Podcasts about architect registration exam

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Looking to find a gift for your favorite architect? Look no further. Here are Archispeak’s top architectural gift picks for the 2020 holiday giving season. This year, there’s also a video version of this episode. Why? Because we wanted to show you what we were talking about. Click here to watch it on YouTube.Check out all the links below! LinksNote: We may make a small commission when you use these links that do not affect the pricing of the selections in any way. And by doing so you're helping support the show. Thanks!Evan’s picks:Andrew Heumann's generative design printsRuncible Studios online shopLEGO Star Wars Stormtrooper HelmetLEGO Star Wars Boba Fett HelmetLEGO Star Wars Tie Fighter PilotKeychron K2 Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Gaming Mechanical KeyboardElgato Cam Link 4KEvan's book recommendations:The Little Architect's Alphabet: Learning your letters through design by Lora Teagarden AIAARE Hacks: Learn How to Pass the Architect Registration Exam by Evan Troxel AIAUntil Proven Safe: The History and Future of Quarantine by Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley (preorder)Adapt As An Architect: A career companion by Randy Deutsche (preorder)Lamy Safari Fountain Pen Medium Nib - Mango - Candy Special Edition 2020 - Model 021Vanmoof Electric bicyclesSuper73-Z1 electric motorbikeCraftsman oscillating multi-toolCormac’s picks:XP-PEN Artist13.3 Pro - Drawing MonitorThe Little Architect's Alphabet: Learning your letters through designNespresso ENV135B Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi, BlackMilk Frother, Miroco Stainless Steel Milk SteamerKoncept - LED Desk LampGood & Well Supply Co. National Park Candle - ZIONThe National Park Candles (entire collection)Cormac’s Book Recommendations:See the suggestions Evan STOLE…STOLE, I sayArchitecture of the ShotArchitecture of the Cocktail Sketch tools and books Cormac flashed during the episodeField Notes Leuchtturm 1917 (Sketchbook)And if you’re looking for something to send Cormac (in Olive Green)

There are four common types of fear. It is important to take an honest look within at where your fears may land. Are you afraid of how you may be perceived by others? Are you afraid of not succeeding? Acknowledging what fears are most common for you allows you to begin forming a strategy to overcoming them. This episode is an audio recording of an Instagram LIVE where I discuss taking the ARE's and the common fears associated with failing. I also discuss a successful technique to help overcome those fears. You can download a copy of my Breakthrough Toolkit here: https://www.byoungdesign.com/product-page/breakthrough-toolkit-are If you enjoyed this episode, it's inspired you, or you've found value in it please let me know! You can now support the show and get exclusive content at patreon.com/designcreateinspire. Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes (Design Create Inspire) and share your favorite parts with us on Instagram @BYoungDesign. Don't forget to check out this week's show notes at byoungdesign.com/blog.

Today is part 2 of my interview with architect and modern day renaissance man, Evan Troxel. Evan Troxel is one of the hosts of the popular Archispeak podcast and he works for HMC Architects based out of Southern California, as you'll discover in this interview. Today architect Evan Troxel talks about his recently published book, ARE Hacks, with tips, tricks and strategies to pass the Architect Registration Examination.

