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HarrisonKornberg Highlight ⭐ We asked HarrisonKornberg Architects Architect, Ben Sauceda, “what is your favorite part of the design process?” 🤔 ➡️ His response: “My favorite part of the design process is learning what allows the end users to do their very best work and then developing the program and building design with them in a way that addresses all those needs and goals. When you collaborate with your project stakeholders in such a way that you learn from them, and they from you, everyone on the team becomes fully invested and those are the kinds of working relationships that yield the greatest and most successful projects." #HKASpotlight #askanarchitect #architectquestions #architecthighlight #designprocess

Title: The blueprint of success: relating Gothic Architecture to Timeless business strategy. Gothic Architecture is defined my its grandeur and intricate details, much like a strong business strategy. Just as flying buttresses support tall structures, innovative support systems lift businesses to new heights. #businessgrowth #architectureinnovation

Asking the right questions and listening carefully can make you a truly exceptional architect In this episode of Architects Who Win, Rolf Louis explores how asking thoughtful questions and listening deeply can elevate your architectural practice. https://lnkd.in/eds-jGMD

At Fawley Bryant Architecture, we are committed to transparent and meaningful conversations. The barriers we’re overcoming and the remarkable outcomes we’re achieving are amazing to be a part of. While surface-level chats are easy, it’s the deep, courageous dialogues that drive real change, foster growth, and strengthen connections. Embrace the tough topics—your bravery leads to transformative results.

Snarkitecture: Ever looked at an architectural design and thought what is going on here? Architecture and design duo, Tom and Megan, are back again and reacting to crazy designs in this new episode of Snarkitecture!

How can we make our architecture and architectural thinking more accessible to the general public? Robert Evans and Mohammed Khizr discuss how important it is for the quality of our public spaces that we communicate the emotive aspects of our architecture, and architectural thinking, to excite audiences about the potential of good design, and to make the industry as accessible as possible to the general public 📢🏛👥 Full episode: https://lnkd.in/eZnrzi27

Asking the right questions and listening carefully can make you a truly exceptional architect In this episode of Architects Who Win, Rolf Louis explores how asking thoughtful questions and listening deeply can elevate your architectural practice. https://lnkd.in/egPj_xfT

We’re thrilled with this stunning feature on SimpsonHaugh in Quarter 32, a publication by Solus. Written by Conleth Buckley, the feature is the second piece in their Under the Table series – a collection of interviews with prominent thinkers and practitioners in Architecture and Design. The series aims to explore the experiences that create an architect and how these experiences inform their practise. Conleth met with Co-Founding Partners Ian Simpson and Rachel Haugh, learning about their journey from a competition practice run in their spare time to the globally significant practice SimpsonHaugh is today. The piece beautifully covers the history of the practice and features some of our most significant projects to date. A huge thank you to Solus for including us in their publication. Read the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/es269Qqs #architects #architeture #feature #collaboration

At MA, creativity and collaboration are at the heart of what we do! Our new series has the team tackling “Top Four” questions weekly. Heather and Iris kicked it off with: What are your four favorite architectural styles? #myefski #teamactivity #architecturalstyles