The ArchAdemia Podcast | The life of an Architect
Dive into our engaging architecture podcast series for exclusive insights into the world of being an architect. As practice owners, we discuss our experiences, share strategies for navigating studies, and offer invaluable advice on tackling real-life challenges in your career.
In this podcast we walk you through how & when to choose the right consultants throughout a project's lifetime as an Architect.
In this episode of the ArchAdemia podcast we sit down with the amazing Victoria Farrow, subject lead at the Leicester School of Architecture, De Montfort University.
We touch on how to pick the right course & university, how to navigate your degree, masters, healthy working habits, networking, building a personal brand and more.
In this podcast we go through the creation of our practice, Studio RBA, the ups & downs of running a practice and how we've developed the perfect working day.
In this episode of the ArchAdemia podcast, we invite our first ever guest and it's a cracker! Magnus Strom is the founder of world renowned architecture practice Strom Architects.
Welcome back to the ArchAdemia podcast. In this episode we discuss the next steps for an Architect after completion of the degree show, and we give you 10 tips for starting work in an Architectural practice.
Welcome back to the ArchAdemia podcast for the third and final instalment that will be discussing the journey to become an architect in the UK.
Welcome back to the ArchAdemia podcast in this episode, the second in the series, we talk about how to succeed in university at Master’s level.
Welcome back to the ArchAdemia podcast. In this episode, we talk about how to succeed at university at degree level.
On this podcast we’ll be covering the design process for architects. What is the design process? How does it vary for individuals and what are the different stages?
We are delighted to introduce the very first ArchAdemia podcast. The idea behind the podcast is to firstly give our members an insight to us as architects and secondly as people.
