The Importance And Impact Of Architecture Mentoring, Ft Dhruv Gulabchande

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Dhruv Gulabchande Narrative PracticeEducation & Qualification

Mentoring in architecture can change how students and early-career professionals understand their options, build confidence and get practical feedback when they need it most.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Dhruv Gulabchande about architecture mentoring, Narrative Practice, design reviews, workshops, students, Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 support, access, representation, confidence and practical advice for CVs and portfolios.

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Why architecture mentoring matters for students and early-career professionals

How Narrative Practice supports people across different study stages

Why hybrid mentoring can make support more accessible

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Hello everyone. And welcome. And thank you for joining us on this late special. I am so pleased because actually we've got an awesome guest here and I saw what they were up to on LinkedIn, on Instagram, ~actually. I think I've seen on LinkedIn as well. And ~I was so impressed because, as mentoring and supporting others in the community is a real close theme that I'm passionate about as well.
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Without further ado, we have Drav from Narrative Practice also collaborating on an effort with~ let me bring it up now, my brain's gone, it is ~HFM, Architects and designers. Drav, welcome to the stage. How are you? very much. Yeah. Gosh, you've got a clap going there in the background too. Yeah, not too bad.

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