Philip Auchettl's guest appearances

Philip Auchettl

Vicariously

Shaping Logics

Jeff Bezos

Marc Miller

Holly Gleason

Stevie Bear

Merrill Lynch

Jim Brown

Rick Chapman

Andrew Wagner

Steve Cowan

John Shannon

Danny Robinson

Ted Smith

Jon Carder

Nick Macario

Alicia Jay

OwlTail

Philip Auchettl is CEO and co-founder of RAD Lab. We speak at length about their breakout project Quartyard and how it propelled his career from student to Architect. Philip outlines the challenges and rewards of designing and developing public projects. We learn about the importance of communication and how it can lead to discovering previously unknown Architectural demand.

<p>Philip Auchettl is CEO and co-founder of RAD Lab. We speak at length about their breakout project Quartyard and how it propelled his career from student to Architect. Philip outlines the challenges and rewards of designing and developing public projects. We learn about the importance of communication and how it can lead to discovering previously unknown Architectural demand.</p>

Philip Auchettl - RAD Lab

Jason Grauten

Not many people opt to take on City Council and ask them to break the mold in which they operate. Furthermore, it's generally not done by three grad school students with no money in their pockets asking to take over city owned property. Philip Auchettl, Jason Grauten and David Loewenstein did just that and it kickstarted their architecture design and development company, RAD Lab. Four years later, what began as a school project, now has them designing, developing and operating a multitude of projects around the country, such as custom shipping container homes, a beer garden park, homeless shelter pods and most notably, their San Diego based Quartyard. This urban development of an unused city block was transformed into a dog park, coffee shop, restaurant, concert stage and all around community hang out, which is also where we recorded this episode.Check out more at www.RADLABSD.com and if you'd like to see video of our podcast, they are always posted at www.VicariouslyPodcast.com

Not many people opt to take on City Council and ask them to break the mold in which they operate. Furthermore, it's generally not done by three grad school students with no money in their pockets asking to take over city owned property. Philip Auchettl, Jason Grauten and David Loewenstein did just that and it kickstarted their architecture design and development company, RAD Lab. Four years later, what began as a school project, now has them designing, developing and operating a multitude of projects around the country, such as custom shipping container homes, a beer garden park, homeless shelter pods and most notably, their San Diego based Quartyard. This urban development of an unused city block was transformed into a dog park, coffee shop, restaurant, concert stage and all around community hang out, which is also where we recorded this episode.<br>Check out more at <a href="http://www.RADLABSD.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.RADLABSD.com</a> and if you'd like to see video of our podcast, they are always posted at <a href="http://www.VicariouslyPodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.VicariouslyPodcast.com</a>

#015 RAD Lab: Philip Auchettl and Jason Grauten, Co-Founders