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Designers & Builders Podcast Dive into the stories behind the spaces we live and work in. This podcast brings together interior designers, architects, and builders from every discipline—commercial and residential—to share the mindset, process, and passion that drives their…

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12
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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Pablo Escutia, KKC Development (opens the original)

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    Pablo Escutia wanted to be a psychologist. He ended up running KKC Development, a design build firm in the South Bay of Los Angeles that draws houses and then builds them, and arguing that the split between those two jobs was never real to begin with. A line from one of his professors stuck with him: everything works on paper. Finding out what happens when the paper meets the site is what moved him from architecture into custom home building, and it is the case he spends the rest of the conversa

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Steve Larosiliere & Alyssa Olson (opens the original)

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    Ten months ago Alyssa Olson left a salaried seat to run her own landscape architecture practice. Since then she has been moving between master planning work, local residential gardens, campus work in Michigan, projects in New York and Washington, and a backlog of wood projects she finally has the hours to build. The contrast is the part she likes. It is also what makes the calendar nearly impossible to hold. In this episode, hosts Steve Larosiliere and Alyssa Olson catch up for the first time si

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Priscilla Auyeung, GAMPworks (opens the original)

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    A friend saw Priscilla Auyeung standing next to a materials palette in an Instagram repost and messaged to ask whether she took on interiors too. She did not, at the time. She said she did. GAMPworks was founded somewhere in the middle of the project that created it, and a year later that project is an award winning trading card store in New York City and the foundation of an interior design business she runs alongside a full time job. Priscilla is the founder and design principal of GAMPworks.

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Patricia Algara, BASE Landscape Architecture (opens the original)

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    Patricia Algara came to landscape architecture through feminism, not through drafting tables, even though four generations of architects preceded her. She founded BASE Landscape Architecture in the wreckage of a recession, with one project, one collaborator, and an office in an abandoned building. Nearly two decades later the firm is ten people, most of them women, most of them immigrants. She grew up in Mexico in the 1980s surrounded by architects and never once pictured herself among them. Her

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Keita Turner, Keita Turner Design (opens the original)

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    Keita Turner put her project types and her budget range on her website, and the phone went quiet. She had decided her studio would no longer take the single bathroom or the paint colour consultation, and she knew going in what that would cost her. It is one of the more honest accounts of raising a minimum you will hear from anyone running an interior design business, because she does not skip the part where the referrals dried up. Keita is President and Creative Director of Keita Turner Design,

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