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/PortraitEvanTroxel.jpg () How To Pass the Architect Registration Exam When Real Life Gets in the Way How long did it take you to become a licensed architect? How many years went by before you focused on your studies and passed the Architect Registration Exam (ARE)? How do you do all the things that are going on in your life and find enough time to study and pass the ARE? This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Evan Troxel of Archispeak Podcast talks about How to Hack Your Life for ARE Success and Beyond. Evan grew up in the mountains as a very outdoor-loving person, always building houses and projects out of rocks and sticks. He jokes that his dad must have had the longest-standing permit for an addition to their house in Tahoe where they worked indoors in the winter and outdoors in the summer. He learned carpentry and construction skills from working with his dad, loved taking this apart and putting them back together, and developed technical drawing and writing skills throughout his education. He went on to win a Regional Opportunity Program (ROP) house design competition at the age of 16. He was accepted into Cal Poly Pomona, where he became aware that he would have to unlearn the things that he had learned all his life. In his third year, it finally clicked and he became more aware of why he was there: to be an architect. He currently works as a Senior Designer on higher education, K12 and civic projects. Evan loves involving his family and kids in helping to create things that allow them to go on adventures together. Right now, they’re working on designing a family camping trailer from the ground up. Follow their journey on http://spaceshop.co (SpaceShop.co). One day, Evan, http://naparchitect.com/ (Neal Pann), and http://www.flickr.com/photos/14003615@N04/sets/72157630449805880/ (Cormac Phalen) connected on Twitter following an AIA Convention and the idea of starting a podcast got thrown into the mix. They came together with various talents and created http://archispeakpodcast.com (Archispeak Podcast) as “the talk you’d hear in the office around the water cooler”. Evan’s newest project is a book he’s been working on about his 15-year process of completing the Architect Registration Exam and earning his license to practice architecture. http://www.arehacks.com (Learn more about ARE Hacks here). Why go through the Architect Registration Exam process when you don’t NEED to?  Becoming a Better Person // Studying caused Evan to get up earlier, cut out things that weren’t important to him or pushing him to grow, and create discipline in his life. Finding a Seat at the Table // Being a licensed architect allowed him to be “in the club” to make the profession better. Personal Pride // The title of “licensed architect” freed him and allowed him to acknowledge and take pride in the work he completed to get there. What are some life-hacks to accomplish the Architect Registration Exam? Ask yourself: Where can you study? When can you study? What are you studying? How will you have study materials with you when you need them? How can you show up every day to accomplish the task? It’s very easy to schedule a test and show up to take it, but the hard part is to prepare: diet, nutrition, how to deal with distractions, learning to study, choosing to study with others or without, how to study around your family, etc. It’s less about hacking the ARE and more hacking your life. What is the one thing that small firm architects can do today to build a better business tomorrow? “Start. Whatever your ideas are, whatever you’re thinking about doing, don’t wait anymore: start. If you start today, you’re not taking on a giant mountain all at once, you’ll chip away at it one piece at a time.” – Evan Troxel You can sign up...

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Robot512x512.png ()The road to success is a long and bumpy ride. For us licensed architects, we all dealt with the challenge of passing the Architect Registration Exam. For those of you studying to pass the ARE today, you’re working through that challenge right now. This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage discusses How to Pass the Architect Registration Exam with Michael Riscica. As a creative child, Michael loved to draw, build model cars and create. After high school, he landed a job with an interior design school that told him he could have it if he learned CAD. He followed that with a few community college classes, and then attended the Boston Architecture College (BAC) at night while he worked full time. When he moved to Long Island, he finished his degree at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIY). During this time, he traveled and participated in various extracurricular activities. Where school previously hadn’t been one of his strong suits, the design studios in architecture school brought a passion where he realized he could have a career as an architect.  While living in Boston, he fell deeply in love with cycling and began researching to complete a 400 mile bike ride from Boston to New York. In 2005, his dream of cycling across America was born and achieved when he rode from Virginia to Washington. In 2006, he hiked the Appalachian Trail for several weeks.  After graduating in 2007, he made another trip across the US with a group of friends and decided to stay in Portland, where he’s lived and worked ever since. He began studying for his AREs in 2009, and had to take a two-year break because he was so burned out and exhausted. When he got back into it, he checked out for the entire year of 2013 and did almost nothing but studying and taking the exams, successfully receiving his license at the end of that year. With no room for creativity in the past few years of studying, he felt like he needed a new creative project: writing a blog for young architects. He put full effort into http://youngarchitect.com (Young Architect), sharing study successes, failure stories and the experience of going through the AREs. When several of his articles went viral, he used some content to write How to Pass the Architecture Registration Exam. With a lot of inquiries to help others get ready for their exams, he created the ARE Bootcamp to fill the gap between architecture school and preparing for the exam itself. In the ARE Bootcamp, small groups gather weekly  for 10 weeks to move through a syllabus of what to study, how to recall the necessary information, and figuring out how to get up to speed to study for the exam. Once you take the program, you’re in the community forever. Michael’s been running the current ARE Bootcamp on his latest tour where he’s racked up 2800 miles in the last 50 days since the Philadelphia AIA Convention. He’ll be in Portland sometime soon to connect with the https://worlddominationsummit.com/schedule (World Domination Summit), a conference for creative people who are doing various projects to change the world. Connect with Michael online at http://youngarchitect.com (YoungArchitect.com) and visit his http://coast2coastbikeride.com/2016-bike-ride/ (Coast2Coast Bike Ride Blog), on https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-riscica-aia-6a752b36 (LinkedIn), http://instagram.com/biketouring999 (Instagram) & https://twitter.com/BikeTouring999 (Twitter) @BikeTouring999, and https://www.facebook.com/MichaelRiscicaArchitect/?fref=ts (Facebook). Look for his https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/duderobot/ (trail of robot stickers) across the US! Visit our Platform Sponsor http://freshbooks.com/architect (FreshBooks) The easiest way to send invoices, manage expenses, and track your time. http://freshbooks.com/architect (Access Your 30-Day Free Trial at FreshBooks.com/architect) (Enter...

