the North Carolina and Mexico, with over 12 years of experience. She brings a global perspective to her work and is passionate about helping others navigate the path to licensure. As a working mom of almost three and a foreign-trained professional, Cloudiya shares her journey balancing family, career, and professional growth in hopes of inspiring the next generation of architects. Tune in to The Immigrant Architects Coalition Podcast and don't...
2025-09-0846 min
Immigrant Architects Coalition PodcastLicensing Series with Anuya Sant, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C. Licensed in Wisconsin and India🎙️ Listen to the IAC Podcast Episode #24: Anuya Sant, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C. Licensed in Wisconsin and India.Anuya is a seasoned health care architect, planner, and project manager with over a decade of experience in operational planning and evidence-based design. Originally from India, she brings her passion for historic preservation, sustainable and community design to her projects to create effective and long-lasting environments. Anuya has been a dedicated volunteer for the community with her involvement with the Wisconsin Architectural Board, AIA, NCARB, and AMFP organizations.Tune in to The Immigrant Architects Coalition Podcast and d...
2025-08-1936 min
Immigrant Architects Coalition PodcastLicensing Series with Rajan Karmacharya, PMP®, AIA, NCARB, licensed in Texas and from Nepal🎙️ Listen to the IAC Podcast Episode #23: Rajan Karmacharya, PMP®, AIA, NCARB, licensed in Texas and from Nepal.Rajan, originally from Nepal, is a Senior Architect and Project Manager with over a decade of experience and a story that’s anything but typical. After being diagnosed with dyslexia, he didn’t just navigate the challenges of architecture school; he crushed the ARE 5.0 with just six months of preparation, earning his license in 2022.He currently serves as the Chair of the ARE Study Program Subcommittee for the AIA Austin chapter and is on a mission to make the path t...
2025-06-2553 min
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePage(Bonus Episode) Andy McIntyre - Inside NCARB By The NumbersInside NCARB By The NumbersIn this episode, Andy McIntyre, Vice President of Marketing & Communications at NCARB, shares how data helps shape the architecture profession. He breaks down licensure trends, reciprocity, and the evolving role of architects, while emphasizing the power of storytelling to make complex data more accessible.The episode announces the launch of a new six-part podcast series, spotlighting key trends in licensure and the real-life experiences behind the data, "Inside NCARB by the Numbers". Andy discusses policy changes, firm culture, and NCARB's efforts to improve access to the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®), wh...
2025-06-1040 min
"I’ve never met a woman architect before..." podcast with Michele Grace Hottel, ArchitectEpisode 78: Interview with Rachel Green Rasmussen, AIA NCARB of ArchitektonHi, It's Michele! Send me a text with who you want as a guest!This episode is sponsored by "The Grouchy Architect" Opus 2 MBE, LLCLInk to website: https://thegrouchyarchitect.com/This episode is part of a yearly post on #archimom #architect and #MothersDayLink to the Blog for more Images and Resources: LINK TO BLOG: https://inmawomanarchitect.blogspot.com/2025/05/interview-with-rachel-green-rasmussen.htmlRachel Green Rasmussen, AIA, NCARB, is an innovative architect with over 17 years of experience, known for creating spaces that balance functionality and...
2025-05-111h 11
Tried and Tested PodcastModernizing Assessment with Innovation and Change with NCARBIn this episode of Tried and Tested, host Isabelle Gonthier sits down with Jared Zurn, Senior Vice President of Programs at the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), to discuss how certification is evolving to keep pace with an ever-changing profession. Jared shares his journey from practicing architect to credentialing leader and explains how NCARB is rethinking its approach to certification, from integrating new technologies to re-evaluating long-standing processes. They explore the challenges of modernizing assessment programs, balancing tradition with innovation, and building support for meaningful change. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on what it takes to...
2025-02-2039 min
CE Center PodcastsDESIGN:ED Podcast: Mike Armstrong | Architectural RecordDescriptionThis conversation with Mike Armstrong, from NCARB, provides an in-depth look at the architectural licensure process, its history, and upcoming changes aimed at increasing accessibility and flexibility. Armstrong explains NCARB’s role as an advisory body to state licensing boards and outlines the three core components of licensure: education, experience, and examination. He discusses efforts to make the licensure process more inclusive, including alternative pathways for candidates without a NAAB-accredited degree and a shift toward competency-based evaluation. The discussion also touches on reducing financial barriers, improving the quality of continuing education, and modernizing th...
2025-02-0342 min
Design:EDMike Armstrong - NCARBMike Armstrong, CEO of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), joins Architectural Record's DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss upcoming changes to the licensure process and how the organization is working to expand different pathways to practice.
