The Build Project
The Build Project
Podcast Description
candid conversations with architects, builders, and makers shaping the residential construction world. From design inspiration to jobsite realities, this podcast unpacks the wins, challenges, and stories behind creating thoughtful spaces. Whether you’re in the trades, a designer or just love great stories about the people who build the structures we live in, there’s something here for you.
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Content Themes
Focuses on the intersections of design and construction, with topics including jobsite realities, collaborative practices, and creative inspirations. Episodes delve into challenges like sustainability practices and success stories, such as a conversation with architect Adam Wagoner about trust in construction processes.
candid conversations with architects, builders, and makers shaping the residential construction world. From design inspiration to jobsite realities, this podcast unpacks the wins, challenges, and stories behind creating thoughtful spaces. Whether you’re in the trades, a designer or just love great stories about the people who build the structures we live in, there’s something here for you.
In this episode, I sit down with architect Mike Piché, founder of Piché Architecture, to explore what it means to design with clarity, collaboration, and craftsmanship.
Mike shares insights from his career designing some of the most inspiring homes in Boulder, Aspen, and beyond. Now, as he launches his own practice, we talk about the future of luxury residential architecture, the importance of local relationships, and how one clear design vision can shape the entire client experience.
What stands out most in this conversation is Mike himself: his calm, collected approach, his respect for collaboration, and his passion for creating architecture that not only looks beautiful but also feels purposeful and enduring.
Whether you are a homeowner, builder, or simply someone who loves great design, this episode offers a thoughtful look at how architecture and construction come together to build what lasts.
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