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Running an Architecture Practice Isn’t What You Think
May 7, 2026
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How to Future Proof Your Architecture Career
Apr 14, 2026
1h 12m 38s
How to Actually Get Hired in Architecture and Interior Design
Mar 24, 2026
1h 17m 22s
How to Land Your First Architect Role
Mar 17, 2026
1h 22m 48s
Is This the End of Revit? How Architects Must Adapt (2026)
Feb 12, 2026
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/7/26 |  Running an Architecture Practice Isn’t What You Think✨ | architecture practicebusiness realities+3 | Tim | nimtim architectsNimtim Website+2 | South London | architecturenimtim architects+5 | — | 1h 17m 47s | |
| 4/14/26 |  How to Future Proof Your Architecture Career✨ | architecture careersfuture proofing skills+3 | Ami Nigam | Benoy | LondonIndia | architecturecareer development+5 | — | 1h 12m 38s | |
| 3/24/26 |  How to Actually Get Hired in Architecture and Interior Design✨ | job searcharchitecture+3 | — | Architecture SocialKingston University | London | job boardsportfolio+3 | — | 1h 17m 22s | |
| 3/17/26 |  How to Land Your First Architect Role✨ | job searcharchitecture+4 | — | Architecture Social | LondonUK | architecture jobsportfolio tips+3 | — | 1h 22m 48s | |
| 2/12/26 |  Is This the End of Revit? How Architects Must Adapt (2026)✨ | architecturesoftware+4 | Allister Lewis | RevitBIM 2.0+1 | LondonUK | RevitBIM 2.0+5 | — | 1h 09m 16s | |
| 12/18/25 |  The Future of Housing: A Deep Dive into Modular Innovation with ZedPods✨ | modular housingsustainable architecture+3 | Lalit Chauhary | Zed Pods | IndiaUK | modular designsocial housing+5 | — | 1h 38m 33s | |
| 12/5/25 |  Why Architects Need to Think Like Influencers: Marketing Secrets Revealed✨ | marketing strategiespersonal branding+3 | — | Architecture Social | — | marketingbranding+6 | — | 41m 10s | |
| 11/25/25 |  Why Ignoring AI Could Spell Doom for Your Architecture Practice ft. George Guida✨ | AI in Architecturearchitectural practices+3 | George Guida | xFiguraOxford Brooks+1 | — | AIarchitecture+5 | — | 49m 06s | |
| 11/18/25 |  Architecture's Future: Are Universities Keeping Up? | ft. Alberto Villanueva✨ | architecture educationindustry connections+3 | Alberto Villanueva | Ravensbourne University | London | architectureeducation+5 | — | 1h 03m 21s | |
| 11/11/25 |  From Designs to Developments: Greg Blaquiere's Planning Journey✨ | planning consultancypublic vs private sector+3 | Greg Blaquiere | Eagle Planning and DevelopmentArchitecture Social+2 | — | planningconsultancy+6 | — | 48m 47s | |
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| 11/4/25 |  Can Architecture Really Heal? Discover the Impact with Kim Kennedy✨ | healthcare architecturemental health facilities+3 | Kim Kennedy | Parkin Architects | Ottawa | healthcare architecturemental health+3 | — | 37m 48s | |
| 10/28/25 |  Introverts as Leaders: Carlo Magni Challenges Architectural Norms | Join us on the Architecture Social Show as host Stephen meets Carlo Magni, an Architect and Associate Director at EPR Architects, to explore the intricacies of architectural leadership and career progression. They discuss the transition from technical roles to leadership positions, the importance of soft skills, and the challenges introverts face in leadership. Carlo also shares his personal journey, including his relocation from Italy to the UK, his passion for continuous learning, and his experiences with public speaking. Whether you're an aspiring architect or a seasoned professional, this episode offers invaluable insights into mastering both hard and soft skills in the architectural industry.0:00 Welcome to the Architecture Social Show00:50 Introducing Carlo Magni: Architect and Leadership Coach01:41 Carlo's Journey: From Italy to the UK06:27 The Importance of Soft Skills in Architecture10:45 Navigating Leadership and Team Management17:29 Challenges and Mistakes in Leadership21:45 The Value of Time Management and Delegation24:34 Not Everyone Needs to Be a Leader27:52 Debunking the Myth of Universal Leadership28:04 The Real Managers Study28:34 Effective vs. Successful Managers30:32 Leadership for Introverts35:45 Public Speaking as an Introvert47:38 The Importance of Soft Skills52:38 Navigating Complex Projects with Navisworks55:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com | 57m 49s | ||||||
