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Hosted by Australian Design Review · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 8 episodes
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Welcome to ‘Designing Futures’, a conversation about the many paths to becoming a good leader and impacting change in architecture, interior design and product design.This podcast is brought to you by Australian Design Review’s 30UNDER30 program. Each episode, the 30UNDER30 and their esteemed industry mentors exchange pivotal career moments and advice. They also confront the challenges and opportunities facing design today.
Australian Design Review hosts Designing Futures, a arts show with 8 episodes published.
Part two of this episode picks up the conversation from part one about choosing between specialist or generalist in architecture and design. The focus shifts to the workplace, as 30UNDER30 host Claire Oh asks guests to g
To be or not to be: generalist versus specialist in A+D. Our 30UNDER30 host and BVN associate Claire Oh delves into the pros and cons of finding a singular calling and becoming a specialist in architecture and interior d
Part two of this episode picks up the conversation about designing a legacy from part one. 30UNDER30 host and Hayball associate Eilish Barry digs deeper with guests into the practical steps of designing a legacy and the
What does it mean to create a legacy in the architecture and design industry and why does it matter? How do you distill your values and set goals that, should you achieve them, would make you proud when you look back on
In this episode of Designing Futures, three Australian architects and designers discuss the life-changing left turns they have taken in their careers. Part two sees our 30UNDER30 host Nicole Tan, an associate at HDR, ask
In this episode of Designing Futures, three Australian architects and designers discuss the life-changing left turns they have taken in their careers. Part one sees our 30UNDER30 host Nicole Tan, an associate at HDR, ask
Part two of the ‘Empowering Women in Design’ episode continues the conversation from part one between Nancy Beka from Studio Edwards, Simone Carter from GroupGSA, and Sophia Leopardi and Caroline Cameron from Williams Bu
In this episode, you'll hear from some of Australia's leading female designers about how they made the most of opportunities that came their way. Studio Edwards co-director and 30UNDER30 alum Nancy Beka asks industry lea
This episode gives emerging architects and designers the tools they need to step into their future and transition from team member to leader. Richards Stanisich graduate of architecture and 30UNDER30 alum Nguyen Le asks
This episode gives emerging architects and designers the tools they need to step into their future and transition from team member to leader. Richards Stanisich graduate of architecture and 30UNDER30 alum Nguyen Le asks
Rebecca Yeo
Billard Leece Partnership
2 appearances on this show
Dom Cerantonio
Cera Stribley
2 appearances on this show
Juliette Arent
Arent&Pyke
2 appearances on this show
Rosie Morley
Hassell
2 appearances on this show
Ninotschka Titchkosky
BVN
2 appearances on this show
Sophia Leopardi
Williams Burton Leopardi
2 appearances on this show
Nancy Beka
Studio Edwards
1 appearance on this show
Simone Carter
GroupGSA
2 appearances on this show
Brian Clohessy
BVN
2 appearances on this show
Ben Pomroy
Rothelowman
2 appearances on this show
Cate Cowlishaw
HDR
2 appearances on this show
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