Can an Architectural Technologist run a successful Architecture Business? Ft. Jon Clayton

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Jon Clayton Architecture Business ClubPractice Growth & Fees

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Architecture businesses are not only built by one type of professional. Architectural technologists can bring technical focus, delivery knowledge and a practical view of how small practices really work.

Stephen Drew speaks with Jon Clayton about his route as a chartered architectural technologist, setting up his own practice, building visibility, finding clients and balancing project work with marketing, sales and finance.

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Routes into architectural technology and professional recognition

How Jon tested a side project before going full time

Why visibility, specialism and local relationships matter

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Stephen Drew
Hello everyone! My goodness, London Build is over, my voice is wrecked, but the show goes on! That's right, I can't wait. Christmas round the corner, can you hear it? In Asda's, they're already playing the Christmas music! What's going on? Anyways. Back to the show, 20 seconds. We're going to learn about the other side of architecture here.
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It's not all about the architects, oh my God. My, my bell is loud today. Love it. Seven seconds. Hello everyone. And welcome to this live stream special. I am so excited you're here. It's Friday. If you're down in the pub and you're

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