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Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, a regular discussion with industry professionals.

This is Senior Editor Patrick McComb.

I am joined today by architect Peter Pfeiffer of Austin, Texas.

Peter is a pleasure to have you on this show.

Thank you so much for doing this.

I'm looking forward to it, Patrick.

You are probably one of the most famous architects in the country, I would say. What made you want to

become an architect? Well, first of all, that's, I'm not sure to agree with the most famous

architects in the country, one of them, but still, it doesn't matter. In my circles, Peter,

you're a legend, and I am grateful that you're on the show. Well, thank you. Like a lot of my colleagues in architecture, it was probably pretty early in life.

I was maybe 12 or 13 years old, and I have to credit my mother with this.

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