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On average I deal with 8-12 projects a week…..
On average I deal with 8-12 projects a week. Some are on site, some in handover and aftercare, some in concept, some in preconstruction feasiblity, some in DPP stage. I have a book for every 2 projects minimum (flip upside down working towards the middle) to manage general specific notes…
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Next time you design a piece of joinery…..
Next time you design a piece of joinery i.e. a bar, reception desk, seating unit in a restaurant, ask yourself the following questions: 1. how is this actually going to be built? Flat pack, off site and installed? Carcass then clad?2. when in the build stage will this be installed?…
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What is your selling point?
What is your selling point? Think about it….. If your the go to person, what is that 1 thing that puts you head and shoulders above others? Is it 1 thing? Is it more? The reality is that not everyone is creative, nor can everyone be the creative hub in…
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Sometimes it’s the simplest things that make all of the difference and show your knowledge and that your industry ready…..
Sometimes it’s the simplest things that make all of the difference and show your knowledge and that your industry ready…..Doors are a classic example. If I was to look at your design and ask if Door D04 is a left hung or a right hung door….. could you tell me?…
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99% of you will start as a CAD operator /junior designer:
99% of you will start as a CAD operator /junior designer: Understand the different drawing pack types and when they are required. Know what to produce to explain design / details to a client/contractor/site team Know how to cross reference details, elevations and plans Know how to repeat designs and…
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7 Tips on how to start looking forward to Critiques / Review
In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.
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Learnt to speak with authority not theory…
Do this to show you are employable and can get to work on a live project now…. How does a student / graduate do that? 1. understand the why2. know the pros and cons3. know the consequences if you dont4. talk and treat yr projects like they are real, to…
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