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EP 00262 November 2020 · 40 min

David Drews, Design Director of Allied London

39:51

A client-side architecture role can be a strong move if you want to apply design judgement inside a developer, estate, client or owner organisation.

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Stephen Drew speaks with David Drews from Allied London about client-side architecture roles, in-house design teams, TP Bennett, Steven Marshall Architects, Manchester projects, design quality, delivery roles, career transitions and creativity during lockdown.

The conversation covers:

How in-house design roles differ from traditional practice roles

Why client-side work needs design judgement and commercial awareness

How delivery architects and in-house teams protect design quality

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  1. · Stephen Drew

    Stephen Drew

    Good morning, everyone. I am Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social. And today I am joined by a very special guest David Drews, who I've known for a few years. David Drews, who is design director now at Allied London. David. Hello. How are you? Hi Steven. How you doing? I'm alright. It's a bit of a crazy week, isn't it?

  2. Good thing we're gonna be on audio 'cause I wouldn't want to see the viewers to see my hair right now, . But other than that, I mean it's professional hours. I can see you are in the office right now, is that correct? Yes. Yeah. Fantastic. The show goes on, obviously complying with all safety requirements and everything, but we are, we're in a new world.

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