The Wood That Built America
Longleaf pine forests are one of North America’s most endangered ecosystems. Once covering 90 million acres from Virginia to Texas, this biologically rich habitat has been reduced to about three million acres.
And when you hear this, you might think of timber harvesters, once and still major pla…
Spotlight Korea: Renewed Commitments
Package about U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area-1 commander, Col. William Dodge, renewing memorandums of agreement with two Republic of Korea units at Camp Stanley.
003: Breaking Into Cyber w/ William Dodgen
Breaking into cyber. It’s one of the top searched questions on the internet.
Unfortunately, there’s not exact clear path that some HAS to follow in order to penetrate into the industry…(see what I did there?)
It may be difficult, but at the end of the day, it’s worth it.
Today we’re speaking with …
What It Means When Everybody Wins with William Dodge of p-u-b-l-i-c & A Gang of Three
William Dodge shares his unique career journey, from applying to architecture school multiple times, working as a janitor, and eventually becoming a managing principal at a major architecture firm.He discusses his approach to architecture - creating community-focused spaces rather than just facilit…
034 — Memphis Pyramid: The Great Indoors
What happens when a city’s grand vision for an architectural icon goes hilariously—and gloriously—off the rails? In this episode of Fail Hard, we unpack the bizarre and captivating tale of the Memphis Pyramid, a towering stainless steel structure that’s equal parts ancient grandeur, space-age ambit…
#365 - Why Architects MUST Reimagine the Profession
William Dodge joins the podcast to discuss his latest article the integration of AI in architecture, its impact on creativity, the evolving role of architects, and the shift towards innovative practices and micro studios, highlighting the future of the profession.
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#053 - William Dodge: Design That Hits Harder Than a Billion-Dollar Eco City
What if the greenest building isn’t the one with the best tech - but the one people love the most?
Award-winning designer William Dodge shares the story behind a powerful $50K flood memorial that’s changing how the world sees sustainability. It’s built on the same site where his childhood friend dr…
229: Amortizing Your Value: A New Model for How Architects Add Value
What happens when an architect’s greatest professional success is making themselves completely irrelevant to their own firm?
In this episode of Practice Disrupted, host Evelyn Lee is joined by William H Dodge, founder and design principal at p-u-b-l-i-k, whose career trajectory defies every standar…
Walking the Gold Rush Trail: Chasing Family History 170 Years Later
What does it feel like to stand in the exact footsteps of your ancestor, 170 years later?In this episode, we sit down with author Russell Wangersky to discuss his captivating book, "Same Ground: Chasing Family Down the California Gold Rush Trail." Russell takes us on a journey back to 1849, followi…
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