2025-02-0343 min
Immigrant Architects Coalition PodcastPathways to Licensure for Immigrants, A Conversation with NCARB🎙️ Listen to the IAC Podcast Episode #15: Pathways to Licensure for Immigrants, A Conversation with NCARB.We are thrilled to announce the release of our new Licensing series episode, where we delve into the inspiring world of immigrant architects. Tune in to The Immigrant Architects Coalition Podcast and don't miss out on the fascinating conversations that shed light on the triumphs and resilience of immigrant architects and designers. Subscribe now and join us on this incredible adventure! PATRICIA RAMALLO, AIA, NCARB, MBAAssistant Vice President, International Relations, NCARB Patricia Ramallo...
2024-10-3143 min
The Association Insights PodcastRevolutionizing Licensure: NCARB’s Innovative ApproachesWelcome to another insightful episode of The Association 100 podcast. Today, we are joined by Mike Armstrong, CEO of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Mike shares NCARB's innovative initiatives aimed at modernizing the architectural licensure process, focusing on inclusivity and technological advancements.
Key Highlights:
Leadership Philosophy: Mike discusses his approach to balancing regulatory rigor with user-centric policies, ensuring licensure protects public health and safety while being accessible and inclusive.
Data-Driven Decisions: Learn how NCARB uses demographic data to identify and address unconscious bias in their examination and licensure processes, leading to...
2024-06-1238 min
As BuiltAs Built Interview with Diane Hoskins, FAIA, NCARBDiane Hoskins, FAIA, NCARB is Global Co-Chair of Gensler, the largest architecture firm in the world by both revenue and number of architects. She also serves as the Global Chair of the Board of Directors for the Urban Land Institute and as Trustee for The MIT Corporation. Most recently, she co-authored the book Design for a Radically Changing World, which explores the role that design in shaping the human experience amidst changing global conditions. In this episode, Diane discusses how her multi-disciplinary background has influenced her career, the discoveries that came out of the book's creation, and why now...
2024-05-1530 min
Archispeak Podcast#335 - ‘Multiple Pathways to Architectural Licensure’, with Jon BakerIn this episode of Archispeak, Jon Baker shares his unique journey to becoming an architect and discusses the different pathways to licensure offered by NCARB. The conversation covers the importance of licensure, initiatives like the IPAL program, and the need for practical experience to be integrated with education. Jon tackles criticisms and emphasizes the role of licensure in expanding career options. The discussion also sheds light on the ongoing efforts to evolve architectural education and licensure to meet the needs of the profession now and in the future. Listen in to learn about overcoming barriers in the architecture profession...
2024-04-2957 minArchispeak#335 - ‘Multiple Pathways to Architectural Licensure’, with Jon BakerIn this episode of Archispeak, Jon Baker shares his unique journey to becoming an architect and discusses the different pathways to licensure offered by NCARB. The conversation covers the importance of licensure, initiatives like the IPAL program, and the need for practical experience to be integrated with education. Jon tackles criticisms and emphasizes the role of licensure in expanding career options. The discussion also sheds light on the ongoing efforts to evolve architectural education and licensure to meet the needs of the profession now and in the future. Listen in to learn about overcoming barriers in the architecture profession...
2024-04-2957 min
Architectette029: Patricia Ramallo: Behind the Scenes at NCARBOn today’s episode of Architectette we meet with Patricia Ramallo. Patricia is the Assistant Vice President of International Relations at NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards). We talk about: - Patricia's journey to get her US architecture license after being licensed in Argentina. She offers insights into the challenges and rewards of navigating licensure requirements and how she applies those experiences to her work at NCARB today.- We next chat about NCARB's response to changing industry needs and how implementing changes (transitioning from ARE version 4.0 to 5.0, modifying ex...
2024-03-1140 min
Inside The FirmMonday Morning Coffee with NCARB President Jon BakerJoin us as we talk with the President of NCARB, about the intricacies of selling a how to pass the A.R.E. and the different paths to licensure. Jon Alan Baker, FAIA, NCARB, LEED AP, of San Diego, California, is a principal with DLR Group, an integrated international design firm delivering architecture, engineering, interiors, planning, and building optimization. Baker specializes in the design and planning of educational facilities throughout Southern California.
2023-12-1252 min
Design for an Agile WorldCollaborative Design and Social Impact: A Conversation with Michael Maltzan, Design Principal, FAIA, NCARB CertifiedWe're excited to have Design Principal Michael Maltzan, FAIA, NCARB Certified - the architect behind Star Apartments, a project so innovative it was featured in Time Magazine's "25 Best Inventions" for its transformative approach to housing solutions, talk with Joe as they break down the agile design methodology, architectures role in pushing society boundaries, and the power behind generational creativity.Key Takeaway 1: The importance of design collaboration: The episode emphasizes the significance of collaboration in design, highlighting the need for guidance, active listening, and trust to foster receptiveness to new ideas. Key elements such as honesty, openness, and...
