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Architecture has always been social. Careers should be too.
Hosted by Stephen Drew, the Architecture Social podcast brings you honest conversations from across the UK built environment. Architects, practice leaders and the people shaping the profession talk openly about their careers, their work and how practice really runs.
Expect straight talk on salaries, portfolios, hiring, progression and running a practice, from Part 1 students looking for their first role to directors building their teams.
Architecture Social is more than jobs and hiring. It's a place to share work, discover opportunities, hear honest conversations and build connections across the industry.
This is Architecture Social. Come and be part of it.
Hosted by Stephen Drew, the Architecture Social podcast brings you honest conversations from across the UK built environment. Architects, practice leaders and the people shaping the profession talk openly about their careers, their work and how practice really runs.
Expect straight talk on salaries, portfolios, hiring, progression and running a practice, from Part 1 students looking for their first role to directors building their teams.
Architecture Social is more than jobs and hiring. It's a place to share work, discover opportunities, hear honest conversations and build connections across the industry.
This is Architecture Social. Come and be part of it.
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every 25 days
平均音訊長度:
50 minutes
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英語
美國
262 集
自從 2020年7月25日
episodic
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~93.69% of listeners are from United States.
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93.69%
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GB
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EE
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BG
0.18%
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IN
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BR
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AU
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EG
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Architecture is often presented as a linear career, but building a successful practice demands patience, resilience and a willingness to keep learning. Simon Allford, Founding Director of AHMM, explains how the practice survived its lean early years and developed a culture where strong architecture…
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They get into winning unfamili…
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They get into AI rendering, agentic tools, automated construction drawings and the mov…
After being made redundant three times, Dominic McAndrew went on to co-found Ruumi Studio and build a new architecture practice from scratch.
In this episode, we talk about the reality of starting an architecture studio, what redundancy actually teaches you, why running a young practice is not as g…
What does it actually take to start your own architecture practice in 2026?
Alex Sutton founded Studio Sutton in August 2019 at the age of 29, just six months before the world locked down. In this conversation with Stephen Drew, he opens up about building an award winning international practice thr…
Why do architects have so little power in the UK built environment, even when their work shapes housing, public space, procurement and the way cities function?
Stephen Drew speaks with Jay Morton, Director at Bell Phillips Architects, housing campaigner and RIBA presidential candidate, about what i…
What does it really take to build a long-term architecture career inside a global practice?
Stephen Drew speaks with Francesco Casella, Director at KPF, about career growth, working at scale, and what young architecture professionals can learn from staying, developing and leading inside one major…
Running an architecture practice is not just about design. It is fees, hiring, risk, clients, culture, profit and learning how to keep the studio moving without losing the work you care about.
Stephen Drew speaks with Tim, co-founder of nimtim architects, a design-led practice in South London, ab…
How do you future proof an architecture career when BIM, computational design and AI are changing what practices value?
Stephen Drew speaks with Ami Nigam, Head of Design Technology at Benoy, about design technology, international career moves and how to build skills that still matter as the prof…
If you are trying to get hired in architecture or interior design, sending the same CV and portfolio to every studio is not enough.
In this Kingston University session, Stephen Drew shares practical advice for students, graduates and early-career designers trying to land roles in London and the w…
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