EP 026024 September 2026 · 45 min
What Architecture Employers Actually Look For
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Architecture practices are rarely taught how to balance design ambition, client relationships and commercial reality. In this episode, Markus Seifermann of Seifermann Architects explains how adaptability, collaboration and a willingness to learn have shaped a multidisciplinary studio.
They get into winning unfamiliar projects, building a people-focused team, diversifying into film and events, hiring for entrepreneurial thinking, rebranding the practice, and using AI without handing over responsibility. Practical lessons for architects and designers navigating clients, careers, technology and the changing expectations of practice.
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