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Architectural Job Starter Kit | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

I have almost always worked in small firms – except for that one time when I didn’t, which wasn’t a bad year but it cemented in my mind that my skill set is better suited for a small architectural firm. Here are my Top 5 Reasons to work in a Small Architectural Firm: 1.

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How To Get Published as a Small Firm Architect

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Publication is a form of social proof indicating that our designs are worthy of our prospective clients’ attention. Assemble a collection of your best works and publish your own monograph to share with prospects and clients. For some it’s a right of passage – a testament to hard work and years of focus.

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James Inedu-George: Redefining Architecture in Nigeria and Beyond

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The Foundation of HTL Africa: A Vision for Change HTL Africa was born in 2010 out of James Inedu-George’s determination to address systemic challenges in African cities. He envisioned cities that prioritize adaptability, sustainability, and cultural relevance—values that guide every project his firm undertakes. Yet, he persisted.

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Architects and the AIA | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

In 2010, I was recognized for my efforts and was presented with the AIA Dallas Young Architect of the Year. You have a good career, you do right by your clients, you provide a service that is respected and rewarded. Well-rounded, fulfilled people make great ‘beacons’ to the community (and prospective clients… !).

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You Make Your Own Opportunities | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

As a result of all this extra time working – along with working in a small firm, I was given opportunities very early on in my career and I was able to take advantage of them. This meant that I could spend as much time as I wanted working on a design problem as long as I met the overall deadline.

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Post Vacation Hangover | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

One of the best things about working in a small firm is also one of the worst – you are responsible for getting your own work done. Things have changed from when I worked in a large firm – the teams were larger and there were a group of people responsible for getting a task completed. Paul’s.

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Your Behavior Matters | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

I recently did a video interview as part of an ongoing AIA Small Firms Roundtable series. I feel very grateful for the clients, contractors and consultants that I currently work with on a daily basis. Didn’t the client/owner of the commercial building intervene at any point?

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