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Hosted by ArcFluence · arts · EN · 68 episodes
How architecture and design influence the way we live, work, and invest.
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Episode #68
Architect and educator Frank Jacobus, AIA, joins Nick and Paul Fatkins for a conversation about the relationship between architectural education and everyday practice. Frank is director of the Knowlton School at The Ohio State University and co-principal of SILO AR+D. Read the companion article and explore the show notes: https://www.arcfluence.com/latest/educating-design-judgment/
Episode #67
Blake Gibbons, Chief Revenue Officer at RunDiffusion, joins Nick and Paul to explore generative visualization in architecture and design - from faster visual studies and client-generated imagery to matching an image’s polish with the design’s maturity. They discuss how firms can manage tools, costs, and governance without chasing every new product - and how architects translate visual preferences into buildable projects, with drawings and specifications recording accepted decisions. Check out the full story at Arcfluence.com.
Episode #66
In this episode of The Arcfluence Podcast, Bart Shaw, FAIA, principal and co-founder of Ibañez Shaw Architecture, joins the team for a conversation about what good design is ultimately responsible for. They discuss working within real budgets and constraints, considering the long-term cost of design decisions, coordinating architecture from concept through construction, and designing buildings around the people who will use, maintain and live with them for decades.
Episode #65
Columbus continues to grow, and the headline numbers are good. The metro is adding people, it remains short on housing, and the median sale price has roughly doubled in a decade. Any one of those figures is a reasonable argument for putting money into central Ohio. None of them tell you what will happen on your parcel. That gap - between the number everyone quotes and the block you are actually buying on - is where money quietly gets lost. Not at the moment of purchase, and rarely dramatically. It shows up later, in a property that sits, in an exit priced against comparables that were never really comparable, in a pro forma built on an appreciation rate that applied to a region and not to a street. This is a guide to reading the market at the scale of the decision: what the citywide figures mean, what they conceal, and the questions that close the distance between the two. Much of what follows we worked through on the Arcfluence Podcast with Jim Ross, a licensed agent with Red 1 Realty who has spent more than eleven years working almost exclusively with investors. He pulls central Ohio market data weekly, and he is less interested in any single figure than in what the numbers say when read against each other.
Episode #63
The kitchen is rarely about the kitchen. It is the room a family actually lives in. Nick and Paul sit down with Tyler Swartzmiller and Amy Fix of Haus Studio, the Columbus design-build studio behind the cabinetry in Nick's own kitchen, for a warm, lively conversation about designing the room at the center of a home. They get into the 90/10 rule (design for the ninety percent of life that is just your family, not the ten percent that is entertaining), what a designer is actually doing in the first meeting, storage as programming rather than volume, why appliances are disappearing behind panels, the shift back toward natural stone and the worker-safety story driving it, and why "invest" beats "budget" when a home is the largest asset most people own. Guests: Tyler Swartzmiller, Principal Designer and Founder, and Amy Fix, Senior Designer, of Haus Studio. See their work at hausstudiodesigns.com or @hausstudiocolumbus. More conversations on design, building, and Central Ohio at arcfluence.com/podcast.
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