The Architecture Geeks Podcast

Owners have a lot to consider when starting a new project. Matt and Larry share some considerations that can help narrow down choices and how an architect can help.

Join Matthew and Larry as they talk with Dallas real estate broker Hunter Dehn about selling during Covid, working with investors, and some of the good and not so good home improvements Hunter has seen.

Ready to start building? Matt and Larry talk about a few project aspects homeowners should consider (and sometimes don't) when jumping off into a new project.

Unusual times can create new challenges. Matthew and Larry welcome attorney Mitch Milby, who shares his thoughts as architects and engineers navigate the new normal in the face of the pandemic.

The pandemic has altered architects' approach to meeting with clients. Matthew and Larry talk about the changing ways we're interacting with clients, from initial meetings to design review to contractor introductions, and what still requires in-person interaction.

It's summertime in Texas and that means a lot of sunshine. Matthew and Larry get their geek on discussing solar panels versus rain barrels and their impact on your carbon footprint. Plus they throw in a little math as well.

Ever wonder what it's like being married to an architect? Matthew and Larry finish their interview with James and Fe and welcome a special guest.

Ever wonder what it's like being married to an architect? Matthew and Larry hosts James and Fe for a two-part podcast on the ins and outs of being an architecture spouse.

Having a critical eye may not be an architect's best friend. Matthew and Larry share some dos and don'ts when it comes to an architect's manners.

What don't architects do? Matthew and Larry share some tasks sometimes attributed to architects that often fall to other professions.

Ready to go back to the office? Larry and Matt share some cons about open office space and how the office environment may change post-pandemic.

Matt and Larry share ten things they bet you didn't know architects do, from coordinating consultants to providing marriage counseling.

As the economy has slowed, will architecture see another lost generation of architects? Matt and Larry discuss what might be coming and what happened during previous downturns.

Why do people love to read about other people's homes? Matt and Larry discuss the popularity of residential spreads in architecture magazines and web sites.

Tiny houses and shelter-in-place? No thanks! Larry and Matthew discuss the challenges of living in limited space created by the tiny house trend.

From school shootings to the fire at Notre Dame, Matt and Larry discuss how architects respond in a crisis.

Wanna go for a walk? Matt and Larry talk about how being inside has made more people go outside and rediscover their neighborhoods.

Sometimes being an architect isn't cheap. Matt and Larry share what goes into becoming and being an architect.

Stuck inside like the rest of us? Matt and Larry discuss ways to fill some extra time with some things architectural, and some things not.

Preservation is more than just keeping old buildings intact. Sometimes preservation means realizing a building cannot be saved.

Matt and Larry discuss an architect's perceptions following the passing of family members. What does one see differently?

This isn't your mother's astroturf! Matt and Larry talk about the different types of artificial turf and possibly just painting the front yard instead.

Architecture Geeks S2 E1: Home Officing by Larry & Matthew

Architecture Geeks, S1 E3: Gardening by Larry & Matthew

The Architecture Geeks, S1 E2: Hiding Bad Design by Larry & Matthew