Inside the Apple Studio, is a podcast from Apple for Architects, the source for everything you need to know about using Apple products in the practice of architecture. The show features conversations with architects to learn how they use Apple products.
Hosted by architect Neal Pann, new episodes are released fortnightly on Sunday.
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Inside the Apple Studio, is a podcast from Apple for Architects, the source for everything you need to know about using Apple products in the practice of architecture. The show features conversations with architects to learn how they use Apple products.
Hosted by architect Neal Pann, new episodes are released fortnightly on Sunday.
Architect Jeremiah Russell, who started his own small firm that specializes in single family residential and light commercial architecture, design and construction guests and explains how the Mac helps him run a client focused firm dedicated to providing superb service with attention to detail.
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Inside the Apple Studio
Inside the Apple Studio, is a podcast from Apple for Architects, the source for everything you need to know about using Apple products in the practice of architecture. The show features conversations with architects to learn how they use Apple products.
Hosted by architect Neal Pann, new episodes are released fortnightly on Sunday.