2023-11-1549 min
Shorr Solutions: The PodcastEp. 97 - What to Look for When Designing Your State-of-the-Art Aesthetic Practice with Mohsen Ghoreishi, M. Arch & Marzi Emami Ghoreishi, AIA, NCARBSend us a textThis podcast episode was originally recorded as a webinar with Mohsen and Marzi Ghoreishi. However, we thought the content was so important, we wanted you, our loyal podcast listeners, to hear it as well.Our expert guest speakers, Mohsen Ghoreishi, M. Arch and Marzi Emami Ghoreishi, AIA, NCARB, partners at the leading architecture, engineering and interior design firm, KOHAN architecture, are joining forces with our very own practice management expert, Jay Shorr, to deliver to you a powerful episode where they explain key factors to consider to achieve the a...
2023-11-1055 min
Practice Disrupted by Practice of ArchitectureNCARB Scholars of Professional PracticeEpisode 127: NCARB Scholars of Professional PracticeWhat is the NCARB Scholars of Professional Practice?In this episode, we meet some of the individuals who gathered for the fifth annual NCARB Scholars in Professional Practice at Ball State University CAP:INDY. This event is one of the, if not only, places where professors gather to discuss the struggles and opportunities of teaching this course inside the architecture curriculum. We hear participants’ biggest takeaways from the program and explore a range of perspectives from educators, NCARB staff, facilitators, and more.“My first challenge as a teac...
2023-09-141h 02
Healthcare Interior Design 2.0Episode 59, Part 1, Minta Ferguson, ACHA, AIA, NCARB, Director of Planning, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture and Erika Hill, IIDA, NCIDQ, Senior Interior Designer, McMillan Pazdan Smith ArchitectureOn part 1 of today's episode Cheryl interviews Erika Hill, IIDA, NCIDQ, Senior Interior Designer, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture and Minta Ferguson, ACHA, AIA, NCARB, Director of Planning, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture. Cheryl says, "The most fascinating piece of part 1 in today's interview is learning all the details of how and when the work of these two highly specialized professionals intersects within the same healthcare projects. How do these two women, with very different objectives and goals within a complex healthcare project, work together to ensure the project is smooth and inclusive of everyone's perspective?" This and so...
2023-09-1226 min
Healthcare Interior Design 2.0Episode 59, Part 2, Minta Ferguson, ACHA, AIA, NCARB, Director of Planning, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture and Erika Hill, IIDA, NCIDQ, Senior Interior Designer, McMillan Pazdan Smith ArchitectureOn part 2 of today's episode, Cheryl continues her conversation with Erika Hill, IIDA, NCIDQ, Senior Interior Designer, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture and Minta Ferguson, ACHA, AIA, NCARB, Director of Planning, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture. In part 2 Minta and Erika flush out all the juicy details of their work on their favorite projects both together and separately and what made those projects so special to each of them. This and so much more about what's happening in healthcare design today on part 2 of today's episode of the Healthcare Interior Design 2.0 podcast! Learn more about Minta Ferguson...
2023-09-1231 min
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2023-09-1100 min
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2023-09-1000 minPractice Disrupted by Practice of ArchitectureRedesigning Professional PracticeEpisode 126: Redesigning Professional PracticeHow are Professional Practice professors redesigning their coursework to support architecture students entering an industry in transition?Tune in as we kick off a NEW! podcast series centered on Professional Practice. Karen Williams from the University of Oregon School of Architecture & Environment and Nilou Vakil from the University of Kansas School of Architecture and Design join us to discuss their experiences teaching Professional Practice and the potential for this course to evolve and expand. We’ll introduce the 2022 NCARB Scholars in Professional Practice program — an annual, multi-day professional development inten...
2023-09-0749 minArchispeak Podcast#301 - NCARB the Gift That Keeps on TakingTopicThis episode we discuss Archispeak Podcast joining the new socials like Threads and Instagram (finally). Evan discusses the letter NCARB send out welcoming back all of the new members with a little gift of fee increases and how Cormac avoided future fee increases by not reinstating his NCARB record. Episode linksarchy_type instagramarchy_type threadsTRXL instagramTRXL threadsArchispeak_Podcast instagramArchispeak_Podcast threadsNCARB Fee IncreaseThank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodesplease visit https://archispeakpodcast.com👉 Full video: 📝 Full show notes: https://archispeakpodcast.com/ep...