| 10/21/25 |  Are Developers the New Architects? Simon Vernon Harcourt’s Journey | Join us on the Architecture Social show as we dive into the world of historic building conversions and modern design with Simon Vernon-Harcourt, the Design Director at City and Country. Simon shares his journey from studying architecture to working in various renowned architectural practices, and ultimately transitioning to a developer role. We discuss the intricacies and challenges of restoring Victorian buildings, the impact of new technologies, and the evolving landscape of architecture. Simon also offers valuable advice for aspiring architects and those looking to work with developers. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with expertise and inspiration!00:00 Simon Vernon00:52 Meet Simon Verden Har Court01:29 Simon's Journey into Architecture 03:29 Transition to Developer Role06:55 City and Country Projects Overview 10:48 Challenges and Rewards of Conversion Projects 15:42 Finding and Procuring Unique Sites 18:23 Technology and Architecture23:54 Advice for Aspiring Architects30:18 Working with Developers32:23 Current Industry Sentiments 36:25 Closing Remarks and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Simon Vernon (00:52) - Meet Simon Verden Har Court (01:29) - Simon's Journey into Architecture (03:29) - Transition to Developer Role (06:55) - City and Country Projects Overview (10:48) - Challenges and Rewards of Conversion Projects (15:42) - Finding and Procuring Unique Sites (18:23) - Technology and Architecture (23:54) - Advice for Aspiring Architects (30:18) - Working with Developers (32:23) - Current Industry Sentiments (36:25) - Closing Remarks and Contact Information | 39m 17s | ||||||
| 10/7/25 |  Revit Rookie to Digital Leader: Jon Arnott's Path to Adeptus | In this episode, Jon takes us on a trip down memory lane to the days before BIM was even a thing, sharing his journey from traditional architecture to becoming a leader in BIM implementation. He opens up about the challenges he faced along the way, how he embraced tech to revolutionize his practice, and eventually launched his consultancy, Adeptus Digital. Along the way, John dives into his thoughts on AI in construction and offers some solid advice for the next wave of young professionals looking to make their mark in the field.00:00 Introduction and Personal Journey01:19 Early Career and Transition to BIM03:42 Challenges and Evolution in BIM Implementation 12:56 Strategic Thinking and Overcoming Resistance21:08 Transition to Consultancy and New Opportunities 26:43 Unpacking the Entrepreneurial Mindset 27:52 The Reality of Starting a Business 34:40 The Role of Consultancy in Architecture38:13 Transitioning to Entrepreneurship42:27 The Future of AI in Architecture50:18 Advice for Aspiring Architects52:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Personal Journey (01:19) - Early Career and Transition to BIM (03:42) - Challenges and Evolution in BIM Implementation (12:56) - Strategic Thinking and Overcoming Resistance (21:08) - Transition to Consultancy and New Opportunities (26:43) - Unpacking the Entrepreneurial Mindset (27:52) - The Reality of Starting a Business (34:40) - The Role of Consultancy in Architecture (38:13) - Transitioning to Entrepreneurship (42:27) - The Future of AI in Architecture (50:18) - Advice for Aspiring Architects (52:27) - Conclusion and Final Thoughts | 53m 47s | ||||||
