We are joined by special guest Kat Klingenberg, the executive director at Phius House Institute dogs. Kat shares insight into the process of becoming Phius House certified, what it cost to build a Phius House or building, and how this style of building is helping to solve the climate crisis.

We sit down with Sarah Victoria and Matt Ng of 'Our First Cabin', viral Instagram creators that build their own dream cabin in upstate New York. They share their experience and lessons learned as first time builders who bought their building plans on the internet.

We discuss when it is a good idea and not so good of an idea for clients to act as their own GC. We reveal the biggest challenges that people face when trying to be their own builder and why hiring a professional General Contractor is the best option in most cases.

We talk all things logistics in the architecture industry with TSI Project Manager Jill Ramirez. She explains how factors like remote building locations, congested areas, and even bridge height can all greatly impact the transportation of materials to a project site.

We are joined by TSI's Project Manager Jill Ramirez to talk about why design inclusivity is important and how having access to beautiful spaces affects a society. We also talk about why cost is such a big holdup for creating inclusive spaces and why the industry is seeing a growing demand for flex spaces.

We run a mock introductory conversation with first time home builder GW Runkle. We cover questions about looking for land, how much you should budget for construction costs, and everything in between.

We sit down with Jeff Wilson, the founder of Jupe — a disaster relief company dedicated to creating housing solutions for those that have lost theirs. Jeff talks about how the Covid-19 pandemic set the trajectory for the current model, the importance of volume versus square feet, and the current work Jupe is doing to provide housing for Hawaiian's affected by the Maui Fires.

Bill Runkle of Runkle Consulting and TSI's go-to structural engineer joins us to discuss the importance of his role throughout the process of building. Bill also shares the story of how serving in the United States Military threw him into the world of shipping container architecture.

In this episode, we discuss our team's extensive expertise in various design options, the importance of valuing quality of work, and everything that you need to know about the cost of building.

We sit down with Susan King, Licensed Architect and Principal at HED, to discuss why it is so challenging to pioneer change in the architecture and development industry.

We've got exciting news we are finally ready to share — we are launching our Builder Ready Plans. Three different pre-drawn designs that you can now purchase to start building your own innovative home.

Breck shares his thoughts on how architecture has shifted throughout the course of history despite an architect's basic responsibilities remaining the same. He also gives insight into our litigious society and the implications it has on the architectural and building industry.

We sit down with Aaron and Dacoda to talk about their automated taproom project Pour Choice. They discuss how building a project is not always linear and the importance of being open to changing plans during the process.

Breck shares his whole process from design, permitting, and finding a bank for the Cochrane Home. He goes into detail on why this project is so much more than just building his own home.

In the booming short term rental market, unique stays are king. That’s why we sat down with Rachel and Scott from Stillwater Stays — the duo behind the popular container home AirBNBs located in Northern Michigan, situated on a 50+ acres horse farm.