The Architecture Firm Franchise The Pride Road Franchise grew out of Founder Lisa Raynes’ refusal to accept that there was only one way for a woman to have an architecture career and a family life. She built her practice in the domestic sector, and then invested to turn her business into one that other ambitious archit

Michele Grace Hottel, AIA I has been practicing Architecture with her namesake firm since 1994 and is licensed in the states of California and Arizona. Prior to that she worked in Architecture and Engineering firms before, during and after attending Cal Poly, Pomona for Architecture. Ms. Hottel has been a Commissioner

Ming Cheng is an architect, town planner, urban designer and educator with over 20 years of professional experience practicing as an architect and urbanist. He worked on a diverse range of projects both in the UK, the US and overseas, from one-off urban infill housing project on behalf of Islington Council, school and

About Dimitrij Registered & chartered architect. I research, imagine, design, invent, construct, tinker, consult, explore & solve puzzles!! Sometimes I sketch, film, build physical & digital models.  Ultimately designing experiences through tangible environments of landscape & infrastructure.   YouTube https://www.yout

- Where do you find clients in the first place? - How do you reach out to clients? - How often do you follow up with people? - How do you structure your week/month? (how much time do you spend on marketing/business development/doing actual architectural work? - Charging by the hour/by project/ percentage on the cost of

A chat about honing all-important networking skills - what works and how to close the deal. In earlier podcasts Lisa and her guests have explored the benefits of networking , and how to start to take joy in doing so – networking is one key business skill that often stretches architects out of their comfort zone. So how