2023-07-2441 minArchispeak#301 - NCARB the Gift That Keeps on TakingTopicThis episode we discuss Archispeak Podcast joining the new socials like Threads and Instagram (finally). Evan discusses the letter NCARB send out welcoming back all of the new members with a little gift of fee increases and how Cormac avoided future fee increases by not reinstating his NCARB record. Episode linksarchy_type instagramarchy_type threadsTRXL instagramTRXL threadsArchispeak_Podcast instagramArchispeak_Podcast threadsNCARB Fee IncreaseThank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodesplease visit https://archispeakpodcast.com👉 Full video: 📝 Full show notes: https://archispeakpodcast.com/ep...
2023-07-2441 min
Healthcare Interior Design 2.0Episode 58, Cam Twohey, AIA, WELL AP, NCARB, Associate Principal, Senior Project Architect, Kahler Slater"We are seeing that they are greatly reduced in size. People are now able to check-in online. You are able to go into your space when it is your turn. Gone are the days of sitting in that bus station elbow to elbow, waiting room so we are seeing a reduction in size." –Cam Twohey on The Healthcare Interior Design 2.0 podcast Cheryl's guest today on the podcast is Cam Twohey, AIA, WELL AP, NCARB, Associate Principal, Senior Project Architect at Kahler Slater. On today's episode, Cam shares the number one significant change that COVID created in healthcare de...
2023-06-2233 min
Work Inspired - A BOS PodcastCreating Incredible Workplaces and the Role of the Modern Interior Designer - Scott Delano, AIA IIDA NCARB, Design Principal - Studio GCIt's no secret that creating a great place to work starts with the office and workplace. Scott Delano, AIA IIDA NCARB, Design Principal at Studio GC, talks to us today about how to use modern interior design to draw people back to the office, along with his own personal life story on how he got to where he is today.
2023-05-081h 03
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2023-05-0500 minInside The FirmMonday Morning Coffee with Bayliss WardBayless Ward is the 2022 President of NCARB and Chairman of the Board. In addition to his role at NCARB he is the principal and founder of Bayliss ARchitects in Bozeman Montana. Join us as we discuss how to increase your chances of passing the ARE, new developments at NCARB and his process of architecture.
2023-04-241h 14Inside The FirmMonday Morning Coffee with Bayliss WardBayless Ward is the 2022 President of NCARB and Chairman of the Board. In addition to his role at NCARB he is the principal and founder of Bayliss ARchitects in Bozeman Montana. Join us as we discuss how to increase your chances of passing the ARE, new developments at NCARB and his process of architecture.
2023-04-241h 14
Design Create Inspire106. NCARB's Rolling Clock Termination + ARE® 6.0! Is ARE® 5.0 phasing OUT? | Everything you need to knowSend us a textWatch the episode HERENCARB Rolling Clock Policy HEREJurisdiction Requirements HERETransition Calculator HERE The ABC Club: Join our top ARE resource that's helping thousands of people pass their exams Our free ARE Community is NOW LIVE! Join us today. Sign up HERE. Mind Over ARE is now part of ABC Club Premium! That means you can join us inside our signature program today! Click here to get started. Starting the ARE®? START H...
2023-04-1133 minArchispeak Podcast#289 - An Architect Walks Into a BuildingTopicWe have a conversation about the process of becoming a licensed architect in the United States and discuss the challenges of taking multiple Architect Registration Exams (ARE), NCARB’s rolling clock policy changes, and the need for change in the profession. We also touch on the potential impact of technology on the licensing process with some personal anecdotes and opinions. We also talk about sticky notes, sketching, Cormac’s recent field trip to the University of Michigan Law School with his daughter, how architects can walk into buildings like they own the place, how stud...
2023-04-0345 minArchispeak#289 - An Architect Walks Into a BuildingTopicWe have a conversation about the process of becoming a licensed architect in the United States and discuss the challenges of taking multiple Architect Registration Exams (ARE), NCARB’s rolling clock policy changes, and the need for change in the profession. We also touch on the potential impact of technology on the licensing process with some personal anecdotes and opinions. We also talk about sticky notes, sketching, Cormac’s recent field trip to the University of Michigan Law School with his daughter, how architects can walk into buildings like they own the place, how stud...
