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EP 019927 February 2024 · 45 min

What is it like to work at HLW Architects? Ft. Bronte Turner

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Practice culture matters when you are choosing where to work. The right studio is not just a name on a CV, it shapes the projects, people and opportunities around you.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Bronte Turner about HLW Architects, workplace design, international careers, AI, practice culture and what candidates should think about when researching architecture firms.

The conversation covers:

What HLW Architects does and how the practice has evolved

How Bronte's career moved from Australia to London

Why workplace design and client ambition shape studio culture

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  1. · Stephen Drew

    Stephen Drew

    Hello, hello. It's Thursday. One more day. Christmas is almost here. I was in Asda's yesterday and they were playing Christmas songs already. My goodness. All right. I want you to put the Revit model away. Just, I don't know. It's lunchtime. Take a chill pill. We're going to learn all about some cool stuff and a practice you may or may not have heard of.

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HLW Architects projects

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  • Cambridge, United Kingdom

    Roku Cambridge

    A 90,000 sq ft Cambridge workplace integrating specialist technology laboratories with collaborative and social spaces.

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  • Paddington, London, United Kingdom

    Kingfisher

    A 25,000 sq ft Paddington headquarters shaped around activity-based work and a measured 78% embodied-carbon reduction.

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