| 5/26/25 |  Small Practice, Big Impact: Claire Nash on Cash Flow, Clients and Confidence | Charging 50% upfront. Blogging to get work. Teaching part-time and even working as a dinner lady in the early days. From just herself to a team of six. Refusing to play the “starving artist” trope. Claire Nash isn’t just running an architecture practice - she’s rewriting the manual.In this honest, funny and practical conversation, Claire breaks down what it’s really like running a small architecture studio in the UK. From cash flow crunches to the mindset shift needed to chase overdue invoices, how she carved out a niche in barn conversions, scaled the team, and wrote two books along the way. If you’re dreaming of starting your own practice or just want to make yours a little less chaotic, this one’s for you.00:00 Welcome to the Architecture Social Show01:17 Introducing Claire Nash: Author and Architect01:50 Starting an Architecture Practice: Claire's Journey03:34 Challenges of Running a Small Architecture Practice05:58 Managing Cash Flow and Client Payments20:25 Marketing Strategies for Architects24:41 Public Speaking and Networking Tips28:56 Navigating Social Media Platforms30:18 The Power of Real-Life Networking32:57 The Importance of Niches in Business39:39 Balancing Business and Personal Life42:30 Writing and Publishing Books49:24 The Role of AI in Architecture54:16 Conclusion and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Welcome to the Architecture Social Show (01:17) - Introducing Claire Nash: Author and Architect (01:50) - Starting an Architecture Practice: Claire's Journey (03:34) - Challenges of Running a Small Architecture Practice (05:58) - Managing Cash Flow and Client Payments (20:25) - Marketing Strategies for Architects (24:41) - Public Speaking and Networking Tips (28:56) - Navigating Social Media Platforms (30:18) - The Power of Real-Life Networking (32:57) - The Importance of Niches in Business (39:39) - Balancing Business and Personal Life (42:30) - Writing and Publishing Books (49:24) - The Role of AI in Architecture (54:16) - Conclusion and Contact Information | 56m 23s | ||||||
| 5/19/25 |  Writing, Curating, Strategising: Lucy Bullivant’s Urbanist Toolkit | Award-winning author, strategist and curator Lucy Bullivant joins us to spill the tea on what it really takes to shape cities that work – and why good urbanism needs more than just good design. We dive into her journey from writing "Masterplanning Futures" to curating edutainment exhibitions, chairing design review panels and working hands-on with communities from Oslo to Enfield. It’s all about retrofitting, storytelling, publishing, people and place. Lucy’s lived it – and she’s not holding back. 00:00 0236 - Lucy Bullivant00:08 Welcome to the Architecture Social Show00:35 Meet Lucy: Curator, Mentor, and Strategist01:45 Lucy's Background and Influences02:52 Global Projects and Collaborations04:06 Passion for Architecture and Urban Design04:36 Temple Bar Trust and Diverse Voices05:50 Master Planning Futures: A Book Journey12:00 Writing and Research Process19:13 The Role of AI in Writing23:28 Collaborative Writing and Curation25:44 Exploring the World of Edutainment and Exhibitions26:26 Curating Exhibitions: From Concept to Execution28:32 Innovative Exhibition Projects and Collaborations31:06 The Importance of Retrofitting and Sustainable Design35:11 Consultancy Work and Urban Design43:02 Temple Bar Trust: Promoting Architecture and Education44:52 Upcoming Talks and Events at Temple Bar Trust48:24 Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Lucy____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - 0236 - Lucy Bullivant (00:08) - Welcome to the Architecture Social Show (00:35) - Meet Lucy: Curator, Mentor, and Strategist (01:45) - Lucy's Background and Influences (02:52) - Global Projects and Collaborations (04:06) - Passion for Architecture and Urban Design (04:36) - Temple Bar Trust and Diverse Voices (05:50) - Master Planning Futures: A Book Journey (12:00) - Writing and Research Process (19:13) - The Role of AI in Writing (23:28) - Collaborative Writing and Curation (25:44) - Exploring the World of Edutainment and Exhibitions (26:26) - Curating Exhibitions: From Concept to Execution (28:32) - Innovative Exhibition Projects and Collaborations (31:06) - The Importance of Retrofitting and Sustainable Design (35:11) - Consultancy Work and Urban Design (43:02) - Temple Bar Trust: Promoting Architecture and Education (44:52) - Upcoming Talks and Events at Temple Bar Trust (48:24) - Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Lucy | 49m 57s | ||||||