2023-04-0345 min
Talking Energy ShowThe STEAM Engine on Talking Energy Show by Oilfield Tailgate with guests Morgan Jones, AIA, NCARB, MBA, founder and executive director, Michael Whitten, VP Tier 1 Energy Solutions Inc. and board member of The STEAM Engine steamengineokc.orgThe STEAM Engine on Talking Energy Show by Oilfield Tailgate with guests Morgan Jones, AIA, NCARB, MBA, founder and executive director, Michael Whitten, VP Tier 1 Energy Solutions Inc. and board member of The STEAM Engine
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2023-02-2518 min
The HOA Pros Podcast#82 - Marissa Van Groningen & Adam Rohrbaugh, AIA, NCARBMarissa Van Groningen & Adam Rohrbaugh, AIA, NCARB, and founder of A7 Group Inc joined us to talk about:
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2023-02-031h 02EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageSponsored Episode: NCARB and the Future of the Profession - A Podcast Collaboration with Practice DisruptedNCARB and the Future of the ProfessionIn this bonus episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn Lee and Je’Nen Chastain sit down with Patricia Ramallo and Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to learn how NCARB is responding to wide-reaching industry change and transformation. We’ll discuss NCARB’s role in advancing equity in architecture, including the Baseline of Belonging Report, as well as the adoption of new policies intended to strengthen the pipeline of diverse talent into the profession. We’ll also discuss NCARB’s innovation team and the recent...
2023-01-101h 00
Architectette000: Caitlin Brady: Welcome to Architectette!Welcome to the trailer of the Architectette podcast! Today, host Caitlin Brady welcomes you to the show, talks about the origin of the podcast, and gives a little glimpse of what is to come.
Caitlin Brady, AIA, LEED BD+C is an architect with 10+ years of industry experience working on commercial projects for architecture firms in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Washington DC. She is endlessly curious, has a diverse array of hobbies, and is a natural people gatherer. This podcast is her way to share, learn, and create community for a profession she loves.
2023-01-1005 minPractice Disrupted by Practice of ArchitectureSponsored Episode: NCARB and the Future of PracticeSponsored Episode: NCARB and the Future of PracticeHow is NCARB addressing industry change and transformation?In this bonus episode of Practice Disrupted, Evelyn Lee and Je’Nen Chastain sit down with Patricia Ramallo and Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to learn how NCARB is responding to wide-reaching industry change and transformation. We’ll discuss NCARB’s role in advancing equity in architecture, including the Baseline of Belonging Report, as well as the adoption of new policies intended to strengthen the pipeline of diverse talent into the pr...
2022-12-2255 min
From Embers To Excellence™Interview with Julia Su Jack, NCARB Architect and Certified PMI Project Management ProfessionalJulia Su Jack is the daughter of two warm west Indian parents. She was raised in Connecticut. She graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree decades ago and her career started out traditionally as she went straight to work in an architectural firm. But the tide would turn after she took a leave of absence from work to focus on her growing family. When she returned to her career, circumstances would take her through many different professional roles in a variety of sectors across the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry. She worked in interior design, pre-construction management, and...
2022-06-0356 min
Spaces PodcastService-Enriched Senior HousingBy 2030, all of the Baby Boomer generation will be age 65 or older. In the U.S., that will be 76.4 million people in need, or approaching the need for senior care and housing. Ben Seager, AIA, LEED AP, Associate Principal at KTGY joins us in this conversation to share his expertise and experience in service-enriched senior housing, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. We discuss design process, complexities, special considerations, trends, and much more!Thank you to our sponsors!NCARBShape the Future of Architecture. You have the power to...
2022-03-301h 06
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageEA449: Sreoshy Banerjea – Persuasive ProposalsPersuasive Proposals
Sreoshy Banerjea is the creator of ATLAS: A 5-step proposal roadmap, that guides talented AEC marketers, who struggle with creating client-tailored narratives, learn how to craft persuasive proposals so they can win more RFPs. By day she leads Urban Design at NYCEDC, where she guides urban design strategy and oversees master planning efforts in NYC. She is the 2021 winner of AIA NY’s Service to the City award for her impactful contributions and initiatives that make NYC a better place, as well as a 2021 Fast Company Innovation by Design Honorary Award Recipient for her br...
2022-03-2544 min
Spaces Podcast[EXPRESS] 'Streamlining Regulations'In this episode, we have a fascinating conversation about Symbium, the Complaw® company, with the company's Co-Founder and CEO, Leila Banijamali. This company is fundamentally disrupting how complex planning regulations are consumed by the public and creating intuitive web applications from complex laws and regulations to make it easy for anyone to understand what’s possible on a particular piece of property. See Symbium in action!Thank you to our sponsors!NCARBShape the Future of Architecture. You have the power to influence future updates to how architects are educated, trained, and...
2022-03-2332 min
Talking Home Renovations with the House MavenCurated KitchensKaren Swanson of New England Design Works joined me this week to talk about curated kitchens. She describes her design process, what to look for in cabinets and appliances, thoughts on countertops and tips for renovating your kitchen in 2022.About our guestKaren Swanson is the Owner and lead designer at New England Design Works, an interiors firm specializing in kitchen and bath design. Her work has been featured in various publications including the cover of Boston Home Magazine. She was the recipient of first place in the NKBA's kitchen design contest for medium kitchen...
