EP 019820 February 2024 · 42 min
What on earth is Part 4 in Architecture?! Ft. Neal Shasore at London School of Architecture
41:52Part 4 is a useful way to talk about what happens after qualification: lifelong learning, specialism, leadership and the skills architects need as practice changes.
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Stephen Drew speaks with Neal Shasore, Head of School and Chief Executive at the London School of Architecture, about professional development, modular learning, heritage, practice knowledge and the future of architectural education.
The conversation covers:
What Part 4 means and why lifelong learning matters
How professional knowledge can move between practice and education
Why modular learning could make architecture education more accessible
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Hello everyone. Are you in that CPD? We're looking at that double glazing boring window. Your mind's melting. Was it worth that Pret sandwich? I don't know. You tell me. Well, in 30 seconds, 26 seconds, it's going to be more interesting than I'll tell you right now. Good. Okay. We're getting there.
Hello everyone and welcome to this live stream special. I am so excited you are here and it's a lunchtime. Maybe
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