| 5/15/25 |  Why Most Architects Shouldn’t Be Developers (But Some Should) ft. Ben Richards | Ben Richards gave up the drawing board for the developer’s desk and now he’s got four businesses, millions in property deals, and a lot of stories from the front lines. In this episode, we dig into the nitty-gritty of going from architect to real estate entrepreneur - what actually happens when you swap the studio for the site, the hard truths about making money in property, and how Ben’s managed to build (and survive) a business empire. It’s not all doom and gloom though - we get into opportunities in social housing, what tech like AI and LIDAR might mean for the industry, and how to spot the trends that matter in 2025. Brutally honest, useful, and oddly motivating.Ben is the founder of Aura Architecture & Interiors, XP Property, and XP Surveys.00:00 Ben Richards00:09 Christmas Live Stream Kickoff00:41 From Architecture to Development: Ben's Journey01:29 Building and Managing Multiple Businesses03:49 The Challenges of Hiring and Team Building13:17 Transitioning from Architecture to Real Estate18:02 The Realities of Property Development24:35 Opportunities and Challenges in the Housing Market29:58 Social Housing and Affordable Development32:40 The Planning Process: Challenges and Changes33:48 Social Housing and Property Conversions34:30 Trends in Retail and Industrial Sectors38:30 The Role of AI in Architecture and Business47:35 Exciting Prospects for 202552:56 Business Strategies and Community Building59:05 Podcast and Final Thoughts____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Welcome to the Live Stream Special (01:25) - Meet Ben Richards: From Architecture to Development (03:20) - Building a Business: Challenges and Strategies (04:47) - The Importance of Delegation and Team Building (06:52) - Navigating Recruitment and HR Challenges (09:11) - The Realities of Property Development (12:06) - Opportunities and Challenges in Social Housing (15:29) - Planning Process and Government Policies (24:20) - Permitted Development Rights and Future Prospects (30:25) - Building Regulations and Planning Issues (30:45) - Value in Social Housing and HMOs (31:22) - Trends in Retail and Industrial Sectors (34:55) - The Role of Technology in Architecture (36:21) - AI and Automation in Business (43:12) - Future Goals and Exciting Opportunities (45:45) - Sharing Business Insights and Strategies (53:41) - Podcast and Business Roundup | 57m 37s | ||||||
| 3/18/25 |  Oops! Did I Do That? Ayo Abbas Spills the Tea on the Top 5 Architecture Marketing Mistakes | Top 5 Mistakes in Architecture Marketing with Ayo AbbasIn this episode, the host welcomes Ayo Abbas of Abbas Marketing to delve into the common mistakes made in architecture marketing. They discuss the top five errors, including misconceptions about marketing's role, underestimating the importance of storytelling, and the need to keep up with social media innovations. Ayo shares her career journey from construction PR to becoming an award-winning marketing consultant. The conversation also touches on the value of client relationships and the importance of sticking with marketing strategies for the long haul. Ayo offers advice for those looking to enter the field and emphasizes the necessity of treating marketing as a strategic business function rather than a task for a single 'marketing unicorn.'00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene00:27 Meet Ayo Abbas: Marketing Expert02:54 Defining Marketing and Its Importance04:01 Common Marketing Mistakes in Architecture05:27 The Role of Visuals in Marketing10:23 Strategic Marketing vs. The Coloring Department14:43 Keeping Up with Social Media Innovations25:29 Defining Community in the Digital Age26:45 Top Marketing Mistakes: Giving Up Too Soon28:19 The Importance of Consistency in Marketing35:00 The Myth of the Marketing Unicorn39:10 Career Insights: From Construction PR to Marketing40:50 Client Relationships and Personal Branding47:31 Marketing Consultant Services and Podcasting50:55 Conclusion and Final Thoughts____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Welcoming Ayo Abbas (01:23) - Understanding the Importance of Marketing (02:46) - Common Marketing Mistakes in Architecture (04:54) - The Role of Storytelling in Marketing (10:07) - Strategic Marketing vs. The Coloring Department (13:54) - Keeping Up with Social Media Innovations (23:58) - Debating the Concept of Community on Social Media (25:17) - Top Marketing Mistakes: Giving Up Too Soon (26:47) - The Importance of Consistency in Marketing (28:46) - The Role of SEO and Content in Building Authority (33:03) - Avoiding the Marketing Unicorn Trap (36:53) - Career Insights: Transitioning into Marketing (39:19) - Client Relationships and Value Perception (44:30) - Ayo Abbas: Marketing Consultant for Engineers and Architects (47:23) - Conclusion and Audience Interaction | 48m 26s | ||||||
