The Architectural Technologist
We teach Architectural technologists, and we talk about what needs to be taught, the reasons why things need to be taught, and what things are coming up in the future.
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Understanding Humidity: Insulation, Ventilation, and Moisture Control in Homes (opens the original)
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In this thought-provoking episode, Jonathan and Ethan dive into the misconceptions surrounding home insulation and moisture control. They challenge popular myths about insulation effectiveness, particularly the common belief that merely replacing single glazed windows with double glazing solves moisture and temperature issues in homes. Instead, they stress the importance of understanding the synergy between temperature control and humidity management for creating comfortable and healthy home env
Ethan and Jonathan in Real Life (opens the original)
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Ethan and I recently caught up with each other in Petone, Wellington. This is where we first started our podcast and so we thought we would create a very short introduction as a video so that you can see what we really look like. We wonder whether you want us to create more video podcast so you can see us talking but also we wanted to thank you for watching and listening.
Bridging Design and Documentation in Architectural Technology Education (opens the original)
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Join Jonathan and Ethan as they explore the integration of design into architectural technology courses. Learn how Ethan plans to introduce design studios at his school, tackling the gap between technical expertise and creative design. Discover the importance of site analysis, iterative design processes, and the role of technology like AI in rendering. This episode also delves into the educational benefits of intertwining design with documentation and services, promising a holistic approach to a
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