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!
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.