| 3/12/25 |  Exploring Architecture and Town Planning with UPP - Journey, Challenges, and Collaboration | Exploring Architecture and Town Planning with UPP - Journey, Challenges, and CollaborationIn this episode, join us as we dive into the fascinating world of Architecture and Town Planning with the unique practice, UPP. We meet Enrique, Motti, and James, who share their journey from a cozy basement startup to a thriving interdisciplinary firm. Learn about the firm's collaborative approach, combining town planning and architecture under one roof, and how they leverage AI to enhance their workflows. The team also discusses the importance of adaptability, the impact of the pandemic on their operations, and future plans for UPP, including international expansion and a new office space. Whether you're an aspiring architect or planner, or simply interested in the built environment, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:49 Meet the Team: UPP's Founders03:18 James' Journey into Town Planning04:36 Understanding Town Planning vs. Architecture06:58 The Collaborative Process at UPP19:20 Adapting to the Pandemic26:58 The Importance of Face-to-Face Meetings28:26 What Makes a Standout Portfolio32:35 Transitioning Careers and Finding Fulfillment40:10 The Role of AI in Modern Architecture43:23 Future Prospects and Optimism in the Industry45:17 Final Thoughts and Reflections____📐 Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Purpose (00:33) - Meet the Team: UPP's Founders (04:20) - The Role of Town Planning (07:44) - UPP's Unique Approach (11:41) - Navigating Challenges and Collaboration (17:00) - The Impact of the Pandemic (23:01) - UPP's Culture and Flexibility (26:44) - The Importance of Face-to-Face Meetings (28:10) - What Makes a Great Portfolio? (28:56) - The Value of Attitude and Passion (32:19) - Transitioning from Large to Small Practices (40:01) - Embracing AI in Architecture (43:07) - Future Prospects and Optimism (47:15) - Final Thoughts and Reflections | 55m 01s | ||||||
| 2/3/25 |  The Business of Architecture: Risks, Rewards, and Real Talk with Hakan Agca at Cross Works | What does it take to build a thriving architecture business from scratch? Hakan Agca, founder of CrossWorks, joins the show to share his journey from working in top firms to running his own practice. We’re diving into the nuts and bolts of the business of architecture: taking risks, building networks, hiring as well as firing, scaling sustainably, our biggest mistakes and staying ahead with technology like AI and BIM. It’s real talk about the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship in the built environment, all wrapped up in a lively and our most brutally honest chat yet.00:00 Introduction and Studio Tour00:40 Moving to Camden00:58 Starting the Business01:19 The Business of Architecture02:09 Essential Skills for Architects02:39 Challenges of Running a Business04:37 Networking and Client Relationships06:33 Scaling Up the Practice09:00 Innovations in Architecture10:31 Hiring and Team Building15:06 Work Environment and Culture24:16 Debating Work Efficiency25:00 Flexibility in the Workplace26:19 Office Dynamics and Technology27:44 The Importance of Office Presence29:09 Challenges in Architecture Careers31:12 Forecasting and Business Strategy34:23 The Role of Technology in Architecture40:26 Recruitment and Culture Change48:26 Final Thoughts and Contact Information____Curated content, insights and opportunities to accelerate your career in Architecture, Design, Development and Real Estate to the next level.