ArchiPath Abdulraheem Abdulkabir olakunle

Although they have some similarities, the Architecture in school is quite different from the real life practice of Architecture. From the mode of work to the type of work done, all have common but different scenarios and experiences.
One of the biggest mistakes one can make as a student/graduate of Architecture is to think that the two are the same thing and what will make you (or has made you) excel in the school of Architecture is the same as that which goes for the real life practice of Architecture.
Discussed on this episode are the little but big differences of the two and their common characteristics.
Listen and enjoy....🙂🙂

All construction professionals such as civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers, quantity surveyors, and Architects have important roles in the construction process. Among them all, Architects are usually chosen as the project managers in construction projects
Oftentimes, Architects are referred to as the "Teamleader" in building/construction team. There are big and important reasons for that.
Although, sometimes the role of a project manager can be determined by the client or which among the professionals iappear to be more competent from the client's perspective. Sometimes it is who is more closer to the client. (Connection)🤐
Despite some of these criteria, Architects are usually chosen as the Teamleader. Listen to this episode to find out why....enjoy 😉

The importance of Architects in any society that is willing to grow cannot be overemphasized, Architects are needed to shape the look of the surroundings with not just their physical planning knowledge, but also with their futuristic ways of thinking and space management.
In a world of various industries, Architects fall into many of these industries ; Building Construction, Art, Automobile, Planning and so on..
A project from the any of the above mentioned industries that lacks the presence of an Architect is very close to failing.
From the smallest to the biggest project, Architects are needed.
listen to this episode to find out why......enjoy.

This episode welcomes you to the year 2021 and gives a summary of the journey of this podcast from startup to the last episode of the year 2020.

The journey this year is going to be a bit different from that of 2020 as I'll be focusing not just on young Architects, but also on client and the different bodies of Architecture in Nigeria.
Guests will also be featured, trust me it is going to be a beautiful journey. Get started by listening to this..

"...........despite studying for 4 to 5 years to bag their undergraduate degrees, with hardwork and perseverance, many students of Architecture tend to lose passion for what they have given their sweat, time and money for.
It is absolutely normal to feel tired and exhausted but it is never okay to have the 'I quit' mindset. This episode will help you regain your lost passion and love for Architecture and get you back on track."

"This episode focuses on some useful and important tips to help you through supervision on your first day at a construction site as a young Architect. Site works are not what they seem to be, they could be overwhelming and stressful, if not properly prepared for, they could be frustrating which mostly portrays one as incompetent..." Listen & enjoy.