553: Creating an 85 Million Dollar Property Portfolio as an Architect Developer with Jonathan Segal

In a captivating podcast episode, Jonathan Segal shares insights from his extensive architectural career, focusing on innovative project approaches and overcoming challenges. He discusses his unique design philosophy, blending concrete and glass to withstand harsh coastal conditions. Segal touches on the complexities of acquiring prime real estate and navigating local regulations, shedding light on the strategic nuances involved in architectural development.
Discover how Segal's architectural vision transformed a simple idea into a stunning waterfront playground, showcasing creativity in urban design.
Explore the secrets behind Segal's unconventional architectural materials.
Learn about the unexpected hurdles in coastal property development.
Hear strategies for navigating complex city planning processes.
Discover the untold stories behind iconic urban projects.
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[@DosDoggos]

Great interview! Very inspiring. Smart guy, creative financing. Great design, timing. Serendipity has to be created through preparation.

[@phyllissong]

A compelling case for architects to take control of their projects by becoming developers, offering a unique perspective on risk, profitability, and the value of a hands-on approach.

[@businessofarchitectureclie5003]

Yes absolutely

[@arbensela4429]

The legend

[@drewh9166]

Wow what a garage! He has my attention

[@shanemichaelyee]

San Diego’s finest!

[@brucepwalker]

This guy talks my language. "Just build a building." Not interested in all the politics and pain that go with the standard architectural process (+20yrs in the commercial sector) - I became an architect to get things built.

[@neightarch]

#goals