💻 Find more content at https://architecturesocial.com📐 #Architecture #ArchitectureStudent #Architect #ArchitecturePodcast (00:00) - Introduction and Studio Tour (00:40) - Moving to Camden (00:58) - Starting the Business (01:19) - The Business of Architecture (02:09) - Essential Skills for Architects (02:39) - Challenges of Running a Business (04:37) - Networking and Client Relationships (06:33) - Scaling Up the Practice (09:00) - Innovations in Architecture (10:31) - Hiring and Team Building (15:06) - Work Environment and Culture (24:16) - Debating Work Efficiency (25:00) - Flexibility in the Workplace (26:19) - Office Dynamics and Technology (27:44) - The Importance of Office Presence (29:09) - Challenges in Architecture Careers (31:12) - Forecasting and Business Strategy (34:23) - The Role of Technology in Architecture (40:26) - Recruitment and Culture Change (48:26) - Final Thoughts and Contact Information | 51m 03s | ||||||
| 1/27/25 |  What is Heritage and Conservation, Ft. Jonathan Goode at Le Lay Architects | Old Meets New: A Deep Dive into Heritage and Conservation ArchitectureIn this engaging livestream, join host Stephen Drew and special guest Jonathan Goode from Lillet Architects as they explore the world of heritage and conservation architecture. Jonathan shares insights from his 20-year career in London, focusing on maintaining the essence of historical buildings while adapting them for modern use. They discuss the challenges and surprises of working on various projects, including residential homes, schools, and churches. Jonathan also provides valuable advice for aspiring architects interested in heritage projects and emphasizes the importance of sensitivity and understanding in this field. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a professional, this conversation will offer a fascinating look into the balance of preserving history while embracing the future.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:52 Welcome to the Live Stream01:32 Meet Jonathan Goode02:09 Jonathan's Background and Passion for Heritage02:54 Exploring Jonathan's Projects07:32 Challenges in Heritage Projects14:24 Working with Churches16:25 Advice for Aspiring Heritage Architects18:14 Starting a Heritage Architecture Practice19:58 The Importance of a Physical Office20:31 Local Projects and Hands-On Heritage Work22:15 Navigating Challenges in Architecture23:32 The Role of AI in Heritage Architecture25:30 The Importance of Hand Drawing and Physical Models27:33 Hiring Tips for Heritage and Conservation Roles31:55 Excitement and Optimism for 202433:52 Reflecting on Heritage Projects37:54 Closing Remarks and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Overview (00:52) - Welcome to the Live Stream (01:32) - Meet Jonathan Goode (02:09) - Jonathan's Background and Passion for Heritage (02:54) - Exploring Jonathan's Projects (07:32) - Challenges in Heritage Architecture (14:24) - Working with Churches (16:25) - Advice for Aspiring Heritage Architects (18:14) - Starting a Heritage Architecture Practice (19:54) - The Importance of a Physical Office (20:31) - Local Projects and Hands-On Heritage (20:59) - Challenges and Rewards in Heritage Architecture (21:55) - The Role of Technology in Heritage Architecture (22:15) - Dealing with Tough Days in Architecture (23:32) - AI in Heritage Architecture (25:42) - The Importance of Hand Drawing and Physical Models (27:33) - Hiring Tips for Heritage Architecture (31:55) - Excitement for 2024 and Future Projects (33:52) - Favorite Heritage Destinations (37:54) - Conclusion and Contact Information | 39m 12s | ||||||
| 1/23/25 |  Reimagining Workplaces: Exploring the Future of Office Design with Hollie Welch at dMFK | Join us in a fascinating discussion with Hollie Welch, Associate Director at DMFK Architects, as she delves into her journey in architecture, starting from her studies in Northumbria University to her current role. Explore how DMFK has adapted to the changing landscape of commercial office spaces, from traditional designs to innovative, user-centric workspaces. Learn about key projects, sustainability in design, and the future direction of workplace environments post-pandemic.If you're curious about evolving office design trends and the impact of AI in architecture, this episode is a must-watch!00:00 Welcome to the Virtual Studio00:12 Meet Hollie Welch from DMFK01:18 Hollie's Journey into Architecture04:40 First Steps in Commercial Projects05:01 Adapting Office Designs Post-Pandemic05:15 Innovative Office Spaces with TOG08:35 The Evolution of Office Amenities18:14 Sustainability in Modern Office Design23:55 The Challenges of Remote Work25:10 Attracting and Retaining Office Staff26:20 DMFK: A Great Place to Work28:59 Tips for Aspiring Architects31:33 The Impact of AI in Architecture35:14 A Question for the Host39:01 Concluding Thoughts and Contact Information_____Curated content, insights and opportunities to accelerate your career in Architecture, Design, Development and Real Estate to the next level.