Archipod Jade Atkins

Hello and welcome to episode 14 of Archipod.



Today I am joined by Daniel Goodricke and Luke Murray. Daniel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture and Built Environment at Northumbria University. Daniel works with a range of years, including the architect (level 7) degree apprenticeship. Luke is a senior lecturer at Ravensbourne University London, leading the BA (Hons) Architecture course. Luke previously worked at London South Bank University where he was involved in discussions with the trailblazer group that created the standard for Architecture degree apprenticeships (levels 6 and 7).



Both Daniel and Luke are authors of "Architecture Apprenticeship Handbook" which is described as "A one-stop guide to the level 7 architecture apprenticeship, taking you through key stages of your journey with guidance, precedents and case studies."



The book is being published by the RIBA and is available to preorder through RIBA books. It will also be available in different bookshops nationwide including Amazon and WHSmith. The handbook is due to be published around June time.



In this episode, we speak about what an architecture degree apprenticeship is. Luke and Daniel offer advice and information to both prospective degree apprenticeship students and mentors/practices.



Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy!



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https://www.ribabooks.com/architecture-apprenticeship-handbook_9781915722102#:~:text=A%20one%2Dstop%20guide%20to,guidance%2C%20precedents%20and%20case%20studies.&text=So%2C%20you%20are%20considering%20an,likely%20have%20lots%20of%20questions.



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Hello and welcome to episode 13 of Archipod,



I cannot believe that this episode marks the end of our Bachelor's degree, such a long and crazy journey and what better way to reflect on our experience at university? This episode was actually recorded before our degree show but during the move from Newcastle, I lost the recording. Now that I am back in Newcastle and have found the recording (whewwww) I can finally share this episode. I am not going to lie, this episode is chaotic but if you know us then that will make perfect sense and I hope nonetheless you enjoy it!



In this episode, we reflect on our journey throughout our bachelor's and how we found third-year Architecture. I think that third year was definitely the year I flourished and I am so thankful to my peers and mentors for supporting me throughout my studies. Northumbria is where Archipod was born and I will continue to look back with happy memories.



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Hello and Welcome to episode 12 of Archipod!

After a small break, Archipod is back! In this episode, I am joined by Rob Charlton. Rob is currently chief executive at Spacegroup, which is the "umbrella" role over several companies including SPACE Architects (UK). Rob shows great passion and positivity toward fighting climate change and today we discuss how we, as architects, can help reduce the carbon footprint in the construction and occupation of buildings. Climate change is not new to anyone and it's really easy to feel helpless, but we as the new generation of architects have a role to play in combatting climate change and to quote Rob, "Challenges are opportunities".



I came out of the recording session feeling inspired, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Thank you for your continued support.



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Hello and welcome to episode 11 of Archipod.



Today I am joined by Cameron, who is an associate professor at Northumbria University. In this episode we discuss Cameron's journey to becoming a theorist and an academic. Cameron discusses what it is like to study for a PhD in Architecture and how this shaped his "critical thinking" in the world of Architecture. We also discuss how architectural theory can enrich your design work in practice. Cameron has a really interesting insight into how theory relates to not only design but to life in general.

thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy!



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Hello and welcome to episode 10 of Archipod!

Today I am joined by Oliver and Imogen who both work at MawsonKerr Architects (a small practice based in Newcastle Upon Tyne) and in this episode, we discuss the different routes into architectural careers. Imogen is working as a part II Architectural designer at MawsonKerr and currently doing her Part II through the degree apprenticeship at Northumbria University, she discusses what it is like to work alongside her studies as well as the route to part III as a DA student. Oliver is a fully qualified architect and works full-time as a project architect at MawsonKerr, he is also a trustee of the Northern architectural association and in this episode, he discusses his experience through Masters and Part III as well as working alongside his Masters.



Thank you for listening and enjoy!



** I apologise for any background noises, we recorded this episode in MawsonKerr's working office (which is really cool by the way) **



I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has listened so far. If someone told me a year ago that I have recorded, edited and released 10 episodes of an architecture podcast, I would have laughed in their face. I am so thankful for everyone who has participated in the episodes so far, I can't believe that I get to talk and discuss architecture with people that I look up to and admire so much. A huge reason I started Archipod was because of the lack of information there was about architectural education and careers, I had a lot of questions and I knew everyone else did too. I started my degree in covid, and I found it difficult to put myself out there and ask the questions that I wanted to ask, so I thought "hey, why not start an architecture podcast?" but I never thought it would become what it has. I've learnt a lot through these podcasts and I feel prepared to move into my architectural career. I hope it has helped you as much as it has helped me and thank you for listening to ten episodes of my dumb voice :)



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Hello and welcome to episode 9 of Archipod, today I am joined by Ian Crow from Ryder Architecture. Ian is a partner at Ryder Architecture and he is also a Year 3 external tutor at Northumbria University. In this episode, Ian talks about his architectural career and how it started when he was a part 1. Ian and I also discuss what it is like to work at a large practice like Ryder (North East).



Thank you for listening and enjoy!



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