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What’s it really like to work in architecture? The hosts of Archispeak know, and they’re here to share real-life experiences. Since 2012 architects Evan Troxel and Cormac Phalen have been podcasting their brand of real talk on everything from design, tools, and work/life balance to generational differences, mentoring, job hunting, and more. Probing questions, revelatory interviews, and unique insights have grown their audience and become a weekly ritual for students and seasoned professionals alike.

#140 - Evan's Wild Ride

Archispeak episode 140 goes on a road trip to look at some buildings and experience architecture. Listen in as we go on a wild ride through the American southwest. 

Photo by Evan Troxel

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Photo by Evan Troxel

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Links

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  1. Taliesin West | Wikipedia
  2. The School of Architecture  at Taliesin
  3. Aaron Betsky on Learning at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West
  4. Chaco Culture National Historical Park
  5. Instagram | Evan | Cormac | Neal
  6. Paolo Soleri
  7. Cosanti
  8. Arcosanti

Music

The music for this episode is Everything and More by System Kid. You can buy their music on iTunes. Support the band!

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