💻 Find more content at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Setting the Scene (00:12) - Meet Holly Welsh: Journey into Architecture (01:20) - Early Career and Education (02:54) - Joining DMFK and Early Projects (05:01) - Impact of the Pandemic on Office Design (06:34) - Evolution of Office Spaces (18:14) - Sustainability and Future Trends (23:55) - Challenges of Remote Work in Architecture (25:10) - Attracting and Retaining Office Staff (26:25) - The DMFK Office Environment (28:59) - Tips for Aspiring Architects (31:33) - Impact of AI in Architecture (36:36) - Host's Office Setup and Challenges (39:01) - Conclusion and Contact Information | 40m 01s | ||||||
| 1/20/25 |  How BIM is Changing Landscape Architecture: A Conversation with Alejandro Gatica at Gillespies | Exploring BIM for Landscape Architecture with Alejandro GaticaIn this episode, Stephen Drew hosts a discussion with Alejandro Gatica, a seasoned architect and BIM manager from Gillespie's. They delve into the intricacies of using Building Information Modeling (BIM) for landscape architecture. Alejandro shares his journey from traditional architecture to specializing in landscape projects using Revit and other BIM tools. They explore how BIM can be adapted for landscape design, common challenges, and the innovative solutions offered by various software plugins. Alejandro also provides insights into the future of landscape architecture, including the potential impacts of AI and parametric design. This episode is packed with valuable information for architects, landscape architects, and anyone interested in the cutting-edge intersection of technology and design.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:40 Meet Alejandro Gutica02:05 Alejandro's Journey with Revit04:04 Challenges in Landscape BIM06:31 Exploring BIM for Landscapes07:59 Showcasing Projects12:06 Gillespie's and Company Culture13:10 Detailed Project Walkthrough23:17 Benefits and Workarounds in Revit27:02 The Future of Landscape Architects Using Revit28:03 Software Tools for Landscape Architects29:04 Parametric Design and 3D Modeling31:08 Quick Rendering with Lumion and Twinmotion33:36 AI in Architecture and Design37:12 Career Advice for Aspiring Tech-Focused Architects41:24 The Origin of the Architecture Social Podcast47:08 Final Thoughts and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Welcome (01:40) - Meet Alejandro Gutica (02:05) - Alejandro's Journey with Revit (04:04) - Challenges in Landscape BIM (06:31) - Exploring BIM for Landscapes (07:59) - Showcasing Projects (12:06) - Gillespie's and Company Culture (13:10) - Detailed Project Walkthrough (23:17) - Benefits and Workarounds in Revit (27:02) - The Future of Landscape Architects Using Revit (28:03) - Software Tools for Landscape Architects (29:04) - Parametric Design and 3D Modeling (31:08) - Quick Rendering with Lumion and Twinmotion (33:36) - AI in Architecture and Design (37:12) - Career Advice for Aspiring Tech-Focused Architects (41:24) - The Origin of the Architecture Social Podcast (47:08) - Final Thoughts and Contact Information | 49m 56s | ||||||
