Leaving Architecture to REMAP digital design, ft. Jack Stewart and Ben Porter

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Jack Stewart RemapCareer Change & New Directions

Digital design careers can sit between architecture, BIM, data, automation, communication and software. That makes them hard to define, but increasingly valuable.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Jack Stewart and Ben Porter about leaving traditional architecture roles to build REMAP, how digital design works in practice and why technology specialists are becoming more important in the built environment.

The conversation covers:

Why Jack and Ben moved from architecture practice into digital design

How REMAP approaches technology, automation and data-led communication

What digital design means beyond BIM production

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0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Thank you. Hello, hello, hello. Let's get ready. We're going to remap architecture. And if you know what that means and you're in Manchester, you get brownie points. But for the rest of you, all this digital goodness is coming your way in 26 seconds. All right. Hello, everyone. And welcome to this live stream special. I appreciate you here. We're going to talk about something special. Now, I
1:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
know these guys. from back in the day. And they were the good students. I was there, I was all right. I got my 2. 1, but there was things I could have improved on. So we've fast forwarded to an interesting time because we've all passed.

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