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EP 01204 May 2022 · 33 min

Collaboration between Academia and Practices within Architecture ft. Satwinder Samra

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Collaboration between Academia and Practices within Architecture ft. Satwinder Samra

Architecture education and practice can feel disconnected, but collaboration between universities, studios and industry can make both sides stronger.

Stephen Drew speaks with Satwinder Samra about collaboration between academia, architecture practices and industry, including the University of Sheffield, collaborative practice, education, professional relationships and how schools and studios can work together.

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Why collaboration between academia and practice matters

How universities can build stronger industry relationships

What practices can learn from academic environments

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Satwinder Samra

University of Sheffield. Guest on episode 0120.

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University of Sheffield

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