| 1/16/25 |  BIM-ing Innovation: How Alfonso Monedero Bridges Tech and Creativity at Heatherwick Studio | Exploring the Unconventional Career in BIM with Alfonso Monedero from Heatherwick StudioIn this episode, we step inside an aesthetically pleasing office to chat with Alfonso Monedero, head of BIM at Heatherwick Studio. Alfonso shares his unique journey from a Spanish architect struggling during the 2008 architectural crisis to becoming an influential BIM expert in the UK. Alongside anecdotes from his career path, Alfonso discusses the transition and evolution of BIM roles, the integration of AI and technology in architecture, and offers valuable advice for aspiring BIM enthusiasts. This engaging conversation reveals the importance of adaptability and continuous learning in the ever-evolving field of architecture and design technology.00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:51 Alfonso's Career Journey01:20 Challenges and Innovations in BIM03:07 Technological Evolution and Project Experiences10:58 Community and Learning in BIM14:12 Advice for Aspiring BIM Professionals19:58 Team Dynamics and Recruitment25:23 Exploring Geometry in Design25:56 AI in Architecture: Current Trends26:49 Implementing AI in Design Processes29:34 AI as an Assistant, Not a Replacement33:06 The Importance of Coding Skills36:18 Future of Tech in Architecture39:00 Advice for Aspiring Architects43:13 The Birth of Architecture Social48:16 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Guest Introduction (00:51) - Alfonso's Career Journey (01:20) - Challenges and Innovations in BIM (03:07) - Technological Evolution and Project Experiences (10:58) - Community and Learning in BIM (14:12) - Advice for Aspiring BIM Professionals (19:58) - Team Dynamics and Recruitment (25:23) - Exploring Geometry in Design (25:56) - AI in Architecture: Current Trends (26:49) - Implementing AI in Design Processes (29:34) - AI as an Assistant, Not a Replacement (33:06) - The Importance of Coding Skills (36:18) - Future of Tech in Architecture (39:00) - Advice for Aspiring Architects (43:13) - The Birth of Architecture Social (48:16) - Closing Thoughts and Contact Information | 48m 59s | ||||||
| 1/13/25 |  From Setbacks to Success: Ste Taylor’s Journey to Head of Design at Turley | Ste Taylor’s career path is anything but traditional—starting in architecture, navigating difficult times and redundancies before ultimately rising to Head of Design at Turley. In this episode, we dive into his unexpected journey, from falling out of love with architecture to mastering design and planning on the client side. We’ll also get into the nitty-gritty of design codes, their role in shaping better housing, and why they’re more critical now than ever. With the UK at a crossroads in urban development, Ste shares how design codes can help avoid past mistakes and deliver a new era of beautiful, high-quality homes.00:00 Introduction and Countdown01:28 Meet Stephen Taylor: Head of Design at Turley01:54 Stephen's Journey into Architecture02:49 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome06:21 Transition from Architecture to Urban Design13:31 Navigating Career Challenges and Redundancy19:15 Joining Turley and Career Growth21:19 Showcasing Turley's Projects26:47 Understanding Design Coding28:26 Understanding Design Coding28:44 The Role of the Office of Place29:07 The Evolution of Design Codes in the UK30:37 Personal Reflections on Design Coding31:58 The Impact of Government Policies on Design33:35 Optimism for the Future36:36 The Role of AI in Architecture44:40 Personal Career Reflections50:08 Final Thoughts and Contact Information____📐 The Architecture Social is an online platform packed with content to help you find new jobs, stand out from the crowd and take your career in Architecture to the next level💻 Find out more at https://architecturesocial.com (00:00) - Introduction and Countdown (01:28) - Meet Stephen Taylor: Head of Design at Turley (01:54) - Stephen's Journey into Architecture (02:49) - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome (06:21) - Transition from Architecture to Urban Design (13:31) - Navigating Career Challenges and Redundancy (19:15) - Joining Turley and Career Growth (21:19) - Showcasing Turley's Projects (26:47) - Understanding Design Coding (28:26) - Understanding Design Coding (28:44) - The Role of the Office of Place (29:07) - The Evolution of Design Codes in the UK (30:37) - Personal Reflections on Design Coding (31:58) - The Impact of Government Policies on Design (33:35) - Optimism for the Future (36:36) - The Role of AI in Architecture (44:40) - Personal Career Reflections (50:08) - Final Thoughts and Contact Information | 51m 36s | ||||||
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