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Stephen Drew
Founder · Part II Architectural Assistant
Greater London · Stephen founded Architecture Social and hosts the podcast. He also coaches architects one to one on where their career goes next.

- Background
- Part II Architectural Assistant
- Specialisms
- ABS Ambassador · FRSA · REC
- Support
- Candidates and hiring managers
About
The person behind the work.
A career built around people.
Stephen is the Founder of Architecture Social and an ambassador for the Architects Benevolent Society, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a professional member of the Recruitment Employment Confederation and the Association of Professional Staffing Companies.
He is a Part II Architectural Assistant. He hosts the Architecture Social Podcast and offers career coaching.
How Stephen can help
Careers, hiring and conversations.
If you are looking
Speak to Stephen about a role, career coaching or the podcast.
If you are hiring
Talk to Stephen about hiring, partnerships or coaching for your practice.
Experience and specialisms
What I bring to the conversation.
- ABS Ambassador
- FRSA
- REC
- APSCO
- Part II
- Greater London
- ABS Ambassador
- ABS Ambassador
- FRSA
- FRSA
- REC
- REC
- APSCO
- APSCO
- Part II
- Part II
- Greater London
- Greater London
On the podcast
Conversations with Stephen.
Episode 261 · 22 OCT 2026
How AHMM Survived Its First Five Years
Episode 260 · 24 SEPT 2026
What Architecture Employers Actually Look For
Episode 259 · 2 SEPT 2026
Architects Won’t Work the Same After This
Coaching
Time for your next step.
Power Hour
60 minutes. Career, CV, portfolio or interview.
£300
Book and pay in the Shop.
30-minute call
Microsoft Teams. One focused career question.
£150
Book and pay in the Shop.
Community coaching
RSVP to community sessions. Practice coaching stays by enquiry.
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