Architecture firms sit on decades of drawings, specifications, budgets and hard-won decisions—then start each new project as if the last one never happened. Taha is building Architek, something like Palantir for architects: an operating system that makes a studio’s institutional memory searchable and connects it to live projects, fees, team capacity and client work. An architect turned self-taught coder, he won his first ten studios by flying to Scotland with no deck and building the product alongside them.