Architect Enoch Sears: discover tips and secrets for a profitable and impactful architecture practice.
Business of Architecture Podcast
Warning architects! On this show you'll discover strategies, tips and secrets for running a fun, flexible and profitable architecture practice. Host Enoch Bartlett Sears AIA interviews successful architects and consultants as they share insights for creating a competitive, great (and profitable) architecture practice.
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Architect Enoch Sears: discover tips and secrets for a profitable and impactful architecture practice.
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
218: Alternate Careers for Architects: Experience Design with Jason Bruges 10.10.2017 30:43
Today is a UK edition of the Business of Architecture. In this episode, my co-host Rion Willard speaks with Jason Bruges, an experience designer and the director of Jason Bruges Studio. After being educated and trained as an architect, Jason moved over into experience design. Today Jason Bruges reveals how he leveraged his training in architecture to found and direct one of the world's leading exp...
217: Building a Firm Culture to Thrive with Kyle Buchanan of Archio 05.10.2017 32:29
Today is a UK edition of the Business of Architecture show. In this episode my co-host Rion Willard speaks with Kyle Buchanan, one of the Directors of Archio, an architecture firm with offices in London and Cheltenham. The firm specializes in housing and public buildings. Kyle Buchanan talks about how he inherited his firm from his father, and how he rebranded it to give it a new identity that inc...
216: Systems, Processes and Solo Architect Success with Simon Hallion 28.09.2017 29:01
Today is a UK edition of the Business of Architecture podcast. On this episode, co-host Rion Willard interviews Simon Hallion, the owner of Shared Architecture based in London. Discover Simon Hallion's top 3 pieces of advice for future (and current) firm leaders. You'll also discover: Simon's strategy for winning against larger, better-funded firms How to build a team as a sole practitioner (so th...
215: Starting from Scratch with Simon Hallion 22.09.2017 29:17
Today is a UK edition of the Business of Architecture. On this episode, co-host Rion Willard interviews Simon Hallion, the owner of Shared Architecture based in London. When Simon started his firm, he moved from Nottingham, (which you know is the home of the infamous Sherrif of Nottingham) to London. His business contacts were in Nottingham, so he truly had to start from scratch. On today's episod...
214: Architecture Firm KPIs with Steven Burns, FAIA 13.09.2017 23:25
Discover what you should be measuring in your architecture firm to increase your profitability, staff satisfaction, and impact. Today we are joined by Steven Burns, FAIA, Chief Creative Officer of BQE Software. In today's episode, Steven shares a few key financial indicators that you should watch as an architecture firm owner. He also tells us about BQE Core, his company's new flagship software fo...
Growing a Design Focused Firm with Jonathan Hagos 07.09.2017 37:11
Discover lesson learned growing a design-focused architecture practice in this episode of the Business of Architecture show. Host Rion Willard speaks with Jonathan Hagos, a director at Freehaus, a London-based architectural practice. Jonathan reveals the decisions he made early on to avoid what he calls the "home extension" low-fee trap. You'll also discover: The key decision they took to be able...
Design and Development in London with Anna Schabel and Jochen Driessle 31.08.2017 31:23
Listen to Anna Schabel and Jochen Driessle talk about building their design firm in London. You'll learn about the first project they developed, financed, designed and built - including what they would have done differently if they were to do it again.
Relationships That Win Work with Teresa Ruiz 17.08.2017 25:32
Today is the second half of my interview with Teresa Ruiz, Vice President and Associate Principal at SB Architects. SB architects is an international design firm with offices in Florida, California, and China. The firm focuses primarily on Mixed-Use, Multi-Family Residential, and Hospitality projects. In today's episode Teresa reveals how she develops business for the firm, including the exact wor...
A Day in the Life of An Architecture Executive with Teresa Ruiz 17.08.2017 23:35
Today I speak with Teresa Ruiz, Vice President and Associate Principal at SB Architects. SB architects is an international design firm with offices in Florida, California, and China. The firm focuses primarily on Mixed-Use, Multi-Family Residential, and Hospitality projects. In today's episode you'll discover how Teresa accomplishes the many tasks she is responsible for - including business develo...
209: From Jelly Making to Experience Design with Harry Parr 10.08.2017 36:43
Today you'll hear from Harry Parr, one of the partners at the experience design firm Bompas and Parr. Listen how Harry Parr's passion project while he was studying architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture turned into a 20-person experience design firm. You'll discover: How to create the right company culture and ethos 2 keys for running a successful design business
208: How To Unlock Your Dormant Potential 04.08.2017 36:06
All of us are capable of greater things that what we are currently doing. Yet, how do we unlock this dormant potential? In this episode of the Business of Architecture podcast, you'll discover how to unlock your dormant potential so you can reach new levels of growth and fulfillment. You'll discover: The 5 step "Ultimate Success Formula" to help you achieve anything you want in life The critical m...
Client Meeting Questions - Part 2 with Enoch Sears 18.07.2017 37:19
Discover the secret of running a successful meeting with a prospective client. Most architects get this part of the sales process completely wrong. I did too, until I discovered the simple framework you'll learn about in this episode of the Business of Architecture show. This episode was originally aired on the A Well Designed Business podcast with LuAnn Nigara.
