Architosh editor-in-chief is the special guest on Evan Troxel’s superb podcast series ‘TRXL’.
Evan Troxel is an architect, author, and digital design director, and famous podcaster in the world of architecture. He is one of three co-founders of the superb ‘Archispeak’ podcast, consistently noted in the media as one of the world’s top podcasts on all things architecture.
About TRXL
TRXL is a new podcast series by Evan devoted to how technology is changing the architecture profession. The About page says:
“guests from the architecture community and beyond join Evan, co-host of the widely-recognized architecture podcast Archispeak, in long-form conversations to talk about how technology is impacting what we do day-to-day, and what we need to be paying attention to when planning for the future of the profession.”
Episode 1 of the new TRXL podcast launched as a teaser on 18 June 2020. Since that time it has featured special guests within the industry including (following episodes):
- #02 — Mark LePage of EntreArchitect (well-regarded architect and consultant for arch-biz topics).
- #03 — Ian Keough, co-founder of HYPAR.io (a new computational design technology platform).
- #04 — Randy Deutsch, architect, professor, and author of “Superusers.”
- #05 — Clifton Harness, CEO and founder of TestFit, computational design software for AEC.
- #06 — Bill Allen, CEO and President of EvolveLAB, Disrupt Repeat, and On Point Scans.
- #07 — Konrad Sobon, architect and programmer at archi+lab.
- #08 — Geoff Manaugh, LA-based freelance writer and author of “A Burglar’s Guide to the City.”
- #09 — Eric Reinholdt, architect and author of “Architect + Entrepreneur” volumes 1 and 2.
- #10 — Lucas Reames, architect and director, Trimble Consulting and co-founder ZeroSixty
- #11 — George Valdes, of Monograph.io and formerly of irisVR, an architect and technologist.
- #12 — Anthony Frausto-Robledo of Architosh.com. Architect and AEC technology journalist.
Episode #12
Evan talks to Anthony about a range of topics, including the story of Architosh’s creation and founding. After that, they head straight at two of the AEC tech industry’s hottest topics: Apple’s decision to abandon Intel chips and design its own Apple Silicon (SoC) system on chip processors for future Macs, and one of the biggest storms in the tech industry in 2020, the Autodesk Revit Open letter movement led by a group of British architects including noted marquee firms Zaha Hadid Architects, Grimshaw and others.
Episode #12 of TRXL, the new podcast series by architect and Archispeak co-founder and co-host Evan Troxel.
The podcast touches on several noteworthy items, including not-yet-published information about how the CEO of the fastest-growing CAD company in the world believes Apple will have the fastest computers in the world within the next five years—because of Apple Silicon!
Anthony provides additional color around the conversation about the Autodesk Revit Open letter as he and Evan discuss the complexities surrounding Revit’s dominance. To listen to the episode go here now.