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EP 008927 July 2021 · 53 min

Benjamin Champion - Slaying Dragons, Running for the RIBA Council and discussing a little bit of Architecture.

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00:00 · Opening season two with Benjamin Champion9 chapters ↓

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Benjamin Champion - Slaying Dragons, Running for the RIBA Council and discussing a little bit of Architecture.

This archive conversation works best now as a snapshot of community, technology and professional voice, rather than as a time-sensitive election post.

Stephen Drew speaks with Benjamin Champion in an archive conversation about Architecture Social community, technology, RIBA Council context, public perception, architectural assistants, education and the value of a young professional voice.

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How Architecture Social community conversations were developing

Why technology and informal spaces can help people connect

What the 2021 RIBA Council context raised for young professionals

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Benjamin Champion

Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects. Guest on episode 0089.

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Practice

Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects

3 projects on Architecture Social.

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Fort Worth, Texas, United States · 2018

Fort Worth Data Center

A 500,000-square-foot hyperscale facility combines phased delivery, outside-air cooling and renewable power across the first two data halls of a larger Texas campus.

Prineville, Oregon, United States · 2011

Prineville Data Center

A 332,000-square-foot data centre uses evaporative cooling, rainwater reuse and a restrained precast envelope shaped by Oregon's high-desert setting.

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