City of London, United Kingdom · 2022
Duo, 280 Bishopsgate
A 300,000 sq ft retrofit that gives a former bank building new entrances, flexible offices, wellness space and roof terraces.
EP 001628 September 2020 · 47 min
YouTube · 46:40Audio only · Transistor00:00 · Introduction and Technical Difficulties16 chapters ↓
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Founder interviews are useful because they reveal what a practice values when the work is real, the deadlines are live and hiring decisions matter.
Stephen Drew speaks with Petr Esposito about building Thirdway Architecture, lockdown, Thirdway Interiors, starting and growing a practice, team culture, interviewing, hiring, Ravensbourne, the Bartlett, homelessness research and the origins of Architecture Social.
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What founders look for when interviewing and hiring
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Stephen Drew
Hi everyone, I am Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social and I am here with Peter from Third Way Architecture. Oh, Peter. Hello. How are you?
Petr Esposito
I'm good. I'm very good. How are you doing? Yeah, I
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Anomaly Architecture (formerly Thirdway Architecture). Guest on episode 0016.
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5 projects on Architecture Social.
Open Anomaly Architecture (formerly Thirdway Architecture) →City of London, United Kingdom · 2022
A 300,000 sq ft retrofit that gives a former bank building new entrances, flexible offices, wellness space and roof terraces.
Bristol, United Kingdom
Two contrasting Bristol buildings, one Art Deco and one Brutalist, retrofitted as connected office-led schemes with active ground floors.
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