Writing Architecture: Nylda Hamchaoui's Journey Through The Architectural Experiment
Back with a BANG, did you miss us? We were lucky enough to sit down with Nylda Hamchaoui from The Architectural Experiment to learn, explore and muse. Come join us discuss architecture literature, journalism, job seeking and Stephen Drew’s bad habit of
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Discovering The Architectural Experiment with Nilda | Architecture Social Podcast
Join Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social as he chats with Nilda, the founder of The Architectural Experiment. In this episode, they discuss Nilda's journey, the inception of her blog focused on architectural experiences, and her passion for writing. Stephen and Nilda cover the evolution of the Architectural Experiment, the challenges faced by architecture students, the impact of COVID-19 on job search, and the importance of honest, raw engagement in the architecture community. Don't miss this insightful conversation about navigating the world of architecture and creative expression.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:39 Nilda's Background and The Architectural Experiment
04:19 Challenges and Reflections on Architecture
05:39 Navigating the Job Market During COVID-19
09:44 The Role of Social Media in Architecture
20:44 Future Plans and Final Thoughts
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- (00:00) - Introduction and Guest Welcome
- (00:39) - Nilda's Background and The Architectural Experiment
- (04:19) - Challenges and Reflections on Architecture
- (05:39) - Navigating the Job Market During COVID-19
- (09:44) - The Role of Social Media in Architecture
- (20:44) - Future Plans and Final Thoughts