The road to success is a long and bumpy ride. For us licensed architects, we all dealt with the challenge of passing the Architect Registration Exam. For those of you studying to pass the ARE today, you’re working through that challenge right now. This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage discusses How to Pass […] The post EA132: Cycling, Licensing and How to Pass the Architect Registration Exam with Michael Riscica [Podcast] appeared first on EntreArchitect.

Charlie Klecha is a senior designer at Dpop! Design, in Detroit. Before that, he was the American Institute of Architecture Students 2014–2015 president. During his tenure there, Klecha took all seven sections of the Architect Registration Exam in a week. He passed, and we talked with him about what we learned from the experience and how established architects and firms can support emerging practitioners before, during, and after they take the test.

Preparing for the Architect Registration Exam is a difficult undertaking. We need tools that will us understand this process better and give us an edge on exam day. One of the best tools you can have is a better understanding of your Personality Type. Yup, it's time to get to know YOU! The post Episode 18: Understanding Your Personality Type and How It Affects Your ARE Experience [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.

Have you ever considered following a dream other than a traditional practice in architecture? Do you have a passion that is burning inside? Maybe you have a great idea for a new business, but you are afraid to pursue it because of all the work it required to become a licensed architect? You don t want […] The post EA098: Life of an Entrepreneur Architect with Marc Teer of BlackSpectacles.com [Podcast] appeared first on EntreArchitect.

Charlie Klecha, President of aias.org recently took all 7 Exams for the Architect Registration Exam in 7 days as the culmination of his 7 in 7 campaign came to a close. Let's find out how he did. We are excited to be joined again by Charlie Klecha @charliechuck, President of AIAS, to discuss the 7 in 7 campaign and find out his results. You'll be amazed at what he accomplished in so little time. The post Episode 17: Taking the ARE: 7 PASSES in 7 Days. For Real? [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.

Everything you have ever known is about to change! ...concerning the ARE, that is. Well, maybe not everything. It will be generally the same concepts, but with some key differences. In this episode of ARE Live, Mike Newman will go over some of those differences, give you a few tips on how to think about the new exam and will ultimately help you decide whether you should consider taking “the devil you know” (ARE4.0) or trying out a new paradigm in the Architect Registration Exam.

Mustering up the motivation and courage to take just one of the divisions of Architect Registration Exam can seem daunting. But what if you decided to take all 7 divisions in 7 days? We are excited to be joined by Charlie Klecha @charliechuck, President of AIAS, to discuss the 7 in 7 campaign and find out if he is really nuts in attempting to take all 7 divisions of the ARE in 7 days. The post Episode 16: Taking the ARE: 7 Exams In 7 Days, Completely Nuts? [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.

Goal setting is very important for those of us who want to accomplish great things. It's a great time to set your goals to help you become a Licensed Architect in 2014. And we're here to help you achieve your goals! The post Episode 6: Goal Setting to Help You Pass the Architect Registration Exam [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.

Having a plan is crucial to achieving success. Understanding how each division of the Architect Registration Exam relates to the big picture is your first step in creating your plan. The post Episode 2: Overview of the ARE, What Order Should I Take The Exams? [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.

Whoop! Whoop! It's the launch of the ARE podcast, the only podcast dedicated to inspiring and motivating you to help you successfully prepare for and pass the Architect Registration Exam. It's showtime!!! The post Episode 1: ARE Podcast is Launched! [Podcast] appeared first on Architect Exam Prep.