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Hosted by ArcFluence · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 63 episodes
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How architecture and design influence the way we live, work, and invest.
ArcFluence hosts Arcfluence - The Architecture and Design Podcast, a arts show with 63 episodes published.
The kitchen is rarely about the kitchen. It is the room a family actually lives in. Nick and Paul sit down with Tyler Swartzmiller and Amy Fix of Haus Studio, the Columbus design-build studio behind the cabinetry in Nick
Nick and Paul are back from the 2026 AIA National Conference in San Diego with a full debrief. They start with the keynotes that stood out: a celebrated culinary host on design as a curated experience, Charlene Li on win
Charlene Li is a New York Times bestselling author, speaker, and strategist who has spent decades helping leaders navigate disruptive technology and organizational change. In this episode, the Arcfluence Team sits down w
Central Ohio reads as a single metro on a map. On the ground it doesn’t behave like one. German Village and Dublin are fifteen miles apart and may as well be different states for how buyers think about them. Grandview is
Seventy episodes in, the hosts step out of the host seats. Danny Porter from behind the scenes dives in with Nick Karakaian and Paul Fatkins about how Arcfluence was built, where new technologies fit in a working archite
In this episode of The Arcfluence Podcast, Nick and Paul sit down with Kathy Binner, founder of Kathy Binner International Academy, to trace three decades of building in Columbus - from salon ownership and commercial rea
Omar ElhagMusa, Executive Vice President at Spring Garden Lending, joins the Arcfluence Podcast to discuss Columbus’s first zoning rewrite in seventy years—Zone In Phase 1. He serves on the City’s Zoning Advisory Committ
Steven Rhodes is a mechanical engineer and Certified Passive House Consultant (Phius CPHC) who built Central Ohio's first certified passive house in Clintonville. In this episode, he breaks down what passive house certif
Tabi Mund from Swoon House Studio is back for Part 2. This time we get into the operational side of running a design practice in Columbus. Tabi talks about growing her practice, what it took to build a real team, and why
Blake Souls from Summit Building and Roofing Company joins Nick and Paul to talk about what 16 years and 300+ kitchens have taught his team about craftsmanship, relationships, and doing the work right. From high-end kitc
What does luxury residential design actually look like in Central Ohio right now? In this episode, Nick and Paul pull back the curtain on four active projects to break down the specific design decisions that define high-
Randy Roberty, AIA, NCARB, Director of Design and Architecture at Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, joins us to explore how thoughtful design shapes the dining experience - from the moment you walk through the door to the in
Columbus is having a moment. In this market update, Nick and Paul cover the major developments shaping central Ohio: billions in manufacturing investment from Honda and Intel, the new Capital Line pedestrian pathway tran
The crew meets ahead of the New Year for a relaxed conversation with Nick, Paulie, and Nino to reflect on 2025 over some Italian wine - awards won, projects completed, team growth, and exciting plans for 2026.
John Kelley, Chief People Officer and fourth-generation family member at White Castle, joins Nick and Paul to discuss the company’s new Columbus headquarters and how it reflects both day-to-day operations and long-standi
We talk with Jonathan Styer - broker, owner, and manager of 100+ furnished rentals - about what’s actually driving Columbus’s midterm rental market. Jon explains why traveling tradespeople now outnumber traveling nurses,
Nick and Paul sit down with longtime family friend and community leader Bob Porter to trace how the kitchens many of us grew up in, Italian, Greek, Serbian, and other old-world spaces, quietly shaped the way we design mo
Kent State University’s Dean Mark Mistur joins Nick Karakaian and Paul Fatkins to discuss the future of architectural education and practice. The conversation explores how design schools are adapting to new technologies
In our latest community conversation, we sit down with Fox in the Snow co-founder Lauren Culley to discuss her leap from New York publishing into Columbus’s café culture. She shares how a Craigslist garage became their f
This episode examines how first-order architectural decisions - circulation flow, natural light strategy, kitchen zoning, entry sequencing, and layered lighting - shape the lived experience of a home. Centered on Central
Charlene Li
keynote speaker, strategic advisor, bestselling author, co-author of Winning with AI: The 90-Day Blueprint for Success · Quantum Networks Group
1 appearance on this show
Dr Emily Hall
veterinarian and certified canine rehab therapist · Spotsylvania County Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Pete Buttigieg
former secretary of transportation, former mayor of South Bend, Indiana · U.S. Transportation
1 appearance on this show
Jessie Lang
author of Rentals Made Easy
1 appearance on this show
Bill Griffith
original Underground Cartoonist · Sol Harris/Day Architecture
1 appearance on this show
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