What does progress look like in architecture?
How we make progress is determined by where we place our attention and what we prioritise. It’s intentional.
Hi! I’m Michael
I’m an architect and coach. I help architects rethink their practice and support them as they uncover better ways to work. I’ve worked in architecture for over 25 years, and I ran my own practice for 14 years. I understand architectural practice from the inside out. Fun Fact: my NSW architect’s registration is #10 007 and I have a license to skill.
I believe improving practice takes asking hard questions and deep listening.
Once a month a group of curious architects meet on Zoom (and occasionally in-person) to discuss the problems and opportunities in architectural practice. Sign up to receive invitations and thoughts from previous conversations.
How we make progress is determined by where we place our attention and what we prioritise. It’s intentional.
Stealing from Broadway. How to get the best ideas and do better architecture.
Consider this a reminder – you should already know this.
Architecture is not a zero sum game. So how might architects generate an abundance of projects?
It’s so useful it’s called a useletter. The unmeasured useletter goes out every fortnight and includes bite-sized nuggets of wisdom, ideas and learning prompts for you to use in your practice.
It does not include: promotional material, recycled content or wordy essays. Your inbox is safe with me.
I pay my respects and acknowledge all Traditional Custodians of Country and on whose land I live and work. I recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. I pay my respects to their Elders past and present. Always was, always will be.
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If you’re struggling with your architectural practice,
thinking about changes within your practice,
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This workshop is for you.