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In this episode of Dialogues in Design, Nikita speaks with Ayush Hazare, an architect, researcher and academician. Ayush shares how he adopted a participatory design approach for his undergrad thesis and how he wants to be a 'social' architect. He shares how he designs for the community with the community and much more
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In this episode of Dialogues in Design, Chris shares his journey from a traditional architectural career to becoming a mentor, content creator, and advocate for career growth in architecture. Together, we explore confidence, communication, personal branding, and the mindset needed to build a meaningful career in a rapidly evolving profession.
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Breaking into the UK architecture industry isn't easy, especially as an international graduate. In this episode, Abdur Raafay shares practical advice on gaining relevant experience, building a standout portfolio, networking effectively, and turning rejection into growth. We discuss how he went through the process and what he found helpful.
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In this episode of Dialogues in Design, Nikita speaks with Moritz Rietschel, co-founder of Raven, a company working at the frontier of AI capabilities and CAD. His work builds on research at UC Berkeley exploring how early large language models can be integrated into CAD as AI collaborative tools, alongside work in robotic fabrication.
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In this episode of Dialogues in Design: Early Career Conversations, Nikita speaks with architect, educator, researcher, and founder of NTAR, Nicolas Turchi. Nicolas shares his journey from architecture school in Italy to working with some great architects, before establishing his own research-driven practice and pursuing a parallel career in academia.
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In this episode of Dialogues in Design: Early Career Conversations, Nikita talks to Erin Pellegrino. Erin Pellegrino is a registered architect, educator, and co-founder of Out of Architecture: a career platform and community helping architects understand and expand their value within and beyond traditional practice.
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In this episode, Nikita speaks with Tim Ung, a New York based architect whose professional work focuses on behavioural health facilities and whose parallel YouTube practice explores conceptual residential design. The conversation traces Tim’s journey from uncertainty in architectural education to developing a clear, human-centred approach to practice grounded in empathy, communication, and mentorship.
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