In this episode Adam doesn't say much because he is sunburned and too tired to think. 

In this episode Adam shares a few details about a really great day. 

In this episode Adam speaks about boundaries, scope creep, and a particular personality trait.(The episode is published a day late. The night before we got hung up on the Instagram post and forgot to publish the full podcast.)...

In this episode Adam shares a new development in a prospective project, and introduces the idea of a Pre-Design and Feasibility study. 

In this episode Adam has very little to say about anxiety. 

In this episode I share a look into a project proposal I'm presenting later this week. 

In this episode Adam shares some things he was thinking about while driving. 

In this episode Adam reflects on the different types of effort and gratification at the end of a construction project. 

In this episode Adam speaks off the cuff about project delivery methods, trust, and vulnerability. 

In this episode Adam reviews the main types of construction project delivery methods. 

In this episode Adam reflects briefly on the first 20 days of this series, and sets expectations for the week ahead. 

In this episode Adam (finally) dives into the Architects Services; describing what architects do and why he thinks typical contracts are flawed. 

In this episode Adam takes a few steps back to review the Table of Articles in the standard contract he is reviewing. 

In this episode Adam begins to unpack what architects do in their scope of basic services.... but he was delightfully interrupted by friendly neighbors, so he'll gather these thoughts again tomorrow. 

In this episode Adam continues to examine a standard design contract; focusing today on the first portion of the "Scope of Architects Services".

In this episode Adam continues to examine a standard design contract; focusing today on the section entitled "Architect's Responsibilities"

In this episode Adam discusses the project description and initial information portions an example contract. 

In this episode Adam discusses a bit about the importance of knowing who you're working with. 

In this episode Adam begins looking at a boilerplate design services contract through the lenses of trust, relationships, and vulnerability. 

Allison Lerma is a senior architect at Overland Partners Architects, and the current Co-Chair of the Women in Architecture network. This is Her Story. 

In this episode Adam shifts gears to begin looking at interpersonal systems in greater detail. 

In this episode Adam reflects on the first 10 day of this series. 

In this episode Adam wades into the topic of Trust to discover that it's quite deep, and will take some extra effort to understand. 

In this episode Adam shares a bit about a cloudy day, and a touchy subject he's been mulling over. 

In this episodes Adam mixes ideas from Dr. Brene Brown and Ray Dalio to consider what might be missing project project culture.