EP 008927 July 2021 · 53 min
Benjamin Champion - Slaying Dragons, Running for the RIBA Council and discussing a little bit of Architecture.
53:29This archive conversation works best now as a snapshot of community, technology and professional voice, rather than as a time-sensitive election post.
About this conversation
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.
The conversation covers:
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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- · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Hello, everyone.
Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects projects
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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.
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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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