HeyJaredTRXL Podcast
TRXL is the longest-running podcast on technology and the architecture and engineering professions. 200+ episodes. Five years. Long-form conversations with the founders, researchers, designers, and firm leaders shaping how AEC gets practiced.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 26
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Audience
- ~1.2K subscribers
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 14, 2026
Latest videos
Designing for 100 Years… in 100 Seconds? (opens the original)
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Autocomplete, copilot, or agent: what AEC software companies mean by AI, and whether you can prompt a building. -------- This is episode 2 of The Next AEC Tech Stack's Arc 2: agentic AI. I put two questions to the same AEC software partners back to back. When a vendor says AI, is it autocomplete, a copilot, or an agent, and does the difference matter to you? And further out, can you describe a building in plain English and get something real back? The vocabulary is part of the problem. Oliver Go
From Autocomplete to Agent: Where AEC Actually Is with AI (opens the original)
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Every AI company in AEC has the same pitch. This episode asks eleven of them, and three practitioners, the same blunt question back. -------- This is episode 1 of The Next AEC Tech Stack's Arc 2: agentic AI. Every company in this arc has AI in their marketing, so Evan asked all of them the same question, on camera, with no script and no approval over the final cut: in a real firm today, what can it actually do, and what can't it? Michael Jansen and Prasanta Bose at TwinMaster open with why firms
TRXL Live: AI at /slantis — Lessons Learned (opens the original)
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TRXL Live: AI at /slantis — Lessons Learned Mercedes Carriquiry and Nicolás Martínez join Evan Troxel for a live conversation about deploying AI across Slantis's 250-person architecture studio. First of two sessions; Session 2 is October 7. trxl.co
I've Got to Get My Project Out on Friday (opens the original)
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When a tool generates a design for you, where does its output stop and your judgment start? -------- This is episode 3 of The Next AEC Tech Stack, closing out Arc 1: BIM 2.0. Nearly everyone in this arc got asked some version of two questions — where AI's judgment ends and yours begins, and what interoperability actually delivers once the vendor promises are stripped away. This episode is the answers, on camera, with no script and no approval over the final cut. Roderick Bates at Chaos draws the
Architects and Slop (not AI slop – building slop) (opens the original)
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The full, uncut Clifton Harness (CEO & Co-Founder, TestFit) segment from TRXL 238 — every clip pulled from this conversation, back to back. Algorithmic design and architectural identity, why "the world is okay with slop," and the financial fitness test every building has to pass before design ever gets a vote. If you only watched the short clips, this is the whole argument in order. Watch the full episode — TRXL 238, "Half Your Day Isn't Design": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEFq6grOj3Y Show
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