12 Questions You Should Ask a Potential Client - Part 1 with Enoch Sears 18.07.2017 29:43
In this episode you'll discover how to hold a proper first meeting with a client. Most architects get this part of the sales process completely wrong. I did too, until I discovered the simple framework you'll learn about in this episode of the Business of Architecture show.
Leading a Movement for Change with Mette Aamodt 12.07.2017 34:16
Today is the second half of my interview with Mette Aamodt, co-founder of the architecture firm Aamodt / Plumb, and founder of the slow space movement. In today's episode you'll discover what the Slow Space Movement is, and how it represents the next evolution of design thinking and ethical architecture. You'll also discover: what Einstein's theory of relativity has to do with the Greek concept of...
Starting and Growing a World Class Residential Design Firm with Mette Aamodt 06.07.2017 50:31
Today's incredible guest is Mette Aamodt, co-founder of Aamodt / Plumb, a design firm focused on high-end residential design. Mette Aamodt is also the founder of the slow space movement, which you'll hear about in part 2 of our interview. In this episode, you'll discover: the mindset architects need to embrace if they want to make the 'big bucks' why "doing good work" isn't enough to get you hired...
Building a Scalable Network of Talent with Siri Zanelli and Alasdair Dixon 28.06.2017 37:07
Today we speak with Siri Zanelli and Alasdair Dixon of the UK-based architecture firm Collective Works. Collective works is a young firm with an impressive portfolio and business model. In this episode, you'll hear how the owners of the company have created a network of talent to help them design and deliver their projects. You'll also discover: How to overcome the disadvantages of working with a...
Unlocking Your True Potential with Sally Arnold 22.06.2017 39:35
Today Sally Arnold talks about what it takes to achieve high performance. Sally Arnold is an Australian-based business coach, who grew up with an architect for a father. Listen to this episode to discover Sally's tips for unlocking your hidden potential.
Develop Your Own Project with Alex Gore and Lance Cayko 16.06.2017 37:58
Today we speak with Lance Cayko and Alex Gore, partners at the architecture and design firm, F9 Production based out of Longmont, Colorado. These guys are great examples of the entrepreneurial spirit. Since starting their firm in 2009, they've grown both the size and scale of the projects they work on, including a current project where they are actually developing themselves. Today, we talk about...
Should Architects Advertise? A Conversation About Selling Architecture with Alex Gore and Lancy Cayko 08.06.2017 30:39
Today we speak with Lance Cayko and Alex Gore, partners at the architecture and design firm, F9 Production based out of Longmont, Colorado. These guys are great examples of the entrepreneurial spirit. Since starting their firm in 2009, they've grown both the size and scale of the projects they work on, including a current project where they are actually developing themselves. Today, we talk about...
From Competition to Firm with Seán McAlister 02.06.2017 36:45
Today Rion Willard sits down for a conversation with Seán McAlister of the architectural design firm Seán and Stephen. Seán and Stephen is an architecture practice based in East London. Seán and Stephen works on a wide range of projects, from domestic extensions and residential developments through to affordable co-working spaces, permanent public artworks, temporary museum installations, and high...
Young and Accomplished: A Conversation with Holly Lewis of We Made That 26.05.2017 33:33
Today you'll hear from Holly Lewis, one of the founders of We Made That, a London based architecture and urban design firm. In this episode of the Business of Architecture, Rion Willard interviews Holly Lewis about how they've doubled their practice over the past five years. You'll discover: How the firm We Made That doubled in size over the past five years How they use teaming to win larger and m...
Winning in Business with Johan Taft 18.05.2017 31:03
Today we speak with high performance coach Johan Taft. Johan helps world-class athletes, top CEOs and a number of architects and surveyors and other people in the construction industry to win at the game of business. In today's episode, you'll discover: How to "keep the main thing the main thing," and why this is essential to your success in business How to unlock your "perspective of possibility"...
Video for Architects with Jeff Durkin 08.05.2017 48:44
How can you use video to promote your architecture firm? In this interview with architecturally trained filmmaker Jeff Durkin, you'll discover: The key to making a fantastic feature project video The 3 part format for making a powerful video in 3 minutes or less 4 ways architecture firms can leverage video content Typical budgets and ranges to get a video produced
The Architecture of Entrepreneurship with Jared Haas and Tim Derrington 02.05.2017 30:33
Today is the second part of my interview with architects Jared Haas and Tim Derrington of Austin, TX. Tim Derrington, AIA + LEED AP is the principal of Derrington Building Studio, a firm focused on community and domestic architecture. Jared Haas is the principal of Unbox Studio, a collaborative modern design studio. Several years ago they came together to form the Eastside Collective, a co-working...
Startup Stories by Jared Haas and Tim Derrington 25.04.2017 23:59
Today we are joined by two architects based in Austin, Texas. Tim Derrington is the principal of Derrington Building Studio, a firm focused on community and domestic architecture. Jared Haas is the principal of Unbox Studio, a collaborative modern design studio. Several years ago they came together to form the Eastside Collective, a co-working space for architects and design-focused businesses. Th...
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