2022-03-2335 min
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageEA448: Greg Kochanowski – Wild FiresWild FiresGreg is a licensed architect, landscape designer, urbanist, and educator in the State of California. He has been practicing and teaching for over 25 years with projects spanning a wide array of scales, typologies, complexities, and disciplinary orientations.He lectures locally, nationally, and internationally on design and has led education sessions at both the ASLA and AIA National Conventions focusing on the Wildland Urban Interface, and the fire, flood, debris flow weather cycles experienced in Southern California on a recurring basis. This research seeks to engage these unique challenges of climate change within the...
2022-03-1850 min
Spaces PodcastMultigenerational HomesIn this episode, we discuss multigenerational housing with Michael Leckie, architect, entrepreneur, and founder of Leckie Studio Architecture + Design. Through his experience on a recent project, Full House, Michael explains his approach to designing a multigenerational home, the benefits of the typology, special considerations, trends, and much more. Project Highlight:Full House | Vancouver, BC CanadaThank you to our sponsors!NCARBShape the Future of Architecture. You have the power to influence future updates to how architects are educated, trained, and licensed. Visit ncarb.org/AOP to take NCARB’s...
2022-03-161h 00
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageEA447: Matt Handal – How Small Firms Win Big ProjectsHow Small Firms Win Big Projects
Matt Handal provides marketing and business development strategies that actually work. He has helped firms 10X their proposal results and realize significant growth. He is the author of Proposal Development Secrets, Former Contributing Editor of SMPS Marketer, and leads the Construction Owners Association of America's Communication Committee. He has appeared in Engineering News Record, The Architect’s Handbook for Professional Practice, and other industry publications.
This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, How Small Firms Win Big Projects with Matt Handal.
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2022-03-1249 min
Spaces Podcast[EXPRESS] 'Streamlining the ADU Process'If you've been following along with our conversations around housing supply solutions, you'll enjoy this episode with John Geary, CEO and Co-Founder of Abodu, the ADU company. Abodu builds no-compromise backyard homes (also called Accessory Dwelling Units or ADUs) that expand a property’s livable space. John and Co-Founder Eric McInerney founded Abodu to streamline the process of installing an ADU. Together they have created an innovative concierge service that project manages the entire process of building an ADU from permitting to installation, in under six months.In this episode, John shares his insight into how Abodu has ap...
2022-03-0932 min
Spaces PodcastCo-DesignIn this episode, we are joined by, Rob Asher, CEO of Giraffe, an early-stage real estate development platform that accelerates finding, assessing, and developing sites. In this conversation, we discuss Co-Design, its process, potential benefits for cities and communities, how Giraffe can facilitate the implementation of co-design, and much more.Rob sits at the intersection of real estate development and technology. As CEO of Giraffe, he is the driving force behind ensuring cities’ digital transformations are built on a foundation of ensuring ideas are rooted in the interests of the people that live there.Thank you...
2022-03-021h 09Practice Disrupted by Practice of ArchitecturePodcast Live: DAC Leadership Series: From Team Member to Office LeaderEpisode 063: Podcast Live: DAC Leadership Series: From Team Member to Office LeaderHow can midcareer architects successfully transition from project work into more senior roles dealing with staffing and operations?Traditional architectural training does not often prepare us with the business leadership and people management skills required to successfully lead an office. On top of that, office leadership comes with a variety of challenges that differ from everyday project leadership. Practice Disrupted co-hosts Evelyn Lee and Je’Nen interview firm leaders Amy Perenchio, AIA, NCARB, and Megan Bowles, AIA to explore the following topics:Wh...
2022-01-2753 min
Tangible RemnantsCreating your Community with April DrakeThis episode features a fun conversation between me and the amazing April Drake. We talk about her architecture journey, the importance of networking, and creating a supportive community for your personal and professional growth. Links:National Council of Architecture Review Boards (NCARB)National Architecture Accreditation Board (NAAB)American Institute of Architects (AIA)National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)Melissa Daniels' podcast ArchispollyBlack Women in Architecture Brunch Tangible Remnants on InstagramTangible Remnants on FacebookTangible Remnants WebsiteBuilding spotlight: Whitaker Memorial Hospital in Newport News, VA Bio:April Drake
2021-10-1836 min
Architect Exam PrepEpisode 49: NCARB Pass Rate StatsWe deep dive in to NCARB’s pass rate statistics to gain a better understanding of trends and the impact of retakes on the candidates’ mental mindset. Bad news, you’re doing worse on the retake and Eric and I discuss why that’s happening and how you can adjust your strategy so you don’t become part of the statistic.
