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We teach Architectural technologists, and we talk about what needs to be taught, the reasons why things need to be taught, and what things are coming up in the future.
Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
17 minutes
English
United States
82 episodes
since Feb. 8, 2024
episodic
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In this thought-provoking episode, Jonathan and Ethan dive into the misconceptions surrounding home insulation and moisture control. They challenge popular myths about insulation effectiveness, particularly the common belief that merely replacing single glazed windows with double glazing solves moi…
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Ethan and I recently caught up with each other in Petone, Wellington. This is where we first started our podcast and so we thought we would create a very short introduction as a video so that you can see what we really look like. We wonder whether you want us to create more video podcast so you ca…
Join Jonathan and Ethan as they explore the integration of design into architectural technology courses. Learn how Ethan plans to introduce design studios at his school, tackling the gap between technical expertise and creative design. Discover the importance of site analysis, iterative design proc…
Architectural professionals Jonathan and Ethan delve into the realm of transferable skills within the design industry in episode 15 of their podcast. They explore how skills acquired in architectural technology extend beyond traditional roles, such as transitioning to exhibit or set design. They al…
In this episode of The Architectural Podcast, guest Kirill from AMCreate explains how his company uses an on-site gantry system to 3D-print concrete houses in New Zealand, describing the process, equipment flexibility, and why printing in place reduces transport, crane, labor, and erection costs co…
In this Architectural Technology podcast episode, Jonathan and Ethan explain retention money as a percentage withheld (often around 5%, with examples up to 10%) to ensure subcontractors and contractors return to remedy defects, with retentions commonly released 50% at practical completion and the r…
Meeting discussion clarified software proficiency timelines and distinguished technical mastery from foundational workplace competence.Defining Mastery Versus ProficiencyParticipants debated the distinction between software proficiency and mastery. Mastery requires managing complex functions, while…
Participants evaluated various AI models for text and design workflows while debating architectural curriculum requirements.Comparing AI Model CapabilitiesDeepseek and Gemini offer distinct advantages for text and image tasks, necessitating a multi-tool approach for professional workflows. Particip…
This episode of the Architectural Technologist podcast features a conversation between Jonathan and Ethan regarding their experiences with various AI tools, specifically comparing Google Gemini and DeepSeek.
The following is a summary of the key takeaways from their discussion:
Technical Writing …
Jonathan and Ethan delve into the essential scientific principles crucial for architectural technology students. They explore how understanding physics, biology, and chemistry enhances architectural design, emphasizing heat flow, structural integrity, and material selection. The conversation touche…
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