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How can architecture firms navigate both global and local challenges? In this clip from the Buildings 2.0 podcast, Rutger Huiberts, AIA, Design Director at KPF, explains why adapting to changing regulations and local environments can be a challenge in architecture, but worth it if architects design with local teams to understand diverse regulations and ensure consistent quality. Balancing global expertise with local knowledge helps deliver successful projects across various contexts. Tune in to Buildings 2.0 to learn more: 🔊 Listen on Apple: https://lnkd.in/eR_8WBbY 🎵 Tune in on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eUwB6x8a #architects #architecture #infrastructureinnovation #realestate #urbanplanning #urbandevelopment

In this clip Eddie (Edward Omondi) talks about the difference between how architecture is perceived while at university and then his experience working in the real world. He touches on the number of different stakeholders that need to work together to make a project happen. He then speaks on the reality that designers need to understand that though they can address some, design in itself cannot solve all of the world’s problems.   Check out the full episode here: YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g9DnSUTX   Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gF9NNqZt   #ArchitectureProfession #ProjectManagement #ProfessionalDevelopment #ConstructionIndustry #DesignConstraints #ArchitecturalPractice #ClientRelations #UrbanDesign #ProfessionalChallenges #ArchitectureStudents

The other morning, a potential client reminded us of this unique conversion that we helped one of our clients achieve. While discussing similar projects with this potential client, we mentioned there's actually a two-part episode on Grand Designs about this one! As we searched for the link, the title caught our attention: "Is this Grand Designs' Most Controversial Conversion Yet?" Think it lives up to the name? We’re curious to see what our potential client thinks after watching it! Have you seen the episode? What did you think about the final outcome? Why not share your thoughts in the comments below! Link to trailer: https://buff.ly/3QHKOYI #conversion #architecture #historylovers #modernliving

Our latest episode, #103, featuring Matthew Ace Hagerty's journey from Structural Engineering to Superhero By Design, launched last Tuesday! 🏡 You can tune in now for insights on real estate success, setting expectations, and unleashing investment creativity. Don't miss the inspiration and wisdom! 🎧 #RealEstateSuperhero #CreativeInvesting

A must-watch! I couldn't have said it better! Amazing video by Dimitar Pouchnikov where he goes straight to the point and describes one of the worst parts of the creative industry (especially architecture). Everyone who studied and/or works in architecture has been through this. Follow UH Studio Design Academy and the YouTube channel for great talks about architecture and how to use Blender in the architecture field. #architecture #lifeofanarchitect #archistudent #architecturestudent #studentlife #creativeindustry #architecturedesign #podcast #podcastepisode #worklifebalance #designindustry #creatives #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #burnout

Getting dimensions “right” is actually harder than it sounds, and a lot of people don’t understand (1) what’s beneficial, (2) what’s needed, and (3) which dimensions, arrows, arrowheads, connectors, and lettering scales are important. Join us for another episode of the Designers Show! 🗓️ Friday, May 17, 2024 🕙 10 AM Pacific, 11 AM MT, 12 PM Central, 1 PM Eastern RSVP: https://lnkd.in/duf__G9 Bring your Chief Architect and Design questions, and we'll do our best to get you some answers. Got something to share? Join us, and we'll bring you into the conversation. #ChiefExperts #DesignersShow #ChiefArchitectLiveStream

Ego has no place in the design process, whether architect, artist, or planner. Check out more insights like this in our latest episode with Elgin Cleckley of Empathic Design. https://loom.ly/Aqg5kuc #empathy #empathicdesign #empathic

Good content. Worth listening especially if you are an architect. This touches upon the usual challenges that architects face in a large organisation.

Buckle up because we're about to talk budgets on the on the Road to 1000. In number 4️⃣ for 2018, we have Episode 384 with Sarah Magness: Practical Strategies for Talking Budgets. Architectural Designer Sarah Magness, founder of Studio Magness, joined me for a great conversation about the best ways to discuss budget with clients. This is often a really tricky area of business, but Sarah has straightforward and savvy advice. We talk about how to approach the topic, how to estimate a budget on the spot, and the importance of clear and direct communication. Be sure to listen ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eJgg_-sj #RoadTo1000 #2018Top5 #awelldesignedbusiness #interiordesignpodcast #luannnigara

Managing client expectations is crucial in any business. In architecture, striking a balance between accommodating client requests and ensuring ample time for the work is essential. The industry is often criticized for overpromising and underdelivering, but the reality is different. Most of the time, we strive to exceed expectations, yet clients may not fully grasp the effort required to fulfill their requests. Remember, just because it's fast, doesn't mean it's easy! Tune into the full episode of The Curious Builder Podcast with Jackson Strom, AIA as we explore the inner workings of operating an architecture firm. Sponsors: Hellmuth & Johnson, Adaptive and Pella Windows & Doors, Pella Northland #ClientExpectations #ArchitectureIndustry #WorkBalance