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2021-08-1140 min
Architect Exam Prep: The ARE PodcastEpisode 49: NCARB Pass Rate StatsWe deep dive in to NCARB’s pass rate statistics to gain a better understanding of trends and the impact of retakes on the candidates’ mental mindset. Bad news, you’re doing worse on the retake and Eric and I discuss why that’s happening and how you can adjust your strategy so you don’t become part of the statistic.
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Healthcare Interior Design 2.046: Part 1; Roderic Walton, AIA, NOMA, NCARB; PRINCIPAL, Moody NolanIn Part 1 of today's episode, Cheryl speaks with Roderic Walton, AIA, NOMA, NCARB; Principal at Moody Nolan - the nation's largest African American architecture firm. Cheryl and Roderic dive deep into the topic of race in healthcare and architecture. Cheryl asks Roderic what it's like to work for the nation's largest African American architecture firm. Roderic shares, "My individual performance is often represented as that of the entire African American community by so many people that I interact with, and it can be overwhelming. There are so few black architects practicing today and what that means is that often...
2021-04-1625 min
Healthcare Interior Design 2.046: Part 2; Roderic Walton, AIA, NOMA, NCARB; PRINCIPAL, Moody NolanIn part 2 of Cheryl's engaging interview with Roderic Walton, AIA, NOMA, NCARB, Principal at Moody Nolan, Cheryl asks Roderic the question, "When thinking about the future, how can healthcare design and architecture professionals begin to change entrenched systems that are the source of some of these race-related problems?" Roderic shares, "The solution starts with an understanding that it's not just about individual folks solving their own problems, picking themselves up by their bootstraps and overcoming centuries of oppression. The study of history is clear, it's instructive; we have a collective responsibility to address these types of concerns. Architects can...
2021-04-1627 min
In ConversationunPLANningMIAMI: Developing a Transformative Design Framework Plan for Unplanning and Strategic Resettlement of South Florida from the Effects of Sea-Level Rise and Climate Disruption, Jeffrey E. Huber, FAIA, MLA, NCARB, LEED APDean Horswell engages in conversation with Jeffrey E. Huber, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, MLAInterim Director and Associate Professor for the School of Architecture, as they discuss landscapes that flow with nature and not against it.Jeff Huber is an Associate Professor and Director of MetroLAB in the School of Architecture at FAU where he teaches upper-division architecture studios. Huber also teaches lecture courses on urban design, and materials and methods of construction. His work focuses on interdisciplinary public work projects that combine ecological, landscape, urban, and architectural design. Huber is also a principal in the...
2021-04-1337 min
In ConversationUpcoming: unPLANningMIAMI: Developing a Transformative Design Framework Plan for Unplanning and Strategic Resettlement of South Florida from the Effects of Sea-Level Rise and Climate Disruption, Jeffrey E. Huber, FAIA, MLA, NCARB, LEED APDean Horswell engages in conversation with Jeffrey E. Huber, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, MLAInterim Director and Associate Professor for the School of Architecture, as they discuss landscapes that flow with nature and not against it.Jeff Huber is an Associate Professor and Director of MetroLAB in the School of Architecture at FAU where he teaches upper-division architecture studios. Huber also teaches lecture courses on urban design, and materials and methods of construction. His work focuses on interdisciplinary public work projects that combine ecological, landscape, urban, and architectural design. Huber is also a principal in the...
2021-03-3001 min
Healthcare Interior Design 2.041, Holly Harris, Architect, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD-C at SmithGroupOn today's episode, Cheryl interviews Holly Harris, Architect, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD-C at SmithGroup. Holly, at age 28, holds the honor of being our youngest guest on the show to date, and she shares her perspective on healthcare architecture and design in today's world. Cheryl asks Holly the question, "Many interior design and interior architect students have been known to shy away from specializing in healthcare because they see it as unsexy and boring. What do you say to that and what would you say to them?" Holly's answer was inspiring. She quickly responded with, "If you don't like...
2021-01-1529 min
The Hanh Brown ShowDesigning a Vibrant, Thriving and Respectful Home for the Baby Boomers with Jeffrey Anderzhon, FAIA, NCARBPlease give a warm welcome to my guest Jeffrey Anderzhon, FAIA. He is Senior Planner/Design Architect for Eppstein Uhen Architects specializing in environments for the elderly. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Illinois Institute of Technology where he received the 2008 Alumni Professional Achievement Award. He is licensed as an Architect in 26 states and a member of the College of Fellows, American Institute of Architects. He is co-author of the books “Design for Aging Post Occupancy Evaluations” and “Design for Aging, International Case Studies of Building and Program,” and contributing author for the books “Managing the Long-Term Care Facil...
