TRXL Podcast
TRXL is the definitive podcast on technology and the architecture profession. Long-form conversations with the founders, researchers, and firm leaders shaping AEC. 240+ episodes. Top 3% of all podcasts globally.
240+ episodes. Six years. The longest-running, most focused conversation in this space — with the founders, researchers, designers, technologists, and firm leaders who are actually doing the work.
"There's only one conversation on architecture and technology: TRXL. Essential."
— John Manoochehri, founder of Treasury
What we cover
Topics include artificial intelligence, digital practice, firm culture, sustainability, design tools, project delivery, and the evolving role of the architect. Each episode is a window into a conversation you'd want to be in the room for.
Real people. Real conversations.
Authenticity that's more and more difficult to find these days.
Latest episode
An Independent Podcast
👋 I'm Evan Troxel, your host. It's just me — no company behind this, no investors. I do the booking, writing, recording, editing, producing, marketing, and promotion.
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Guests
Roderick BatesChaos
Amy BunszelAutodesk
Marlene ChenOlson Kundig
Carl ChristensenAutodesk
Daniel DavisHassell
Tatjana DzambazovaMotif
Dave GilmoreDesignIntelligence
Clifton HarnessTestFit
Christopher ParsonsKnowledge Architecture
Alexandra PollockThornton TomasettiThe guests on TRXL aren't observing the future of architecture — they're building it. Founders, firm leaders, researchers, and technologists who shaped the tools your team uses and the ideas your firm is wrestling with right now.
Testimonials
Nick Cameron, Director of Digital Practice and Principal, Perkins&Will:
It’s the only AEC podcast that’s bridged the pre- and post-pandemic landscape, and for good reason. Evan has a unique ability to draw out conversations that resonate with both tech-savvy listeners and non-tech colleagues alike. I often share TRXL episodes with my team to spark discussions on emerging apps, tech, and workflows, making it a regular recommendation across our studios and Digital Practice.
Nirva Fereshetian, Principal, Chief Information Officer, CBT:
The TRXL podcast focuses on the “humans” at the intersection of technology and design—still the most critical component. Evan’s podcast is the go-to source for staying up-to-date with the latest developments in every aspect of the industry.
Paul O’Carroll, founder of Arcol:
Evan's podcast continues to be my go-to for any and all AEC-related news/information. Evan has a way to both pick the perfect time to interject into a conversation and use his years of experience in the sector to push the conversation along, while also knowing when to just let the person talk. The quality of guests has always been top par. He's the "Joe Rogan of AEC."
Phil Read, CEO of Read|Thomas:
Why do I love the TRXL Podcast? Because the importance of long-form discussion can’t be understated. Without distraction, interruption or advertiser driven sound bites, Evan take the necessary time to dig deeply, pull at the essence of the matter and ultimately pinpoint underlying principles and truths; the importance of first practices, regardless of technology. TRXL Podcast is a quiet place of thoughtful respite.
Thom Chuparkoff, AIA, SVP and Director of OSPORTS:
The TRXL podcast has been an invaluable resource for me and the OSPORTS team. It's not just about staying updated with the latest trends, but it's also a platform where innovative ideas and practical solutions are shared. The discussions often dive into real-world challenges and provide insights that are directly applicable to our projects.
About the name
TRXL is Troxel — my last name — without the vowels. Pronounced troksl.
Why this show?
Architecture's future is being written right now by a small number of people with real conviction. I wanted a place where those conversations could happen in the open — unscripted, long-form, and accessible to anyone in the industry who wants to listen in.
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