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EP 01813 October 2023 · 1 hr 4 min

Drawing Attention To Architecture In The Age Of Social Media, Ft. Hamza Shaikh

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Drawing Attention To Architecture In The Age Of Social Media, Ft. Hamza Shaikh

Architecture content now sits between drawing, social media, AI tools, authorship and the very human need for ideas that feel considered and original.

Stephen Drew speaks with Hamza Shaikh about architectural drawing, social media, AI, ethics, image generation, education, practice and how architects can use digital tools without turning design into a commodity.

The conversation covers:

How drawing and process can build attention around architecture

Why human creativity still matters in an AI-heavy media environment

What ethical and legal risks architects should consider when using AI tools

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Hamza Shaikh

Gensler. Guest on episode 0181.

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Practice

Gensler

5 projects on Architecture Social.

Open Gensler

London, United Kingdom

The Acre

A 1980s Brutalist building in Covent Garden is transformed into a lower-carbon workplace with new public-facing entrances, terraces and a seven-storey atrium.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

CamLIFE

Three existing Cambridge office buildings are repositioned as flexible laboratories and workplaces for life-science companies of different scales.

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