2020-05-0233 min
I Hear Design: the i+s podcastNCARB Shares Updates On Architectural Licensing RequirementsChristoph Trappe sat down with NCARB CEO Michael Armstrong at AIA in Las Vegas 2019 and got an update on what’s happening with the industry, the history of architectural codes and education as well as who the key players are and what actually goes into licensing architects. Listen now >>
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2019-06-1312 minI Hear Design: the i+s podcastNCARB Shares Updates On Architectural Licensing RequirementsChristoph Trappe sat down with NCARB CEO Michael Armstrong at AIA in Las Vegas 2019 and got an update on what’s happening with the industry, the history of architectural codes and education as well as who the key players are and what actually goes into licensing architects. Listen now >>
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2019-06-1312 min
BUILDINGS PodcastNCARB Updates On Architectural Licensing RequirementsChristoph Trappe sat down with NCARB CEO Michael Armstrong at AIA in Las Vegas 2019 and got an update on what’s happening in the industry, the history of architectural codes and education as well as who the key players are and what actually goes into licensing architects.
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2019-06-1304 minBUILDINGS PodcastNCARB Updates On Architectural Licensing RequirementsChristoph Trappe sat down with NCARB CEO Michael Armstrong at AIA in Las Vegas 2019 and got an update on what’s happening in the industry, the history of architectural codes and education as well as who the key players are and what actually goes into licensing architects.
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2019-06-1304 min
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageEA249: How Does NCARB Serve the Small Firm Architect? [Podcast]How Does NCARB Serve the Small Firm Architect?
This week on EntreArchitect podcast, How Does NCARB Serve the Small Firm Architect with Michael Armstrong, CEO of NCARB.
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2018-12-1454 minProfession Archives – Architect Exam PrepEpisode 37: What We’ve Learned From NCARB 5.0Join Eric and I as we discuss what we've learned about 5.0 and the new challenges presented byt the new format.The post Episode 37: What We’ve Learned From NCARB 5.0 appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.
2017-09-0956 minCareer Strategy Archives – Architect Exam PrepEpisode 37: What We’ve Learned From NCARB 5.0Join Eric and I as we discuss what we've learned about 5.0 and the new challenges presented byt the new format.
The post Episode 37: What We’ve Learned From NCARB 5.0 appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.
2017-09-0956 minArchitect Exam PrepEpisode 37: What We’ve Learned From NCARB 5.05.0 is still a scary exam. or is it?
Join Eric and I as we discuss what we’ve learned about 5.0 and the new challenges presented byt the new format.
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2017-09-0956 min
EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePageEA171: How Does NCARB Serve the Small Firm Architect? [Podcast]How Does NCARB Serve the Small Firm Architect?
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards is a nonprofit organization made up of architectural licensing boards of 54 states and 8 rerrirotires. While each jurisdiction is responsible for regulating the practice of architecture within its borders, NCARB develops and administers programs for licensure candidates and architects throughout the nation.
Our community of small firm architects is filled with people with very mixed feelings toward NCARB. Many see the benefits that NCARB provides all architects, while some question the process and procedures required by the organization. Still others have que...
2017-05-2647 minProfession Archives – Architect Exam PrepEpisode 31: A Candid Interview with Jared Zurn, NCARB Director of ExaminationJoin Eric for a candid interview with Jared Zurn, Director of Examination as they discuss in depth topics related to 5.0. If you're taking 5.0, this is a must listen to episode.The post Episode 31: A Candid Interview with Jared Zurn, NCARB Director of Examination appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.
2017-03-1047 minArchitect Exam PrepEpisode 31: A Candid Interview with Jared Zurn, NCARB Director of ExaminationWe’re going to the top and talking to NCARB and all things 5.0!
Join Eric for a candid interview with Jared Zurn, Director of Examination as they discuss in depth topics related to 5.0. If you’re taking 5.0, this is a must listen to episode.
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In this interview, you’ll hear direct from the Director of Examinations at NCARB on:
The newly released passing rates for ARE5.0 and the new score sheets.
Insight into how the new que...
2017-03-1047 minArchitect Exam Prep: The ARE PodcastEpisode 31: A Candid Interview with Jared Zurn, NCARB Director of ExaminationWe’re going to the top and talking to NCARB and all things 5.0!
Join Eric for a candid interview with Jared Zurn, Director of Examination as they discuss in depth topics related to 5.0. If you’re taking 5.0, this is a must listen to episode.
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In this interview, you’ll hear direct from the Director of Examinations at NCARB on:
The newly released passing rates for ARE5.0 and the new score sheets.
Insight into how the new que...
2017-03-1047 min