
Keeping Up The Pace: Technology in Architecture with Larry Lind, Architechnology
Larry Lind discusses his journey in the AEC industry, starting from his early career and the founding of his firm. He explains the origin of the firm's name and the benefits of partnering with larger firms, emphasizing the value of strong relationships and successful collaborations. Larry shares insights on managing project paperwork and construction phases, along with future plans and working with family. He highlights the importance of mentorship, a hands-on design approach, and the impact of AI on architecture and construction. The conversation also covers programming in project planning, investing in technology, and the challenges of Revit. Larry concludes with advice for his younger self and how to reach out to him.
Key Points
- Strategic partnerships allow smaller firms to bring unique expertise and relationships to larger projects, ensuring mutual success.
- Experience in the field, including practical knowledge in areas like building envelopes and automotive technology, is crucial for effective architectural design and execution.
- Investing in technology, even when initially resisted, can significantly enhance efficiency and streamline processes, benefiting both internal operations and external collaborations.
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